jaapv Posted November 7 Share #21 Posted November 7 Advertisement (gone after registration) And on the lens to a large extent - the newer lenses like the Super-Elmars and Summiluxes 21-24 perform much better than older wideangles as their design is more ele centric with digital in mind. The WATE struggles a bit as its zoom design gave less leeway in this respect. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Steve Ash Posted November 7 Share #22 Posted November 7 Am 29.10.2025 um 18:18 schrieb Andrew Gough: The lack of a tilting scene is a very large oversight, IMHO. No provisioning for the visoflex 2 is an equally dumb move. Whoever signed off on this, needs an elementary course in marketing. Not having a tilt screen, kinda kills the whole Q upgrade path. For new consumers, considering a move to the M-EV1, will undoubtedly, be coming from a a mirrorless camera with a tilt screen... The only thing that the M-EV1 has over an SL3 is weight and form factor. The SL3 is cheaper, offers a better EVF experience, a tilt screen, and IBIS.... The M11 is 1.52 inches deep. My SL3 is 1.74 inches deep at the sensor. Just saying' 🤔 I see it differently. A tilt screen would put the M-EV too far from the M line. Whoever likes to have a tilt screen should potentially buy the Leica SL instead. 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
FlashGordonPhotography Posted November 7 Share #23 Posted November 7 4 hours ago, jaapv said: I had cameras with a tilt screen. Never used it. A flip screen makes more sense as you can hide and protect the LCD. For most users- who rarely photograph mushrooms or at arms’ length above their head, a tilt screen is more of a sales argument than a practical feature. I am the opposite. I dislike fully articulated screens as I don't do selphies or much video. But I use a flip screen all the time for different heights and angles. The Fuji/Panasonic tri tilt screens are the best as they allow use vertically as well. Gordon Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
jaapv Posted November 7 Share #24 Posted November 7 My Panasonics have flip screens. I assume we are talking about the same thing: articulated screens. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
FlashGordonPhotography Posted November 7 Share #25 Posted November 7 1 minute ago, jaapv said: My Panasonics have flip screens. I assume we are talking about the same thing: articulated screens. Depends on the Panasonic. The newer ones like the S1Rii have tilting screens that can also tilts vertically but can't face forward. The S5ii has a fully articulated screen. They are different. Gordon 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
algrove Posted November 9 Share #26 Posted November 9 I saw one L mount Panasonic where you could turn the LCD so that it was protected and one could not see the LCD that way. Great idea. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
jaapv Posted November 9 Share #27 Posted November 9 Advertisement (gone after registration) Yes articulated screens. Not uncommon. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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