a6700

I think it's a real longshot that you'd find people who are willing to swap a Komodo for an A6700.

I would buy the Sony 70-350 G First, If your Plan is going to a Safari. Better Glas often Beats better camera Body. And the A6400 has a good Autofocus and you can use Tracking Autofocus. If you mainly/mostly taking Fotos and almost never Take Videos then honestly upgrading to the A6700 is Just a was

I have had a lot of cameras because of GAS, and I tell everyone to just get a g9,em5iii,em1ii, and then save money on lenses. z50ii if they want something newer. Theoretically the a6700 would be great, but then I feel it is a bit overpriced. But sensor size really does not matter more than other mai

nikon doesnt seem to be targeting the a6700/R7 part of the market, and those are still a few steps down from the pro level cameras

Sony a6700, plus accessories and lenses. Photography as a hobby is for the rich both in time and money. hayst.

If you’re worried about size then definitely look for a used Sony a6400 with the kit lens which should fall exactly at this price point with under 15k shutter count. Any other Sony a6000+ can also work. The only one that is better than the a6400 is the a6600, which usually go for closer to 800. (And

You should get pissed. These ridiculous pieces of plastic costs like $12-15 where I live. They should be packed separately and the lens should come capped. PS: Heheh, if you think the Sony a6700 is tiny, go look up the Sony Nex 3 and Sony ZV-1 on YouTube.

Sony A6700 or zev10ii Canon r10/r50 Nikon z50ii As a professional in my opinion, if you have no experience you should go for a second hand fullframe camera. Cause you get all the features you want for the near future with out any compromises. You are set for atleast 3-5yrs. After a point you will on

I second this for the r7 (no, I don't shoot canon lol). It's so feature rich and built for wildlife. Apsc, 33mp (don't see a lot of those), 15fps. Canon is a good ecosystem for wildlife, lots of lens choices (I kinda regretted going sony for this reason, but with apsc the 70 350 is great). The r7 is

Sony a6700 with a Viltrox 27mm f/1.2 lens, two led panels for lighting, a rode videomic go II mic on a boom arm. Cooking videos. A slider for smooth end product footage, but I regret having bought it, I almost never use it.