That is going to be an interesting day today! Here on top you can see the very first picture of the Sony NEX-F3 that is going to be announced in about two weeks. It’s a 16 megapixel camera with 180 degree tiltable LCD screen and built-in flash (a nice addition over the older NEX-C3). That sounds like a great camera for an entry-level mirrorless camera! But we also have some news for you reach guys!
There will be a special (and I guess super expensive) X PRO 1 package. You want to see the picture? Just check out at Fuijrumors (Click here). That’s one of the best looking cases ever! 😉
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Now the NEX system has more camera bodies than lenses… good job!
Now that shows professionalism !
reach=rich
Compare with different spec. of camera (C3 vs 5N), this kind of different is more promising , really looking forward to see the F3.
The body is white, that means it’s going to be another budget camera or should I say more of the same. No pro stuff here and certainly nothing promising.
They are cranking the new cameras out. I like how they put the MP count and video coding on the body just in case you forget while comparing it to the next camera you pick up in the electronics store.
The next NEX bodies will also make phone calls, run Android and play MP3s! We will call it Sony Cameraman. Once you have Instagram running on your Cameraman, you’ll forget all about your wish for more lenses since you’ll have too much fun applying artistic filter effects and uploading them directly to your Facebook!
Let’s face it, if you want a camera, buy it from a camera company.
Looks like the “Pro” is an ideal kit to make cat snaps! Gorgeous! 😉
IMO Fuji is taking the aesthetic thing too far. That box is ridiculous. It’s something you buy if you want your camera to be a showpiece or a collector’s item. I made the choice between XP1 and EM5 and went with the XP1 because of the ergonomics, not the look. I will use the camera for what it’s meant, taking photos, not displaying it to my friends. I hope that in their next body (which I don’t expect to come for at least 2 years) they tone down the retro but keep the great usability (by that I mean human/camera interface, not the sluggish AF).