Alpha 7C

leica or hassleblad does not do anything to their processing to make them unique so that argument is totally useless. they all use similar if not the same sensors with basically the same amount of processing for the raw files, and any jpeg look you can just edit in. if you put a leica and sony or ha

I do genuinely understand some of the criticism; people want a M4/3 camera with all the bells and whistles, that looks stylish, and is something that they can just have in a pocket when they're put and about. I get that; I'd love that myself. But this thing is honestly about as close as you'd get to

Its a little frustrating as Sony have their A7C cameras that are similar sized but have mechanical shutter and so on, but because of the L mount specifications, and Panasonic's substantial IBIS tech, fitting everything in is difficult.I'd take a slightly larger size with mechanical shutter, EVF, hot

An a7 model or a7C model for me is still relatively big. Not a pocket camera. I travel a lot, all around the world, and when in new or risky situations I use a Fuji x100 - it slips in and out of a jacket pocket wonderfully. A fantastic high-quality discrete camera. When sticking with my a7Riii, I us

The problem is unless you go with the Fuji medium formal camera it's line-up have cropped sensors. So while you want "something nice and light for photo", are you OK with that? You were impressed with the Sony A7C. but it's a full frame sensor. Sound like ideally your backup camera is an R8. Did you

Wait, what? That's your experience? Mine is the exact opposite. Just rented a Sony a7c with a 20-40mm f2.8. I could not get a sharp handheld shot at 20mm 1/3rd second or slower! I regularly get 1-2 s sharp handheld shots with my three generations behind em5 mark iii (so without any AI built into it)

I don't know man but for me X-T50 felt bigger than A7CII and X-E5 due to evf sticking out at the center. Ergonomics also felt pretty cramped. X-E5 is also not ergonomic, lack of grip and sharp edges are not my favourite. Also A7C II with small primes or adapted Voigtlander 35 f1.4 or something like