Didn’t have a better response than that huh? Funny, that’s usually what happens when a person who gets called out for having their head up their sphincter realizes everyone is going to realize the truth behind it, so they instantly head to the slur zone in hopes it will shut the person up that they view as a threat to them.

On the basis of product, this report displays the production, revenue, price, market share and growth rate of each type, primarily split into 

So in reality, that means that the likes Sony and Fujifilm are ahead of Canon and Nikon by about five years in their Research and Development for high-end mirrorless systems currently on the market. So surely, when Canon and Nikon do finally release a high-end, full-frame mirrorless system to compete with the current market leaders, it won’t just be something similar to what’s already available now with other brands? Surely it has to be something significantly better?

Here’s something I’ve never thought about before; Let’s say both Canon and Nikon come out with a new mount/lens system. If that happens will standard lenses plummet in value? For the last 20 years lenses have held their value much better than cameras but this won’t be the case if they both dump their standard mounts.

Flint Mayor Karen Weaver is set to announce Tuesday that city officials have excavated all of the lead and iron pipelines it targeted one year ahead of time in a city still stung by the aftermath of the contaminated water crisis and distrust of government.

The new Nikon Z7 is Nikon’s flagship full-frame mirrorless camera, featuring high-resolution photography and “revolutionary” autofocus.

Who cares what Kai Wong thinks. It’s not like he can build his own camera and correct other people’s mistakes in his own brand.

With Leica, Panasonic, and Sigma teaming up, it’s clear that they are serious about trying to get a very strong foothold in the mirrorless camera market. Sony has dominated the mirrorless market for so long, and with Nikon and Canon choosing to go it alone, leveraging the technologies from three companies makes a lot of sense. Is it a case of too little too late? That’s a hard question to answer. As they say, the proof is in the pudding. If these new Panasonic cameras can outperform their competition they may well force current Sony users to switch over.

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How do you feel about it? Do you think Canon and Nikon will find a way to integrate legacy lenses with new, mirrorless systems, or do you think it’s a pipedream? And if you’re a Canon or Nikon owner, will you stay loyal if they release a mirrorless system that requires an adaptor to use legacy lenses, or will you jump to brands like Sony, or Fujifilm?