a6700

Ngl, I use an a6700 and fx30 for a small college club sport. . .i might sell both and get the a7V

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

RAW files contain more DR then the EVF can show and less than an OVF shows. I’d rather see too much then too little, but that’s a personal preference. You still find 2.36M EVF’s on newer camera’s like the Sony A6700, OM-System OM3 and OM5 Mark II, and several Fujifilm camera’s, including the recent

The 200-600 with A6700 would exceed 2.3L. He can opt for the Sony 70-350mm.

Only 1 of the 4 lenses I mentioned is apsc one (not even the first one) And cropping from 61 Mpix FF to apsc crop leaves you with the same image as a6700 with the same lens Don't tell me you never cropped image? Not to mention that for standard range the FF lenses are reasonable in size and price so

I'd love to see actual pictures from this and have them compared to various point and shoot cameras or say the Sony alpha 6700 or other Mirrorless cameras. What is the quality of the photo, not just the megapixel number

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?”

Just remember you should always spend at least half your budget into lenses. Good bodies mean nothing without good glasses to go with them.

Personally I'm not a big fan of the X-M line because they don't have viewfinders.

Sony a6700 is a great camera and there are lots of good third party option