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Lmao you can’t be serious. A7RV bundled with 28-70 f/2.8 gmii from B&H: $5746 A Leica M11, the fcking base model, is $9840. A 50mm Summicron ASPH is $9945. You can get a pro grade Sony with a pro lens for less than half the cost of a Leica body or a prime Leica aspherical lens. The value proposition

The more significant difference is gonna be a stacked electronic shutter vs unstacked, where it can replace a mechanical shutter entirely. So that's your z8/z9, a1/a9, R3/R1. E-shutters like on the 850 and lower priced cameras will show distortions with fast moving objects like bats, golf clubs, pla

I think this applies more to the videographer / prosumer market. (I work for a large camera retail chain in EU) For single video shooters, yes Sony is super popular for good reasons (autofocus, low light, S-Log3 10-bit and good 4K slomo) In the film and commercial world and rentals it’s Arri, Red an

Though I'm not an expert so I'm only going to give general information, I do believe you're correct on needing good autofocus that can identify the subject for him, and as many shooting aids as possible. The latest generation of mirrorless cameras has made a large leap in this capability, so that's

Mirrorless isn't a trend. It's the current standard. It's not going to go away unless a better form factor comes along. The DSLR is dead. Nobody's developing the platform anymore, and I'm fairly sure the very last brand new DSLR to hit the market was something like 5 years ago (by which time most of

You didn't mention budget which makes little harder to recommend sth Anyway - best AF for fast moving objects is currently in mirorless cameras with stacked sensor (which allows for much more frequent AF sampling - and also faster fps) The cheapest stacked sensor camera is quite old but really capab

I shoot industrial bands in small clubs who typically don't like any light, but a lot of stage fog. I don't care about the ISO up to 16000, I use AI denoising for it (DxO works the best for me). Modern cameras are ISO invariant anyway with one step around ISO 640. The silent mode is an issue with LE

Copy pasting from google; Best entry-level Canon. Canon EOS R8 Best DSLR. Nikon D850 Best low-light mirrorless. Sony A7 III Best pro-level camera. Sony A1 Best for timelapse astro. Canon EOS 6D Mark II Best for versatility. Fujifilm X-T5 Best value. Canon EOS R Best lightweight model. Sony A6700