08-23-2018, 08:56 AM
Gentlemen,
I think that we have to be patient. It will be mirrorless evolution not revolution. Loot at the market – it is still shrinking. Development is running with slow pace. Nikon was forced to do something, and they did something quick and dirty.
- another point was the complain of 1,8 glass. Please remember that this camera must shoot stills and video. Requirements for both are against each other and 1,8 is good trade of.
The only strange thinks for me is F-mount 500/5,6
I think that after 5 years Nikon Z-mount will have nice lens range. Give then another 5 years to innovate and optimize lenses for ML - as they did it in the past with SLR vs rangefinder . SO maybe after 7...10 years the market is growing again, development is speeding up and we can buy nice mirrorless camera.
Up until them it will stay as niche for early adopters and technical savy pros.
I hope that my dreams this time comes true, because at 2002 I was thinking that after 10 years everething will be mirrorless. 2012 passed away. I was not realizing that at 2018 mFT celebrates 10years anniversary.
My question is how far will be this system after 10 years? - luckily this system belongs to many Pro's . It is guaranty for long term support. Otherwise I'll be scary of scenarios - Nikon 1 part 2 or Nikon Action cam part 2
I think that we have to be patient. It will be mirrorless evolution not revolution. Loot at the market – it is still shrinking. Development is running with slow pace. Nikon was forced to do something, and they did something quick and dirty.
- another point was the complain of 1,8 glass. Please remember that this camera must shoot stills and video. Requirements for both are against each other and 1,8 is good trade of.
The only strange thinks for me is F-mount 500/5,6
I think that after 5 years Nikon Z-mount will have nice lens range. Give then another 5 years to innovate and optimize lenses for ML - as they did it in the past with SLR vs rangefinder . SO maybe after 7...10 years the market is growing again, development is speeding up and we can buy nice mirrorless camera.
Up until them it will stay as niche for early adopters and technical savy pros.
I hope that my dreams this time comes true, because at 2002 I was thinking that after 10 years everething will be mirrorless. 2012 passed away. I was not realizing that at 2018 mFT celebrates 10years anniversary.
My question is how far will be this system after 10 years? - luckily this system belongs to many Pro's . It is guaranty for long term support. Otherwise I'll be scary of scenarios - Nikon 1 part 2 or Nikon Action cam part 2