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But the day may never comes :)

 

Source: http://www.fotorelax.com/forum/index.php?topic=76192.0

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When I see wish for a Sony camera that looks like this I don't se the point att all. If you are interested in big bulky cameras buy a Nikon D5 or a Canon 1DX Mark ll. These type of cameras are now targeted for the for well of amateur market. Like the Leica system. Today most professionals will not use each brands top models. They are just to heavy and pricy. I'm a professional photographer with more than 30 years experience and for me Sony A7ll is the camera, it reminds me of Nikon F3 in size and handling. The Sony A7ll is a light weight camera with really good picture quality in the right price range. My wish is for Sony is that they would develop the A7ll into a camera with better durability, better ergonomics and a menu system that some one outside of Japan could understand. That would be a camera for photography the rest are just for show off. That is why Fujifilm X-T2 is now ranked by many to be this years best camera for photography. (dpreview)

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I like the A-mount! And A99 Mark 2 is an excellent camera, but Sony may be even better!
My vision of the flagship camera from Sony
 
 - E-mount (NO! Translucent Mirror Technology) + A-mount adapter in BOX
 - 42 mp sensor
 - continuous shooting at up to 8-10fps
 - 6K 24fps and 4K 48fps video (240fps in HD) in 4:2:2 on SD
 - New video codec with a higher bitrate (for support 6K, and 4K 250-300 megabit per second)
 - Support new Video Speed Class 60/90 (protocol of SD 5.0) up to 90 MB per second
 - Base ISO 400 for S-Log3 
 - Laser or IR focus lamp
 - 16-stop wide dynamic range and price not exceeding $ 3,500 for body ))))

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