Does anyone make a semi pro grade PS cam?

[Ilovemycam]

M43 is too big for my pants pockets. I'd like a PS with a big sensor and hopefully RAW. Does anyone make one?

If not, what are my options that are smaller than a M43 and has some pro features?

Thanks

 

[goodguy]

Canon G15 gives you a lot of options.
It basically is a small DSLR.
It has all the options entry level DSLR will have only it has 2 dials instead of 1 dial in the entry level DSLR.
While the sensor isn't as big as a DSLR it is bigger then the average P&S.
It has a very fast lens 1.8-2.8
I got one and while mostly my wife uses it I will take it with me to parties and in cases I don't feel like schlepping my D7000 with me, so far I have only good things to say about it, its an awesome camera with pro like features.

 

[OLaA]

Love my canon s100. Very small and tons of features. Full manual, shoots raw, and two dial controls. Also f/2.

 

[gh3125]

Check out the Sony RX100. It's got a BIG sensor in a little body!

 

[Helen B]

There's the new Sony RX100 II which has a few extra features over the already-excellent RX100: tilting screen, accessory shoe, access. EVF, acess. filter holder, better sensor, built-in Wi-Fi etc, usable HDMI out, 24p as well as 60p etc. I swapped from a Canon S95 to the RX100 and the improvement was very noticeable. It works best with DxO. The only real criticisms I have read about the RX100 are about its JPEGs, which I don't use.

The built-in flash on the RX100 (and the Mk II) can be tilted up and used for bounce flash. That is a great feature for me, and it makes the camera usable at times when other similar cameras would fail.

 

[satya]

I recommend the NEX-6. Its new 16-50 PZ lens is excellent. You can easily carry the 55-210mm zoom for travel. It is not the best lens but is cheap when purchased as a bundle.

 

[Benco]

Fujifilm make a few large sensor compacts that get some good things said about them, have a look at the X100S, XM1, X20, XF1, X20.