Right, and which lenses will you buy? I think, admiring a new development and make the step to change money against material are two different acts. It IS an attractive choice, nothing to say against, but which will make people buy? Which company ever made profit out of the "I will probably buy" or "I would most likely buy it, if it only..." promises we consumers are giving so easily? Let's be honest, we all said that and if we ever fulfilled that, our shelves would carry tons of glass.
It will become interesting what of this speed will actually help making a difference in darkness. Nikon's AF is only rated down to -6 EV, with Canon there's a lowlightfeature down to -6 (which ends at -4 on the Nikon side and will most likely take ages to AF). The Nikon is a good thing for people who already own a couple of Nikon glass, I don't think it will win a single Canon shooter over who is happy with what he or she has. The next good thing is choice - no longer only one FF MILC manufacturer. Who of the new will win customers back who already switched to Sony?
I haven't seen anything not to like at Canon's offer, they were even clever enough to include a filter slot in one of their adapters (for all the UWA's around). I haven't seen the prices, too. But I see one sensor which has to make it with ⅔ of the MP other manufacturers offer. More than enough, yes. Or no?
It will become interesting what of this speed will actually help making a difference in darkness. Nikon's AF is only rated down to -6 EV, with Canon there's a lowlightfeature down to -6 (which ends at -4 on the Nikon side and will most likely take ages to AF). The Nikon is a good thing for people who already own a couple of Nikon glass, I don't think it will win a single Canon shooter over who is happy with what he or she has. The next good thing is choice - no longer only one FF MILC manufacturer. Who of the new will win customers back who already switched to Sony?
I haven't seen anything not to like at Canon's offer, they were even clever enough to include a filter slot in one of their adapters (for all the UWA's around). I haven't seen the prices, too. But I see one sensor which has to make it with ⅔ of the MP other manufacturers offer. More than enough, yes. Or no?