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Strange. Philip Bloom shoots almost exclusively on Sony cameras and I never once thought the colours in his videos was horrible.

Let's hope the GRiii isn't going to be one of the biggest disappointments of 2019 like the GRii was when it was announced. The new lens in the GRiii with fewer elements makes me a bit worried.

1. Probably something like a 16-35 or 24-70 since almost all of the pictures taken today are wide-angle shots. 2. My Zeiss 135/2 APO is amazing, but the Lumix 100-400 on my GH5 makes me feel very powerful 3. Sony 16-35/2.8 GM 4. None

Yes, at last it's got 24 Mpix and IBIS, but no 4K. I will eagerly await your review!

So, buy the S1R 2019 or the 8K version in 2020? Or, just go for the S1 for now.

Yeh, I think this was one of Kazuto Yamaki's goals when he bought the Foveon and started making cameras. It will probably happen within a year or two.

Most of those 'prolific' gear reviewers don't really review stuff, they just play around a little with it and then give it a ' this is not to bad' verdict even if it is shit.

But you are one of those who are standing there pouring gasoline on it.

Myownfriend hasn't contributed ANYTHING. He's just trolling to boost his ego.

Designing the sensors is the easy part, manufacturing them is the VERY difficult part!

And next year we will have a new A9mk2 and A7R4 and/or 60-75 Mpix camera.

This price was offered to me a few weeks ago and came from the biggest on-line shop with full warranty.

And here in Sweden it can sometimes be found for as little as about $1200 brand new. For that price it doesn't have much competition. Panasonic cameras are cheap here for some unknown reason.

Yeah. I hope they will chose an existing mount (E-mount) for it.

Their way to make a 8K camera possible by 2020 and expand their business into more profitable FF market. The question is what mount they will use.