Alpha 7 II

Right, as a fellow Sony 20-70 f/4 owner and M43 shooter, let me share my thoughts… I own the Sony A7C (so, a step up from your A7II) along with the 20-70 f/4, plus a few other lenses. I also have an OM-5 paired with the 12-45 f/4 Pro. When I bought the Sony 20-70 f/4, my intention was to replace the

It was my first time taking pictures with an actual camera at night and it was freezing so I couldn’t play around with my settings as much as I wanted but I’m happy with it how they came out, I’m definitely coming back to this spot when I get my skills up. Any tips on low light settings would be app

I thought that my Sony a7II in crop mode would function just like my Sony a6000, but then I found out that it basically crops out part of the resolution, whereas the a6000 has the same resolution but confined to a smaller sensor. I honestly thought I would be selling the a6000 once I upgraded to the

I’d recommend looking into the Sony A7 platform. I have been using the original A7 since 2017 and it’s been great. I also do a lot of car photography and low light and the A7 really shines in low light conditions. Just looked on B&H and their used department has a few A7 and A7II for around $600-700

Potential disappointments with the GX7: EVF is tiny, is 16x9 aspect ratio, and uses a technology called field sequential LCD (look it up) which a small number of people are sensitive enough to they get physically nauseated when using it. Others are fine. You won't know until you try it yourself. (Sa

idk a ton about cameras, but the Sony Alpha A7II is pretty decent for real estate photography, especially if u can get it cheap. Full-frame sensors are nice for capturing good detail and low light. As for lenses, a wide-angle lens like a 16-35mm can help make small spaces look bigger, which is super

Full frames have better low light capability than crop sensors, unless they are like 2 decades apart. So get some full frame with 50 1.8. Ideally put a bit more money and get bit newer but not too new, like canon rp or sony a7ii. But if you really cant afford those despite selling your current gear,

If I were you I would not invest more in the D3000 as a system if this is the style of photography you want to work with. The poor low light performance on that era of DSLR's is going to make this a very uphill battle. Modern gear you can live at ISO 6400 all day and get great shots. Something like

Waktu itu beli baru 2019-2020an. Beli itu objectivenya pengen full frame buat foto. Kisaran 12jt utk body only waktu itu. Ga pake lensa kit, langsung pake yg 50mm f1.8 aja. Cuman kalo jalan-jalan kadang yg pegang kameranya ga suka fixed focal length, jadi beli lensa sapu jagat lagi yg 24-240mm. Kare

Bien, con ese presupuesto puedes conseguir alguna Sony A7ii usada o mejor aún una A7iii que es una ventaja gigante frente a la A7ii, o sino alguna Canon. La ventaja de las mirrorless son el peso y la sensibilidad del sensor, aguantan muchísimo más ISO que las viejas reflex, si la vas a usar para ani