Rooru S

guess you're talking about the HX50 version..the one without GPS that usually ships to or stay in China..the HX50V should come with GPS. The same happens with the top end SLT-a99 and SLT-a99V

@Kodachrome200

Well, look at this from a different point of view...2.8 limits how much light the sensor gathers, but 1.8 is pretty fast. You get both 24 and 35mm at 1.8. If I had a Full-frame, I...

Ummm you gain somehow more effective aperture and wider FOV... It's something!

There is just no competition. Sony 4K Global Shutter camera is 25000 USD and this is just 4000 USD? Wondering how other manufacturers are going to respond to this. The market for sure is going to...

The advantage comes in getting 12fps at full resolution in a 1000USD camera instead of buying a 6000USD "Top" DSLR and get the same fps. After all, Sony markets the SLT concept as getting it easier...

did windows phone users tell you about the dissapointing results? Maybe they just rushed to tell they had something, even if it doesn't perform well

Ermmmm Sony already had the 70-400mm a few years ago. The new one it's just an update to it's coatings and SSM motor maybe. Not in any way similar to the Nikon.

Weathersealed? Good.. SSM AF? Great! Now I just want to see some reviews of this lens, because I was expecting 1200USD or a little bit less...let's not forget it's a 50mm lens..

now all I need is...

And that's why I'm only looking how Sony is developing their cameras. Once they make a successor of the RX1 with a built-in EVF, I would gladly consider it (if there is still no real competition...

Everyone loves the pictures coming from a Foveon at daylight and low ISO, there is no question. But once it gets higher it gets worse than Bayer sensor.

I'm skipping the RX1 but really looking forward for the successor! Hope it does have a built-in EVF at least!

Beautiful video. I use Sony bodies with Canon and Minolta legacy lenses most of the time (Yes, NEX-series user here) but I'm always looking at Nikkor lenses to get. They have my respect.

Did you expect them to reveal all of their secrets or manufacturing process? It wasn't intended to be a documental =/

I think, the PDAF on sensor in NEX series is used mostly for tracking and not for focusing at all. That could explain the AF speed being almost the same as before.

In 2009, a friend bought a Casio Exilim Superzoom bridge...at first I was like...what is a bridge camera? Then he showed me the zoom range, the 120fps capability on video, the background defocus...

yes it does in some way. That's why you can see 30x zoom on bridge cameras. The main point of m4/3 compared to APS-C cameras or even FF is being able to have smaller lenses while retaining a bright...

They're gonna make good money for just making it on EVA colours =) Being a fan of that anime (and many others) I find myself quite surprised to see something like this on dpreview. Not for me, but...

I want to see a new version of SEL16F28... A proper update to the optics.

Hope Sony releases again something like the DSLR-a850. That was an amazing camera for the money. Now on today standards, I know Sony can release something cheap while using the new great FF 24MP...

A built in EVF (even if that means using a smaller LCD screen on the back) could be more appealing than the current form, but it's interesting what Sony is offering lately. Maybe next year they're...