I have looked B&H:
At this time you can choose from 43 cropped E-mount lenses and 3 full
frame ones. Pentax(*) offers significantly more choices: 55 cropped
lenses and 49 full frame ones. So you have a point. However, you can buy
an adapter (that, admittedly, will make your camera bigger, heavier and
more (like $250-$350) expensive) that will allow you to mount Minolta
lenses on your Sony camera without loosing AF and probably other
functionality as well.
However, I don't believe that Sony would introduce the cameras without
well defined plan as to new lenses introduction.
Boris
(*) This includes not just Pentax but all 3rd party lens brands as well.
The same is for Sony.
On 10/18/2013 7:52 AM, Aahz Maruch wrote:
On Fri, Oct 18, 2013, Boris Liberman wrote:
Aahz, you appear to not notice that the size/weight/convenience
takes a rather big step when you move from APS-C DSLR to m43
mirrorless. It is less so when you move from the likes of Nikon
D7000 to Nikon D600. I've held both and D600 is pretty darn
convenient.
In fact, K3 is bigger/heavier than Sony A7 or whatever is the name
of that camera...
You are discounting the lenses for some reason....
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