Also here
GX8, GX85, A6000 and M5
15mm f/1.7 Summilux, Zeiss Sonnar 24mm f/1.8 and the 22mm f/2
The M5 is quite tiny I'll give it that...But thats why i wonder on the ergonomics, i have a VERY hard time with a camera with no grip.. i tried the GX85 in store recently and I found it difficult to use because my hands wont grip it easily...I have issues with my hands and etc.. the A6000/A6300 are about as "small" as i can go...
Also how big is the M5's viewfinder? The GX8 has a viewfinder about the size of the A7. Seriously. The GX85 is like the GX7 with a tiny 16:9 viewfinder, the A6000 and A6300 viewfinders are nice though...
And no i am not "biased" or at least i TRY not to be here, IF I replaced my GX8 I'd CONSIDER the A7II. But I still dont feel any mirrorless can compete with my dslr for my wildlife stuff... and id lose the GX8 macro advantages on the A7II... So if anything id really consider buying an Olympus instead, like the new EM1-II thats coming to gain access to the ultra high res shooting mode and stuff...
A lot of the m4/3 lenses are superb optically mind you, focus really quickly and have a very lovely rendition to them, Especially the leica ones, a lens isnt all about maximum aperture sometimes (Go check out photos from the 42.5mm f/1.2 DG Noctilux sometime..or the Olympus 75mm f/1.8)
Also know something i HATE on all the mirrorless cameras? When you remove a lens its exposed sensor city. Seriously why dont they shut the shutter over the sensor to protect it during lens changes.. I dont know why i feel really nervous switching lenses on my GX8 compared to ANY DSLR
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