a7 III

Honestly for $700 I would skip that and get something mirrorless. Camera gear is something I think is wise to buy used, because when it's time to upgrade, you don't lose your ass. For your purposes, especially the low light activities, I'd say grab a Sony A7 ii ($500-700ish) or A7 iii body ($700-$10

On the topic of "Value for the money is not a reason anymore to get into m43": totally agree. My first camera was the Nikon D5300 DSLR (aps-c). Kit lens sucked, so I quickly added the Nikon 35mm F/1.8.This setup cost me in total €725 back in 2016. As a student, this was a huge purchase.However, the

The premium M43 glass, Olympus Pro line and Leica-branded Pansonic lenses, are pretty good overall, and were some of the first to show what you could really do with mirrorless lens design. Modern full-frame lenses have eaten into a lot of what was only possible in M43 a decade ago. The Olympus 12-10

Part of the problem is you didn't list focal length, ISO, shutter speed, etc., nor did you say how much of a crop each of those images is. Also the a7 III is six years older than the OM-5 II, so that's not the fairest comparison.

They all use the same sensor (Sony IMX410). Most 24MP full frame mirrorless cameras (other than Canons, the original Z5, and the latest models) use this same sensor. So the A7iii, Z6, Z6ii, ZF, Panasonic S5, etc. The A7iii is roughly equivalent to the original Z6. And you’ll note that the used Z6 pr

It's a good deal. This is used A7III price with 89701 shutter count. https://www.mpb.com/en-us/product/sony-alpha-a7-iii/sku-3468359 https://www.mpb.com/en-us/product/sony-alpha-a7-iii?page=35

If you alreayd bought it, it's totally fine for a beginner. You really don't need full-frame though. An APSC camera like the Sony a6400 will be newer and you'll have access to a lot more lenses at a cheaper price. When I decided I wanted a full frame camera, I really wanted the Sony A7III but it's d

I don't plan on upgrading from my Sony a7iv. I upgraded to it from the a6000, and instead of getting an a7, a7ii or a7iii and maybe needing to upgrade again, I went straight to the newest model at the time so that I don't need to upgrade again. This'll last for another 10 years easily and I don't ne

Mirrorless, i recommend Nikon Z5, Canon EOS, sony a7iii for intro

I saw your post on another subreddit just now about choosing a camera. I’d recommend the sony a7 iii from tori.fi. Try to find one with low shotter count. It’s the best value sony camera in my opinion and passes for professional work. It’s also a very popular model so if you decide to quit photograp