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I tend to agree with JoJu, even though I don't dare to make any prediction. In the past months Canikon did some reaction, Nikon with the new 300 f/4 E and Canon with the 50MP announcement (useless for me, but not for others). It will be interesting to see whether mirrorless manufacturer will counter-react.

 

For me, after going mirrorless I've taken much more photos than before and I don't regret anything of the DSLR, which stays only for the 300mm, waiting for a replacement. Let's recall that at the moment there are no native long teles in the mirrorless world - when they come, together with AF for tracking moving objects, part of another segment of photographers - wildlife and sport - will migrate. 

 

BTW, I'm using the SEL70200G with my A6000 and it's a pleasure.