Alpha 7C

I have an A7CII and a couple of Fuji bodies, and I don't notice any real size difference in practice. It's a super-compact camera for a FF, yes, but Sony lenses are inexplicably enormous. Worth a sidebar to gripe about the Sony menu system... egad. It's just terrible. But it's a remarkable camera in

I wouldn't say I've switched to FF but having added a FF setup to my m43 gear, I feel it's just another tool in the arsenal to give myself more options, particularly in low-light. I looked at the price of the OM-3 and figured it was more sensible to just buy a decent FF body and some primes if only

Es kommt darauf an, was deine Pläne für die Ricoh sind. Ich hatte ursprünglich ein m43 System, aber war es leid, meine Olympus mit 2 Wechselobjektiven auf anstrengenden Wanderungen mitzunehmen weil Gewicht. Und wenn man auf einem Gipfelgrat ist und es stürmt dann wechselt man auch kein Objektiv. Was

I use all my older lens on full frame sony cameras i have the original a7r, a7c and a7cr. The result are fantastic

Given your use case, my first thoughts are the Sony A7iii and the A7C. You'll have a lot of E mount lenses to choose from either. (Or if you get a really good deal on the FX30, get that- it'll be perfect for you- amazing low light even though it's apsc) However since you mentioned 4k30 feeling limit

this was taken indoor with very suboptimal lighting (i'm serious, the lighting was awful), and the main subject has a very neutral color, my iphone 17 still took pretty decent pictures. i mean absolutely no offense here, but u probably need to learn how to take pictures if u find iphones' pictures l

what's a good lens? what specs should I look for? u can't even give concrete answers. And at that budget, there's no point in buying a dslr, especially for night photography. The correct answer should be a full frame mirrorless camera that handles high iso well and has in body stabilization, like th