A7III

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

I had a FF Sony kit and an M43 kit for the longest time. A7III for pretty much everything that wasn’t wildlife, EM1 MK3 for wildlife. On a whim, I picked up a cheap used Lumix 14-140mm mkII off of facebook and took just the Olympus with me for a trip. When I came home and went through my pics, I dum

Posted some travel photos recently here from Japan and South Korea and got some comments doubting they were shot on iPhone 😅 So thought it would be interesting to do a quick comparison. Tried to find the most similar shots I had across both my iPhone 15 Pro Max and Sony A7III with matching editing.

Doesn’t matter what camera it is, it’s about light and composition. I absolutely love my GRIII and GRIIIx but that’s mainly just cause it’s a crop sensor camera in the smallest package I can imagine. I definitely have pics from it that are way better than some pics I’ve taken with my Sony A7III and

Sensors pretty much plateaued around 2012-2015. Sensor technology is constantly improving. It's just that the big sensor used in "real" cameras only have gotten limited benefits from it. Mobile phone sensors are in many ways much more advanced as being smaller finer manufacturing geometries can be u

Shot this while zooming down Ruta 41 at about 120 km/h, fully manual focus. Somehow managed to frame the road perfectly as Fitz Roy finally showed itself from the clouds. Gear & settings:• Sony A7III• Tamron 35–150mm (shot at 110mm)• Manual focus• 6000×4000 resolution• f/11• 1/320s Pretty happy with

Of course! Yes, I had media credentials but there was no pit so these were all shot from the crowd. I used a Sony A7III with a Sony 24-70mm f/2.8 GM! It was perfect

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 vivo X300pro is practically a fully fledged mirrorless camerera. It's almost impossible to mimic the look of a big sensor with great optics on a tiny phone sensor and with tons of processing on top (S24U). This is why as a S24U owner, I still own dedicated cameras, such as the Sony A7III.

I hope you're having a good time flying airliners! I'm a forever GA pilot but enjoying it as much as I can. No flight levels for me but $100 hamburgers are a great time. I've owned a Sony RX100 VII (sold), Ricoh GR III (sold), and a GR IIIx. Haven't had hands on a Ricoh GR IV but I'd like to say the