I had heard they had designed it work with dogs and cats at present. To be honest it worked much better than I thought it would. In time with further updates it should be pretty awesome and should change the way every wildlife photographer will work.
More DR would always be nice and maybe a bump in the mp count but maybe a global shutter still isn't possible for this much data? Who knows. Maybe they'll do something about the much complained about ergonomics and menus?
Yup.
We just can't know what "revolution" means but hopefully they'll want to set a high bar for the others, Canikon, Panny etc, to reach for. A better evf is a doddle so hopefully the revolution will be a lot more than that
I couldn't give a flying about menus but judging by what I read on forums it's a massive issue and an improvement would be a game changer
Whoops!
Bit of a fail there
It is the A9II
Thought it would be as Nikon & Canon will have there pro mirrorless likely to hit this summer so that it can be tested out by the sports guys before the olympics.
Got to say the 135GM is a delight to use. Not had a huge change to play other than the usual cat subjects, but I have to say it's lovely
Here's hoping it comes close to producing something close to my 5D/135L combo of many years ago that I really loved.
Jules in Brighton by David Thompson, on Flickr
I think a big improvement would be a much better fps with the mechanical shutter for those times where electronic isn't great, such as artificial lighting. Unless it's a global shutter of course.
It's the room between the grip and the lens which is an issue for me
Got to say the 135GM is a delight to use. Not had a huge change to play other than the usual cat subjects, but I have to say it's lovely
Here's hoping it comes close to producing something close to my 5D/135L combo of many years ago that I really loved.
Jules in Brighton by David Thompson, on Flickr
I can't shrink my fingers
Plus I've just seen the price of that 85mm f1.4 GM, that's put pay to that idea 
It's the room between the grip and the lens which is an issue for me
Looking on the camerasize site, the space between grip and lens looks about the same as my G80 [when comparing to an A7III] though the grip isn't as prominent, looking at your Em5 mkII that does have more space but not by much
I don't have an EM5-IISausage fingers!
But yes, I have sausage fingers TBH my fingers do fit, just, but I kept constantly catching my knuckles and it was just plain annoying. Also, I often wear gloves when I use the camera in winter, no such chance with the A7's
I don't have an EM5-II
I can't shrink my fingers
He's too used to his behemoth D850
"even the council house 50 1.8 is quite a lot more than Nikon's 'new' and relatively expensive 50 1.8G: list £280 vs £219)."
I think the G streets at a higher price because it's all good, even if construction doesn't feel tremendously solid. I had one briefly.
And all the expensive lenses that go with it, and he baulks at the price of an 85 GM? No wonder he needs gloves... big sausage fingered girl
I think you're missing the problem, I don't mind wrapping my pinky under the camera, had to do that with the D750 and now EM1-II
I've not paid the 85mm f1.4 GM price for any lensAnd all the expensive lenses that go with it, and he baulks at the price of an 85 GM? No wonder he needs gloves... big sausage fingered girl
Lol, Ieave my little sensor camera aloneHasn't he spent about 10k on his little sensor camera?
But I wish, I think I'd have gone down the Leica route if I'd had £10k
I think you're missing the problem, I don't mind wrapping my pinky under the camera, had to do that with the D750 and now EM1-II
I've not paid the 85mm f1.4 GM price for any lens
Lol, Ieave my little sensor camera alone
