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 mean - you can just get an a7Cii or a7Cr from Sony, for between a minor and massive upgrade in IQ, while being smaller and lighter than an X-T5. In general though, I think the normal advice of "the best camera is the one you have with you" applies here. It sounds like the Fuji will be higher quali

I used both and now have sony a7cii + lumix s9 Do you do pro videography? If not, 8 bit is more than fine and I'd tell you to go for the a7c The s5 is a major downgrade in AF, the s9 AF is still worse than the sony (but good overall) but the build quality feels super cheap and then as you said, no e

I don't think this is as much a problem right now since the introduction of the new menu style. I have a Sony A7RV and A7Cii coming from a Fujifilm X-S10 and had no problems switching. Did you have some time with the new menus?

My suggestion is to get a Sony A7c2 plus an all-purpose travel lens Depending on whether you are into telephoto, the lens can be Sony 20-70 F4GTarmon 17-50 F4 Or Tarmon 25-200 G2Sigma 20-200 Then based on your special interest, street or portrait, you can add 1-2 low budget and compact prime lenses

OM-1 km2 is m4/3. Probably a great camera for daytime birding and shooting distant things. I think it also has an high res mode. For landscapes this might be great. If you like bokeh you want a big sensor. 1500€ might get you an A7CII from e-infinity. A7III is also a good one. A6700 is aps-c. True,

I recently bought a Sony A7C ii and it fits your description very well, but from what you say you are looking for a studio environment and focusing more on videos. You should check out Nikon ZR the specs on this are amazing but the lenses might be expensive.

I took some time and am basically down to two slightly different options than before: If I go APS-C I honestly think I'll buy the Tamron 17-70mm instead of the kit lens as it seems like a pretty big step up for not that much more and then the Sony 70-350mm for wildlife/birds. Total it'd be about 164

For a dedicated webcam setup at that budget the Sony A7C II is hard to beat. Clean HDMI, excellent 1080p60, and the autofocus is class leading which matters a lot for a talking head setup where you want to stay locked on your face without thinking about it. The Z6II is also great but Sony's autofocu

Yo también tengo problemas de AF y manejo de ISOs altos. Después de darle mil vueltas al mercado de cámaras creo que lo mejor para mí sería una SonyA7Cii + un Tamron 28-75 2.8. Aún así se va un poco de mi presupuesto, puede que al tuyo sí que se ajuste.