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ok,iam not very sure with ILC.

as iam using DSLR,i had never looked back.lol

I have been SLR all my life including flims. When i started to use X100, it give me a different perspective for photography. From now on, i think i will go prime lens as it is lighter & more about composition.

 

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i swear by this lens,u won't regret getting it.

 

Yes... this in one of the best lense, EF70-200mm F2.8L IS II USM.

This a fast lense. The image edge is still very sharp even at 200mm.

 

The next lenses, IMO, worth waiting and buying is the EF24-70mm F2.8 II USM, but w/o IS.

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sensor same as DSLR?

u must be kidding?

i had read that they are even smaller than the 1.6x crop sensor iirc.

 

In the market, the exceptional brand that have full frame for mirrorless is Leica M9

Other than that, Sony uses 1.6.

The rest using smaller.

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i swear by this lens,u won't regret getting it.

 

i cant afford the f2.8 mk2 even 2nd hand.....i think i go get the f4 IS version 2nd hand....$1200 more affordable....at least when i need f2.8, i still have my 17-55

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Yes... this in one of the best lense, EF70-200mm F2.8L IS II USM.

This a fast lense. The image edge is still very sharp even at 200mm.

 

The next lenses, IMO, worth waiting and buying is the EF24-70mm F2.8 II USM, but w/o IS.

 

It's all about affordability...... The lens may be damm good and who can afford to buy?

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Not suppose to take pic, [smash] only suppose to admire......

 

 

hahah

 

thats what's written right?

 

NO PHOTOGRAPHY.

but every1's snapping away

 

 

but come to think about it,

if you are not in the pic,

who will know this pic is from you or dl from the net?

 

honestly,

when i travel with wife,

i always take her pictures, when she admiring ,

end up my view is as good as the view finder,

even my breathing is controlled as i do not want shaky camera.

 

admire the moment, dl from internet later for such pic.

 

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sensor same as DSLR?

u must be kidding?

i had read that they are even smaller than the 1.6x crop sensor iirc.

 

NEX sensor is definitely same as DSLR. In fact they are the same sensor as Nikon D7000.

 

what you saying about smaller than 1.6x crop sensor are those 4/3 cameras......

 

Not many people are as high class as you, bro. You can afford to use full frame.....

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sensor same as DSLR?

u must be kidding?

i had read that they are even smaller than the 1.6x crop sensor iirc.

 

nex-7 will be APS-C

 

The very expensive Fuji one is also APS-C

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i salute you guys for being so game to carry so much gear. I mean i am still hesitant to jettison my bridge and the bridge category because i would like an all round performer which will imply me lugging helluva of gear most of time. I am just bitter with Canon not giving me at least a APS-C sensor in the bridge camera category. Why does Canon have to give me either a prosumer category with large sensor and virtually non existent zoom i.e. G series or a megazoom category with tiny sensors i.e. SX series.

 

The Canon ILC solves most of your problem what. Sensor size between APS-C and Micro 4/3.

Has up to 110+- mm lens. No interchangeable lens so u wont have extra gear to carry.

 

Only disadvantage is that lens is slow.

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Neutral Newbie

I had the same dilema. End of the day after reading many reviews online, decided to go with the 4/3

 

To my noobish eye, no regrets and can pack everything into a small camera bag with 2 lens.

 

DSLR really too big, together with my diving gear which i pack on my trips sometimes, can die.

 

Using the olympus EPL-3

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The Canon ILC solves most of your problem what. Sensor size between APS-C and Micro 4/3.

Has up to 110+- mm lens. No interchangeable lens so u wont have extra gear to carry.

 

Only disadvantage is that lens is slow.

 

and if you need beyond 110 mm?

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In the market, the exceptional brand that have full frame for mirrorless is Leica M9

Other than that, Sony uses 1.6.

The rest using smaller.

Fuji X100 & X-Pro1 is also 1.6.

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I had the same dilema. End of the day after reading many reviews online, decided to go with the 4/3

 

To my noobish eye, no regrets and can pack everything into a small camera bag with 2 lens.

 

DSLR really too big, together with my diving gear which i pack on my trips sometimes, can die.

 

Using the olympus EPL-3

Since u r diving, might as well use GoPro.

 

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Canon used to make 1200mm with special order.

but now the most is the 800mm still in production.

 

This Nikkor 600mm just nice fit into my hand carry bag ...... -_-

 

Aim to get one and starts shooting sceneries of mountain & valley... [bounce2]

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The Canon ILC solves most of your problem what. Sensor size between APS-C and Micro 4/3.

Has up to 110+- mm lens. No interchangeable lens so u wont have extra gear to carry.

 

Only disadvantage is that lens is slow.

Canon got ILC?

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Yes... this in one of the best lense, EF70-200mm F2.8L IS II USM.

This a fast lense. The image edge is still very sharp even at 200mm.

 

The next lenses, IMO, worth waiting and buying is the EF24-70mm F2.8 II USM, but w/o IS.

 

 

i used to own the 24-70mm but sold it for the 16-35mm as i change my set up.

yes,iam now eagerly waiting for the version 2 to be out,but i heard its not going to be cheap,$3k thereabout.

and i believe it will be another good lens.

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i cant afford the f2.8 mk2 even 2nd hand.....i think i go get the f4 IS version 2nd hand....$1200 more affordable....at least when i need f2.8, i still have my 17-55

 

 

i believe u should know the focal length are not the same.

u can also consider the 70-200mm F2.8 IS,this is also a very good lens second to the IS II.

can get it a slightly below $2k for 2nd hand.

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