TrapperJohn

And a preview of what can be expected from the OMD-Pro this fall...

Larger, sharper VF
1/8000 shutter
Improved IBIS (as if it wasn't already the best)
Improved C-AF
Fast AF with ZD lenses (at last)

Keep that ZD glass viable, please. It's the reason I bought an OMD - to get a state of the art sensor behind those excellent zooms. Except for the somewhat sluggish AF, the combination is terrific....

Calling it the 'best' is a stretch, D800, 5DIII will unquestionably produce better shots, but the EM5 is definitely the most significant product of 2012. It marks the time when mirrorless in...

When you consider that serious mirrorless didn't really come on the scene until about three years ago, while the dslr has been around for at least 12 years, and the design has been around for about...

What's most interesting is not which brand polled the highest, or what constitutes the 'best' - the poll would have been more appropriately titled: what's the most significant camera of 2012....

I want! (if the price isn't too hideous, which it probably will be)

I have an F and an F3 that saw a lot of use in film days, and I'd love to get them out again. Might not be the optimal solution,...

I've worked with Win8 for close to a year, and I'm not particularly impressed. On a desktop, the Metro interface is just plain annoying. Stick with Win7, it's solid and still very much a power...

I'll take my current EM5, with one or two changes...

PDAF on sensor, so it can have good C-AF, and so it can AF the larger Oly ZD lenses quickly.

That would give me small and compact when I want...

If it's a one-off, don't expect anything other than a redesign of the body. Maybe something like the Hassy NEX7, which is actually pretty interesting looking, if it weren't for the stratospheric...

What you have here is a consumer camera, not an enthusiast camera.

It's missing some key enthusiast features: no eye level viewfinder, no thumbwheels, and no image stabilization.

What I found...