Alpha 7C II

Ok, this will be an unpopular comment here. Over the years I had an obscene number of m43 bodies and lenses. Currently I own an OM-3. As it stands, my only use case for it, is sports, paired with the wonderful 40-150mm F2.8.I also have a Sony A7CII, and while that camera doesn't have the pretentious

I have both the a7c2 and an x100vi and used to own a x100v. I find the difference between the x100’s to be minimal but meaningful. IBIS has changed the kind of shots I’m able to take. That said, the a7c2 is a phenomenal compact camera, and I would advise you to keep the x100v and upgrade your Sony.

I largely agree, with two bits of food for thought. First, for the A7CII, I have the HMG camera pod. It takes some tweaking to attach it to various backpacks, but I find this way better than strapping the camera to a shoulder strap out in the open. It provides padding and weather protection, and is

So as someone who’s owned the A7iii, A7iv & Fx30; as well as I currently own the A7S iii, Fx3 & I just picked up the Fx2 I would say the Fx2 is a really good starter. It’s essentially an A7iv or A7C ii in a cinema line body. Truthfully I don’t shoot 4k 120 often and I do a lot of commercial and docu

I do genuinely understand some of the criticism; people want a M4/3 camera with all the bells and whistles, that looks stylish, and is something that they can just have in a pocket when they're put and about. I get that; I'd love that myself. But this thing is honestly about as close as you'd get to

Second this. Own A7CII and used a Fuji for a couple of days. Like the colors of the film recipes from Fuji but found it extreme unintuitive to use the Fuji and the AF on Sony far superior and also the lens options are really nice because you’ve got a lot of options. For me the more intuitive use and

Sony A7cII is my choice of the 3 for what you are looking for. Fuji autofocus is not good. So not good I sold all my Fuji gear because with each update it got worse. My experience. Lumix doesn't have an electronic shutter, no hot shoe, and no evf (I don't care about this really but the other 2 optio

Thanks a lot! These are all shot with Sigma 28-70 f/2.8 on a Sony A7C II. I absolutely love that setup

Yes.For a one and done roughly in your budget, with your needs in mind, but still with the ability to grow consider a Sony a7Cii with a FE 24mm f/2.8 G Lens (more lenses is how you could expand later). Super capable, and compact for travel.

If you want a more compact setup, need more reach (wildlife, birding), plan to shoot video or use third-party strobes - get A6700. It's arguably the best APS-C on the market, and it is great. The sensor readout speed is amazing for video, and it has a proper full-mechanical shutter so you won't have