Ahh, what a pity. I ruled this one out as soon as I heard about the Win-only RAW. What are they, nuts? I prefer not to be discriminated for being a Mac user. And RAW writing also locking up the camera for seconds at a time? The GPS next top useless but sucking the battery dry? That is just sad. On the other hand, the P6000 was still interesting due to the built-in viewfinder and the supposedly high ISO range. Too bad the latter pretty much turned out to be bull, just as usual. Had they been able to pull of a compact with fully usable ISO 800 (by some hardcore necromantic ritual 666 meters below Tokyo, whatever) the NRW stunt could have been overlooked even though it would still have hurt. The way it is, the only ones to be hurt by this thing will be Nikon, because they can take it and put it back where they pulled it from.
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Ahh, what a pity. I ruled this one out as soon as I heard about the Win-only RAW. What are they, nuts? I prefer not to be discriminated for being a Mac user. And RAW writing also locking up the camera for seconds at a time? The GPS next top useless but sucking the battery dry? That is just sad. On the other hand, the P6000 was still interesting due to the built-in viewfinder and the supposedly high ISO range. Too bad the latter pretty much turned out to be bull, just as usual. Had they been able to pull of a compact with fully usable ISO 800 (by some hardcore necromantic ritual 666 meters below Tokyo, whatever) the NRW stunt could have been overlooked even though it would still have hurt. The way it is, the only ones to be hurt by this thing will be Nikon, because they can take it and put it back where they pulled it from.