CNET EDITOR'S REVIEW
The good: Excellent high-ISO-sensitivity photo quality; quiet, fast lenses good for shooting video and comfortable for manual focus; compact, with a nice physical design and control layout; large, tilting LCD.
The bad: No EVF option; frequently annoying user interface; unusual amount of distortion on 18-55mm kit lens; no neutral image color settings.
The bottom line: For a lot of people, the excellent high-sensitivity photo quality, competitive performance, and an ultracompact body will likely outweigh the Sony Alpha NEX-5's quirks and operational annoyances.
Now I'm torn between this Sony Alpha NEX-5 compact DSLR camera and my first love, Panasonic Lumix LX5. But either way, there's only one thing that I'm sure of. I'm gonna need a micro sd with humongous storage space!
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