a6700

Everyone keeps saying s9 but a BIG flaw for fast shooting - startup time is terrible and you can’t run the camera one handed (especially if you use the 18-40 kit lens). To run it one handed you have to buy a grip and an extremely light pancake lens (which doesn’t exist) and at that point you might a

The OM 100-400 II is actually only barely lighter than the Tamron 50-400 and Sigma 100-400 (both very similar in specs to the OM). Of course, the 20MP MFT sensor of the OM-1 still squeezes more reach out of 400mm than the 26MP APS-C sensor of the A6700 (Fuji's 40MP sensor actually beats the OM-1 on

I have the om-5 and a Sony a6700 and honestly, I would like faster computational stuff and af. And maybe a more robust shell. A pipe dream would be Panasonic lens fixes in Om soft like how the panas do it with the automatic fringe deletion and stuff

Weird - I can.

“Using the Sony A6700, Sigma 18-50mm, 1/1000, F/5.0, 160 ISO. The image looks good to me, but I feel her face is a bit out of focus. Maybe my eyes are playing tricks on me?”

Anthony Gugliotta comes to mind, I love his videos. As for cameras I'm not sure what to recommend unless I know your budget or what you're looking for in a camera. I've been researching for a camera too for my girlfriend, she only wants a Fujifilm so I can't talk for other brands. People usually rec

I bought an X-S20 a day before the A6700 was released and now I'm torn, should I keep it or get the Sony.

The things swaying me to the Sony are no crop in 4k60 / FHD240p (why add a crop Fuji!), much better video AF, catalyst (for some awesome post processing options), weather sealing (I don't film