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It is time for Nikon and Canon to listen up. Your financial charts are going on a downward slope. You know it and we all know it. So start paying attention to what your customers want. Your customers are buying Sony A7 series cameras with the intention of using their Nikon and Canon lenses on it. You know this. So why would you not design a camera to compete with it? Why allow your customers to go somewhere else? Scott Wyden…
The release of the X-T1 Fuji addressed two key elements in photography. First and foremost, an extra-large EVF allows you to concentrate on composition, light and subject in a way that is not possible with the optical viewfinder (which we also like to use). You can actually see the image before you take it! Of course, the EVF is not a new idea but it is beyond my comprehension that as of today, neither Nikon nor Canon has implemented this…
Sweetness! It must be new camera week as just now Olympus officially announced the much talked about and rumored “baby” E-M5, the E-M10 (right after Fuji dropped the HOT X-T1)! This is IMO a $699 firecracker that will allow anyone to get a taste of the fantastic E-M5 at a great price point.Steve Huff I like where the industry -- at least the smaller manufacturers -- is going.…