a6700

I'll start this off by clarifying I only have experience with Sony & Olympus / OM systems. I've tried to use the Sony A6700 and the Sony 90mm for handheld insect macro photography and eventually gave up. The sensor readout time and buffer were too slow for my style of photography. I ended up going w

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.

Z50ii. Had the a6700 and Z50ii for testing at home. If you want to do a lot of video you should go with the Sony (IBIS). I am coming from a Z6iii and wanted something lighter for everyday use. So the a6700 was a big hit ergonomically. On Nikon: The colors sooc are better by a lot. Didn’t get the Son

Onda tebi treba Nikon P1100, Lumix FZ82D ili Sony RX10 V, takozvani bridge aparati. R10 i a6700 su jako ozbiljne stvari, plaćaš mnogo za video i autofokus sposobnosti a malo toga će ti značiti ako već slikaš u daljinu.

I don't shoot video, so I can't practically answer that, but the a6700 is better from what I understand. I still have a small Fuji kit. The difference in low light between modern APS-C and modern M43 is minimal enough that it isn't a consideration for me. Olympus has a better lens selection. The len

Lol this.. but everything is going up way to much right now. My SD card for my a6700 was 150 when I bought it. I can't find one for cheaper than 220. And the one I did buy is going for 250... Glad I bought a few cards back then because holy f.

Hey guys. How do you guys stabilize your footage from the Sony a6700 when shooting handheld? Especially when you use super zoom lenses... I am not crazy about how the in-camera stabilization handles footage, so I turn it off and stabilize using gyroflow, which sometimes I still find so-so. Recently,

For someone focusing on video, the S9 will be the way to go.But it has its downsides, because the ergonomics are trash, the overall handling and buttons feels cheap and there is no viewfinder. I currently have a a6700 and the S9 feels like a huge downgrade, especially if you also wanna shoot photos,

a6700 has a 1.5x crop sensor and turns 20mm to 30. Is it wide enough for your use? For wildlife, 300/450 is a bit short. I think the cheapest camera with PreCap probably is the OM-1.1 and you can pair it with 100-400 II (Mk II has Sync IS, IBIS + OIS, but not I. Sync IS allows you to shoot slower SS

Got the Zf a day late so sorry for the delay! I haven’t a chance to pixel peep with both cameras but I can give a quick comparison. The Zf is a much bigger camera. The continuous AF is noticeably slower than the A6700 but that camera is the fastest autofocusing I’ve ever used. The Nikon menus are a