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Save some money and wait for an announcement at least.  That would be my plan.

It's raining in SoCal so, no go. Second, I'm not staying up until 2 am (PST) to 'maybe' see it during cloud cover. And thirdly, solar eclipses are WAY more interesting than a lunar one.

@epambos: I'm confused. Your XT-3 doesn't have an articulating screen either yet you opt to stick with it? If you wanted an articulating screen that bad in an XT body, why not upgrade to the XT-4?

Was gonna pre-order but I think I will wait to see what the X-E5 will offer. If it has IBIS like this one, it's a done deal. If not, then the X-T5 it is.

I just don't like repeating myself.

@MyReality: Try shooting from the hip with an articulated screen. Nope!

@Hono: No it wouldn't.

It's not a price cut. The XT-4 sold for the same price when it came out.

I don't see why not. The X-E5 with IBIS would be great!

Funny, the articulating screen was a no for me on the XT-4. So happy they got rid of it.

VIDEOGRAPHERS stay away. You got your XH-2's. This one is ours.

P.S. Chris' opinion (of other people's opinion being wrong) is wrong.

@tbcass I guess you don't realize that was already mentioned above and was replied to. Where have you been?

When I had my 6D, I shot only jpegs even on photo shoots (not paid).  Because the jpegs are usually good enough for the person I'm shooting for.  If you don't shoot professionally, nor want to ...

Factor in the cost of the plane ticket + hotel and at best, you'll probably just break even. Also, bring back the lens from Japan to the U.S. and now you've got yourself a grey market lens with no...

Canon M6II. Done.

I think there is nothing wrong with M43 jpegs.  Matter of fact, in some situations like landscapes, I prefer the colors of Olympus.

I wish they would do California. They can film here in the winter and pass it off as summer. LOL.

Someday, someone is going to come up with a camera body with a phone feature in it.

#1 is stunning. I'd pay money for a copy of that.

Welcome to the Truman Show. Enjoy your stay.