Rumors New Lumix camera(s) on May 13th?

[cascadian]

That thought seems reasonable to me. So many times another factor should rule, such as color or texture - yet we go 200% in search of a few misaligned or off-focus pixels. And the atmosphere can make waves in any focal length under the right/wrong conditions.

If my eyes were sharp enough to see what so many users find disastrous, I'd probably never want a zoom lens again. I'd also get worse at tuning them out, so I shall keep my eyes as they are, give or take my reading glasses.

 

[dirk]

This discussion with 36MP on the Nikon D800 was at a time, when most people shot still with a shutterspeed of 1/125s and the D800 had a mirror. This does not work, if you want to have really sharp images.

Nowadays we have mirrorless cameras witz sophisticated antishake systems and in most sports you use shutterspeeds between 1/1000s and 1/2000s. This is a totally different scenario.

I remember in the analog times tests which showed that you could get the best images with a Leica M6 and a Leica 90mm portrait lens for portrait (on film) with at least 1/500s. The differences were easy visible.

 

[dirk]

It seems that th S1II/S1IIe are around 80g lighter than the S1RII. Not a big difference, but I am paranoid with weight.

EVF, tilting screen, fps and AF seems to be the same, which is more important for me. Let's see what kind of new infomation the event will bring ...