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<blockquote data-quote="sonicbuffalo_RIP" data-source="post: 493421" data-attributes="member: 21543">Well, new patents would signal development for something actually in the process of being produced on a higher level than that currently being offered.&nbsp; The other part of your question I kind of glumped together....I think now that you mention it, patents for NEW mirrorless body(ies) would be considered to have someone believe that Nikon is breaking new ground in the development of a mirrorless system.&nbsp; So far, it seems that Nikon has just thrown out a subpar endeavor of a mirrorless camera and left it taking on water.&nbsp; There's no plan or substance to it.&nbsp; If Nikon is serious, they will blueprint a mirrorless program designed to appeal to the masses.&nbsp; So far, they only appeal to those desperate for a Nikon mirrorless body.&nbsp; Something mirrorless with Nikon stamped on it.&nbsp; In the meantime, Sony, Canon, Olympus, and Fuji are filling the needs and wants of a growing cadre of both pros and enthusiasts who yearn for a mirrorless gem that is worthy of &quot;camera of the year&quot; status. </blockquote>

[QUOTE="sonicbuffalo_RIP, post: 493421, member: 21543"] [COLOR=#ff0000][/COLOR][I]Well, new patents would signal development for something actually in the process of being produced on a higher level than that currently being offered. The other part of your question I kind of glumped together....I think now that you mention it, patents for NEW mirrorless body(ies) would be considered to have someone believe that Nikon is breaking new ground in the development of a mirrorless system. So far, it seems that Nikon has just thrown out a subpar endeavor of a mirrorless camera and left it taking on water. There's no plan or substance to it. If Nikon is serious, they will blueprint a mirrorless program designed to appeal to the masses. So far, they only appeal to those desperate for a Nikon mirrorless body. Something mirrorless with Nikon stamped on it. In the meantime, Sony, Canon, Olympus, and Fuji are filling the needs and wants of a growing cadre of both pros and enthusiasts who yearn for a mirrorless gem that is worthy of "camera of the year" status. [/I] [/QUOTE]

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