Don't get too excited guys - my trousers are firmly around my waist
SAG is simply the reverse of GAS
For once in my life I've resisted buying a new camera - even when I could have just nipped up the road to WEX to pick it up.
Mind you - I'm not guaranteeing I won't change my mind - I just thought I'd wait a bit and see. (after all, my E-M1 does a grand job, and I lent my tripod to someone and I can't remember who!)
I had already decided to get one when it was announced. Mainly because of the bigger EVF, plus some gadgets like WIFI etc. But I was supposed to wait a few months : there is an online dealer here who always offer 10% rebates before the summer holidays. .. But I got too impatient and ordered one this very morning.
I didn't have too much hesitation, because a) I have already passed on the E-M1 because its ergonomics didn't fit my hands. b) There are so many good MFT lenses that I don't want to part from the system. (Those are my favorites : the 12-40mm F2.8, the 75mm F1.8 and the PanaLeica 25mm F1.4).
I'm certainly guilty of GAS, but reading this forum makes me feel almost reasonnable.
I think that I should get rid of most of the Canon system, now that I have an A7r. Three systems, that is just too much for one person... Canon sensors lacks DR and Sony A7 series are lacking lenses, plus most of the recent lenses issued are huge.. So apparently, MFT is still in a sweet position and may have the best compromise between size and IQ/Performance.