This is hardly news. We've all known this was coming, it just hadn't been formerly announced. I still don't find much functional advantage in Mirrorless, but t

This is hardly news. We've all known this was coming, it just hadn't been formerly announced. I still don't find much functional advantage in Mirrorless, but technical improvements have made it really solid technology at this point. Video, low light autofocus and tracking has taken massive leaps forward. The sensor / image quality is relatively the same. Nikon removed the shutter from the Z9 (Disclaimer, I got mine last week). That's a huge leap nobody has been willing to take just yet. The biggest limitations at this point are codec/raw patent roadblocks for video and compression. It's a fun time for imaging technology. I completed my transition to mirrorless last week. Sad to see the old legendary hardware fade away, but the optics on modern glass are FAR superior to older F and EF mount lenses. It's just painful to move systems.