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Maybe I miss something : are the herunder data wrong ?

 

XPro2 : 140,5 x 82,8 x 45,9

M262 : 138,6 x 80 x 42

 

Considering that XPro2 is an APS C , seems to me isn't smaller (even if its hybrid VF clearly justifies the dimensions)

 See image for camera reference    http://www.etrouko.com/vfd.jpg

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ah, but who said that levers still controls the frame lines !!  :)

I was thinking along the same lines. The lever controls a hybrid viewfinder prism thing that slides into view inside the viewfinder a-la Fuji. Wishful thinking I suspect.

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 See image for camera reference    http://www.etrouko.com/vfd.jpg

 

That pic makes a pointless comparison:

 

X100T:  aps-c camera with small battery and no optical rangefinder, with built-in fixed 23mm f/2 autofocus lens (not a great lens)

vs.

M:  Interchangeable lens full-frame rangefinder camera with substantial battery, with 50mm f/1.4 manual focus lens (one of the best ever)

 

It proves only that you can make a small camera with a bunch of compromises, including completely tossing out the great haptics of the M.

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I think it is incredibly expensive to make things smaller. You may have to make your own brand new electronics rather than buying in from component suppliers for example, or innovate in microchip assembly etc. All incredibly expensive and no doubt beyond Leica, but within the capabilities of Sony who are a huge multi-faceted organisation.

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Maybe I miss something : are the herunder data wrong ?

 

XPro2 : 140,5 x 82,8 x 45,9

M262 : 138,6 x 80 x 42

 

Considering that XPro2 is an APS C , seems to me isn't smaller (even if its hybrid VF clearly justifies the dimensions)

 

I don't think you're missing anything, other than maybe the fact that the Leica is about 40% heavier than the Fuji and that they have completely different innards. I have an M240 and an X-Pro 2 and they each have unique strengths.

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I don't think you're missing anything, other than maybe the fact that the Leica is about 40% heavier than the Fuji and that they have completely different innards. I have an M240 and an X-Pro 2 and they each have unique strengths.

They did make a lighter M but someone ate it.

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We don't all want small cameras.  For example the Sony A's are too small for me to use comfortably. 

I prefer some heft, and grip-ability for a serious camera.

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It is easier to make a small camera larger with an add-on grip, but impossible to shrink. I have add-on grips on all my M bodies.

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It seems to me that this dead horse has been thoroughly flogged!

 

I think we all have a pretty good idea of what the M10 is all about given the leaking sieve in Asia. We will all know everything as facts not speculation in another few days. I myself look forward to this new camera.

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