Alpha 7C II

Although I do now shoot with the Sony 40mm lens with the A7C II, I still like the 35mm because it just feels right for some reason. Depending on the scene and where I am, sometimes the 28 can feel good, too.

I have a Sony A7 iii and all GM Zooms. They're a pain to carry on vacation. I got a sweet deal on a Fuji X-S20 and paired it with a Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8 lens. My vacation photos are great! It was super easy to carry around in a Peak Design 3L sling. Whip the camera out, stuff it back in my bag. I'm g

imo good glass comes first then left over budget on a good enough body. sony a7c is a better cheaper a7iii, but smaller viewfinder and grip if that doesnt matter much, if does, a7iii is a great starting camera. has all the spec needed to keep up and can last a few years at least. Good glass right no

LOL reading this, you can tell the ones who've never used a Leica, or a rangefinder camera in general. I'm not talking about digital Leicas but film cameras. Beyond anything else, it is a different way of working. You want to shoot football? Get a Nikon F or Canon. Want to shoot dance in a theater?

You should just rent both for a weekend. I rented the a7rv last weekend. I believe the A7V has the same "next gen" color science. The colors are really good. Skins tones are great. White balance was perfect for every shot. I would say they have 100% fixed all of those issues. I have shot the a7rIII

Yeah basically what you said but it all really depends. Lack of lenses for Canon can be a big deal but if someone like me can live basically with 24mm and 50mm primes then Canon has those covered. I really like their color science and now reviewing my footage from Canon R8 I think it produced best q