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Absolutely nothing wrong with crop sensor cameras. What you do need to think about if you're still going to be taking paid gigs is that cameras like the A6700 are single card slot. Shooting paid work on a single slot camera is a lot like throwing your newborn in the backseat of the car without a car

Can you give us some idea of max budget? We can recommend $50K cameras, but is that what you want? What are you video and photographing? What are the primary uses of the camera? My starting point, if you are happy with Sony functionality, would be an a6700, with some leses.

I’m pretty new to panning and recently tried shooting some panning shots at night in Kabukicho. A lot of my photos didn’t turn out great (either too blurry, or the subject (the cars) wasn’t the color I was hoping for). There were tons of black taxis and barely any green or yellow ones This is one of

Sony A6700I was a bit scared that I might find aps-c lacking, but it easily handled everything I thrown at it :)

Woman here, my bike, Yamaha Aerox and my DSLR Sony A6700, anyday!

If you're budget, it should work. Otherwise get A6700 at least, better processor and focusing. I have A6600, it is old for Bird Photography.

Between OM-3 and A6700 for mounting on a backpack strap, I would pick OM-3 due to weather sealing and smaller lens set. But if I knew I would carry my camera mounted on a backpack strap and I would not need an EVF, then I would pick an Olympus E-P7 with Oly 14-42mm EZ or Pana 12-35 for day/outdoors

Moin, als Wildlife-Fotografin würde ich zwischen A7 II und A6500 klar die A6500 nehmen. Die A7 II ist nicht schlecht, aber ihr Autofokus ist heute wirklich ihr großer Schwachpunkt und kann echt nerven. Für ruhige Motive geht er, bei Menschen in Bewegung und besonders bei Tieren ist er aber deutlich

Since you don't mind buying APS-C, you can look at the Sony a6700. 4K60p with little to no crop plus 4K120p with a sizeable crop. It has IBIS as well.

Z cameras make shippable JPGs. They are customizable, and they now support 'recipes' which is cool if you want to do that, but in general I don't find the JPGs from Fujifilm to be as special as everyone says. My buddy did a test between the XT5 and a Sony A6700 based on the raws and the JPGs, the JP