Quick NEX-MicroFourThirds comparison
Based on the rumors we received we tought it would be nice to make a simple comparison table between the future Sony NEX cameras and the compact MicroFourThirds models.
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Vince
April 20, 2010 |@FE: Well, not everyone thinks the same way you do. There’s a reason why Canon’s G series have been around a long time, same as with the continued success of the LX3. Not everyone is happy with a fixed-focal length nor are they happy with a protruding lens when a zoom is fitted instead.
The lack of in-body stabilization is a deal-breaker for me. Pity Sony wasn’t able to put it in.
AK
April 20, 2010 |Yes, look at the video again. There are icons both for flash and SSS (image stablization).
Sam
April 21, 2010 |Hi, Is there any indication that there might be manual control for exposure when shooting video? I.e. like the e-pl1 has. Many thanks, Sam
KJ
April 21, 2010 |Yeah, IS and Internal Flash are MUST haves for me. If this camera is really going to be “Go Anywhere”, I should be able to carry it around as is and take any picture I want while on vacation from day until night.
If this camera can only take pictures during the day and then at night time in a dark restaurant it can’t grab the picture, what is the point of getting it?
I’ve been SOO excited about this camera and check this website every day, but hearing this news about no Flash really disappoints me. Hopefully all the “clues” in the video are true!!!
- KJ