a7R III

My Contax G 45mm sometimes gave off medium format vibes, especially on sharper film like Ektar 100. It’s just a very sharp lens and ‘sharper’ film than the Fuji Pro 400h I usually use. I had my negatives Imacon scanned if I wanted to make large prints but an Imacon scan of a Hasselblad or Pentax 645

I have the a6300, a7ii and a7r4. On the Olympus side, I have the OM-1.ii and E-P7. I don't use the kit lens on the Olympus cameras - I mostly use the 12-40/2.8 PRO. The Sony kit lens is shit, and the kit lenses I have for my older Olympus cameras are excellent, and so are samples I've seen online fo

Thank you! It's a Sony a7R III with a Sigma 28-70 and polarizing filter. A bit heavy to lug that combo around but I've found Im always glad I did.

I’m a rangefinder guy for the most part. Like a lot of people I had digital canons when I started out. The 1D MKII had a slit screen viewfinder option. The 5D mkII had another screen option but not split. For film I used 2 Contax G1’s and 2 Yashica T4’s. I loooove the G system. It’s autofocus and no

Well, the 6000 series are considered small cameras, so you don't dare to try the a7, or the a9, for example. You decide if you made a bad purchase or not, since only you can tell if is the camera's volume worth of what it gives you back in return. I find the RX100 series much more "bang for the buck

Thanks so much! I used a Sony A7R III for these shots – I'm really happy with it despite being an 8 year old camera, as the 42 MP sensor captures enough detail for the landscape shots I like to shoot. As for lenses, I mostly used either the Sigma 16-28 2.8 or Sony 100-400 GM, with a few using the Si

My 5D mkII died. But I already was a huge fan of the Sony Alpha’s. I bought a second A7 when the 5D died. I still have some Canon lenses, well it’s the ZE Macro Planar. I don’t use it very often it’s not comfortable to use on a Sony. I prefer my 100mm Elmarit R APO. I’m still using Pentax 645 MF DSL

z5ii and a7iii share the same sensor. You’re getting better af(?), better user experience, a flipy screen, and you can use Z mount lenses. Yes you can adapt EtZ but I wouldn’t unless you need both systems for very specific reasons. I would say if there’s a Z lens that you really like the rendering,

This is the kind of question that no one can answer for you-- but then, you probably kind of know that! So, one more personal experience/testament to how the camera industry makes money: -It's nice to have a smaller camera for travel, but I've also travelled many times with a full-sized film or digi

I'm sitting between two options that I can't decide between. I'm living in the canadian rockies and want a camera for photographing wildlife, mountain portraits, and basic astrophotography. I'm between either: Canon R7 with a RF100-400 Sony A7r III with a sony 200-600 The Canon is the faster auto fo