Alpha 7 II

So a lot of folks have talked about color science not being a "thing" or that you can always fix the colors in post. This may be a hot take for this sub but I have switched systems multiple times because of color science and it absolutely makes a difference. When you're shooting people and the color

Well, as said, it’s not that the first gen A7 is inherently bad with AF, it’s definetly way under the later versions (th A7II is a BOG upgrade in that compartment). Is a really different way of shooting than a DSLR and needs some getting used to. IMHO, if I were to go on a lighter everyday carry, I

I would have to agree... maybe. I have owned DSLRs (nikons and canons). My first MILC was the A7II followed by the A7III. As soon as canon came out with an MILC in the form of the R I jumped ship. I have to admit that there are a few expectations I had for Canon that disappointingly did not material

The list is endless. What are you recording on now? Recording video in 830nm and 590nm will be fun. A couple filters and all will be fun fun fun. If I were thinking specific full-frame cameras, I would probably choose a Canon 5D MarkIII. I use a full spectrum Sony A7ii, but I have a lot of vintage l

Z6 has a bad evf Z6 has the best EVF of it's generation - it's size and optics are highly competetive today. Refresh rate is 60hz. MF lenses can be adapted to Z system but it’s suboptimal, A7ii/iii is more cost effective but you can even adapt PK to Fujifilm gfx, longer then 35mm, the 50s and 50r ar

I shoot Olympus exclusively for the last four years, after ditching my Nikon D750 fullframe for a Olympus E-M1 II. Never regretted it. The big plus for me in the Olympus cameras you have as options ist the weathersealing in conjunction with the 12-50! This combo can withstand basically anything comp