Fuji photography post bar

Ricoh seems to have been abandoned. It seems that the lens used to turn Lycra is good, and the others are just so-so.

Panasonic only has GX 1/GF3. They and the sensor of E-PL 1 are M4/3 specifications, with an area of 35mm full width 1/4 and a lens conversion factor of 2. Their lenses are also universal.

Buy a new fuselage, not an old one. Panasonic's single battery and E-PL 1 all use Panasonic's CMOS, and the picture quality is not as good as Sony's. E-PL5 is equipped with Sony's CMOS, and has obtained some technologies from EM5, which is the most suitable of these models.

As for the lens, since it is an interchangeable lens system, we naturally choose what lens to shoot. If you don't know much about this, use condoms. Daily use is enough.

Other models:

Sony's NEX series has a large base, good control and image quality, but the disadvantage is that the lens is not rich enough to switch; Alpha series single batteries are almost SLR;

Panasonic GH series has a good photo effect, which is unparalleled in the camera;

Oba's EM-5 performance, control, image quality and other aspects do not lose the mid-range SLR, and the price is also;

Fuji's XE and Xpro have good image quality and retro appearance, but the overall response speed is slow and the lens is not too rich.

Nikon's 1 series has very fast response (operation, focusing, continuous shooting, etc. ) and some unique and interesting functions, but the picture quality is low and the control is inconvenient;

At present, Canon's EOS-M seems to be immature, slow in response, inconvenient to control and mediocre in image quality. I don't see any other selling points except the SLR head used to turn myself.