Emanuel

And not Canon branded?

For sure and no, I don't have it as written, hence my "if" :- )

I am confused now... source From this 2017 list here? source Or is the accurate one this other one here? source

WOW If it steadily works, I'll buy immediately one! : P No other brand will offer the same bomb pack for soon or next months/year to come... My most fair bet based on three decades of camera releases ;- )

Well, a baptism of pro version, very of my own... hehe I guess it is already named now, hey @BTM_Pix ; ) that's really a much promising professional tool indeed ;- ]

2nd version all way long, Mark ; ) This is the announcement of the year! Seems even funny how people out there are focused on minor releases when we have this one here to let a pure cinema camera such as the Pocket series... Filmmakers won't find any better combo wherever else : P Writes someone handling cameras professionally for three decades now (E :- )

Man, I am impressed, so I'm eager for your news on the Pro version to include the tracking mode.

I agree on the form factor. Ergonomics, lightweight... can do the whole difference for both ends. Even though, that 1-stop of difference can be the culprit.

PS: Mere lens weight can interfere in the outcome...

I guess from not identical lenses, hence my wondering... Because if so, that's a truly mistake from tester's side.

No worries : ) Important is to keep information up. S5 IBIS performance has surprised me against S1H. I wonder if the tester used identical stabilized lenses in fact.

Right. S5. The lack of capital letters from your side to begin the periods and their verbiage on their many different camera model version additions made my mess, very true : ) Thanks for correcting and bringing me back to track :- )

The only one in this same page :- )

I thought so until to have seen that comparison video... Stabilized vs non-stabilized glass then?

More than when, it is if... will there be GH6 announcement? In behalf of everyONE of us, I really do hope so :- ) The motion picture world will be more empty without this camera format, the best ever...

WOW S1H is superior to S5, let alone much superior to Nikon and Sony's as expected : ) @Aaron Smith I'd rather just stay on MFT band or jump directly to S1H instead if money is no object. My condolences on your loss.

In the same vibe on here because of P6K and R5 for now as seems EF lenses is the most consensual glass route these days for hybrid use... What are your favorite ones today?

September 1. We ain't so far from there then, correct? Any date to put on our calendar now?

I bet so too but, I've just received from CDA TEK support on the now released v6.9.6 update a few days ago, so I guess we're pretty safe with our Irish supplier :- )

MFT rocks, no matter what : ) Filmmaking means choices and you have plenty of them as far as glass concerns (cameras don't shoot without it) you can only dream of, going with a bigger format size... that's a fact :- )

Only sub 20K cameras...? ;- )

More from Leica's press statement: According to the source, these lenses will begin to appear at lens retailers from August through to December 2020. The Portuguese-made lenses will include the following: Leica Summilux-M 50mm f/1.4 ASPH (black) Leica Summilux-M 50mm f/1.4 ASPH (silver) Leica Summilux-M 50mm f/1.4 ASPH (black-chrome) Leica Summicron-M 35mm f/2 ASPH (silver) Leica Summaron-M 28mm f/5.6 (silver) Leica Summicron-M 28mm f/2 ASPH Leica Summicron-M 50mm f/2 (black) Leica Elmarit-M 28mm f/2.8 ASPH Leica began producing cameras and lenses in Portugal in 1973 at a factory in Vila Nova de Famalicão, about 25 miles (40km) north of the city of Porto. In 2013, the factory was completely upgraded in a refit costing some €23m. https://leicarumors.com/2013/03/22/leica-camera-ag-opens-new-plant-in-portugal.aspx/

"With this new production line at Leica Camera’s state-of-the-art facility in Portugal, Leica has decided to offer USA consumers a choice to buy a selection of some of the most popular and essential Leica M-Lenses, stringent to the same quality and standards expected from Leica as our German-made products, Made in Portugal, at a much lower price than their Made in Germany counterparts. The price differential is a direct result of tariffs, and in no way indicative of quality standards." https://www.reddotforum.com/content/2020/08/leica-introduces-made-in-portugal-m-lenses-at-lower-pricing/ Made about 40-50kms / 25-30 miles away of where I am while I am writing these lines here now... :- ) https://www.fdtimes.com/2017/02/22/leica-portugal-tour/ http://www.fdtimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/80FDTimes-LEICA-PortugalFactoryTour.pdf

From these entries on @horshack's thread, in spite of them, here*, here and there*, I still wonder... how accurate is any of this contradictory information? *