Best mirrorless hybrid?

Ironically Fro just posted this comparison a few minutes ago:

That’s not ironic. He posts a Sony/Nikon/Canon comparison every few hours.

Perhaps foolishly I accumulated 3 mirrorless Samsung cameras, 2 @ 16MP and 1 @ 30MP. Extraordinary sensors. Samsung zooms are OK but their primes are wonderful. I frequently use adapted Pentax K-mount lenses, my favorites being 50 2.8 macro and 50/1.4. My photos are almost always made with printing in mind (I visualize and inkjet print, sometimes intending to match the file and sometimes to produce what I visualized).

I don't have much use for files that I won't print.

Fuji.

Or, Leica X something.

The rest about market spiel ... a matter of faith.

There's a thought.

Does a hybrid MILC run on petrol as well as electricity?

If you think about it, most hybrid cars ultimately run electricity generated by fossil fuel, roughly 40% of it coal in the United States. It's okay if it's someone else's back yard.

I don't have much use for files that I won't print.

No use? My son just asked me for raw images of his now adult children - from 2005. They were never printed.

I actually think the current DSLR is mirrorless hybrid because when in live view it's a mirrorless and when you use the viewfinder it's an SLR.

yep

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I'll vote Canon R5 ... or R6