Alpha 7C

I understand the appeal of the form factor, but these prices are just ridiculous now. You can get a full frame Sony A7C and a lens for the same price as this (Yes, I know the A7C is older, but still.)

A lumix S9-style full-frame rangefinder camera that actually has a mechanical shutter. Only closest competitor is the sony a7c but its too modern-looking and expensive.

Thanks a lot! These are all shot with Sigma 28-70 f/2.8 on a Sony A7C II. I absolutely love that setup

Here you go again, someone is actively asking for MICRO FOUR THIRDS cameras and you go recommending Sony. Every single time. I see you doing it and I will call you out Every. Single. Time. We all see you actively pushing newcomers to this group away toward Sony and honestly it's so obvious at this p

Why do you need such great ibis for that use case? I switched from Fuji/sony to Nikon, but I’d probably pick a Sony A7C II or an Fujifilm X-T5 for your use case. The Nikon is much heavier.

If you want a more compact setup, need more reach (wildlife, birding), plan to shoot video or use third-party strobes - get A6700. It's arguably the best APS-C on the market, and it is great. The sensor readout speed is amazing for video, and it has a proper full-mechanical shutter so you won't have

As someone who did exactly this just to sell it all and keep the X100vi and my sony A7cR... It's not worth it. More lenses, Bodies, gear... It doesn't make you a better photographer. Just go out have fun and take pictures of anything with what you have

I didnt use fuji... But i have the a7c ii, very happy with it. I dont shoot jpegs i enjoy raw editing but the rest is very doable. So i am biased, but sony is not a bad choice...

Hey all, I used to own a Canon SL3 and a 50mm prime. Loved the portraits I got of my wife while travelling, but hated how far back I had to stand because of the crop factor. The kit lens also didn’t look much better than my iPhone. I’ve been using my iPhone Pro for two years now, but there lots of m

Getting an actual camera is a good idea, although iPhone photography is actually quite underestimated. In your case, since you are learning you should totally get something tactile and manual. And since you travel a lot it should be small, even more if you are used to a phone. But you should definit