Alpha 1 II

A Sony A1ii isn’t really a “little camera.” There’s expensive rabbit hole to go down to get nice hummingbird pics.

For sure. But that kind of gets at why I want to switch. On Sony, to get more than 10 fps, you need to get an A1 or an A9. An A9 III is over $5000 used, and with the A9 line, you only get 24MP. The A1 is $3700 used and the A1 II is well over $6000. You can get the Z8 for $2700 used, which is the cur

You need better skill, gear, and flash before you offer to shoot a wedding by yourself. I'm not saying a brand new Sony A1 II but at least a used pro model like a 5D Mark III and whichever 70-200mm f/2.8 you can afford. And flash! You only survived your last wedding because you shot in blazing sunli

I shoot primarily birds/wildlife and I have used all of Sony's modern bodies a lot in the field. I do some instruction and I have a good relationship with my LCS so I end up spending a lot of time behind a wide variety of gear in real world scenarios. If you can afford the switch to Nikon, it is a n

Yes, the FF market seems driven by what I consider very expensive cameras like $,7000 for a Sony A1 II which is about 6 Fuji X-T30's. :-)

Had Nikon D7000, 7100, 7200, D500, D750. Got Sony A9ii for sports when mirrorless was not a thing with Nikon. Had worn out a shutter on the D500 but still have that and some of the older ones. Came back to Nikon with the Z8, when Nikon figured out mirrorless autofocus and gave it to us at a price mu

Like Sony? An A1 II is $7K and lenses can't be called bargains. Be real.