Nathaniel George Weir

Oh yeah image stabilization definitely reduces maximum aperture. That's why when canon releases IS versions of their lenses like the 70-200mm they have such smaller maximum apertures. Think for...

@califletyb I'm assuming by the way you are reacting that you have much maturing to do. Don't worry, you can do it, for I have faith in you.

And yet it still doesn't have a pop-up flash... Useless... And it probably has no built in pop-art filters either :/

Hmmmm and a nex with an eye fi and lens = over a $1000 vs $299 hmmmmm...

Why does it seriously have so many megapixels...

Placed 146^th in the challenge.

Placed 49^th in the challenge.

But hey you've got to admit that the most exciting thing here is the new lens caps ;)

$1808? Can you spell rip off?

Placed 6^th in the challenge.

Haha thank you :)

50 MP DSLR, 10-1000mm lens, f/1.2. image stabilization ISO to 204,800 boost to 819,200 Weight, 3 pounds, built in flexible pop-up flash with 100m guide number, and a 4 inch screen, waterproof, and...

+1

Placed 3^rd in the challenge. Taken September 29th

Can it be a cigarette?

Would you choose this camera over the 4 year-old 5D Mark II (today is 4th anniversary)? And what price do you think this camera should have been?
I personally believe $1500 would be appropriate. ...

from Dpreview stats table 200-3200 ISO probably the higher and lower ISOs boosts

fixed lens... I don't even know what to say about that...

wow... What would've been truly epic is if they made that sensor 2 megapixels for ridiculously lowlight video.

200-3200 ISO Range with 6400 Boost (according to specs sheet) haha give me a break! I'll stick with my 5D Mark III thank you very much.