One thing nobody is mentioning, which is a surprise, is the launch of Nikon's new
Premium DL-Series Point-N-Shoots.
People like the compact nature of mirrorless, but these Premium P&S's are even
more compact than mirrorless and (by the looks of them) very high-quality also.
DL SeriesI don't expect the 3rd camera to be technically-great, but I believe the first one in particular is going to be a great "convenience" camera, while still retaining high-quality.
In the past, I had used the Canon G15 as a compact, which was a great lil' pocket camera for me, and which I was still using up until a fumble last month
I have the DL 18-50 on pre-order, and so right now I am using a D810 and two heavy Ai-S lenses (15mm f/3.5 and 50mm f/1.2) for standard accident documentation, where my simple G15 used to be all I needed. It is a pain in the @$$ to lug around a D810 and 2 lenses for my general, non-surveillance, work-related purposes ... so I can't wait to go to a compact again for this capacity.
Nikon says these DL compacts have
premium Nikkor ED glass, so I expect this Nikon 18-50 DL camera to have far superior performance than the Canon G-series, and almost-DSLR-like performance for my work-related purposes (preserving accident scenes, photographing individuals, injuries, etc.).
The 18-50 mm in particular seems very well-suited as a convenient travel camera, IMO, being wide-enough to capture scenes (18mm), and yet coming-in close enough (50mm) to capture individual portraits .. and by its price point, and appearance, it looks to be of very high-quality also, having a 20.8mp sensor and shooting 4K as well.
Jack