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Very few concerts will require you to use electronic shutter, those that do are more likely going to be things like sit down classical stuff. I remember someone shooting someone who did nice slow songs and had to be dead quiet but it's very rare as most any normal show the sound of your shutter will

As someone who has both a Nikon d700, an a7riii an now a ZF I think you fucked up, and should have just gotten a Nikon z something. I hate the Sony, love the d700. ZF/z6 is best of both worlds.

As thorough as DPReview’s testing can be, real world high ISO shots with raw files aren’t their strong suit. I’ve owned a 5D Mark II until 2021 and I’ve used a Sony a7R III quite a bit in my old job, so I thought I could offer some insight on the noise levels. I would be thoroughly happy with delive

Just left Sony for a S1Rii. I’m strictly a photographer. I started with Sony 10 years ago with a Walmart bought Sony. Then A6300 > A7riii>A7r4>A7CR. To me the pics out the camera on the Sony were too clinical had no Soul. Even using picture profiles. I’m blown away by the LUMIX. Sold all my Sony gea

I would speak to your relatives and see what lenses they have and would be willing to lend you, then you can fill in the gaps with your own purchase. If they have a nice wide angle lens to lend you then you can devote more of your money to a telephoto or vice versa, or if they have a standard zoom l

I would suggest you don't depend so much on a flash for start. Depending onthe gear you have, you may not even need one. I started to shoot weddings with more basic cameras and lenses, but regardless of that, I've always loathed the extra AA batteries shippment constantly with me. Because I never ha

I got a new camera over the weekend, the Sony A7Riii, as well as a Tamron 28-200mm F/2.8-5.6, and went out into the woods to try and find some birds to photograph to start getting used to the camera. Overall, I'm pretty happy with how it went, but it seems like maybe I need to work on my focusing? I

Arguably the stepping up and still having sufficient resolution is possible also on Canon (R5 lines) and Nikon (Z7, z8, and Z9 lines) as with Sony (A7R and A1 lines). I agree Sony has a better APS-C lineup as that's the product of Sony's original commitment to APS-C all the way back to NEX camera. E

Recommend Z7 II. https://cameradecision.com/compare/Nikon-Z7-Mark-II-vs-Sony-Alpha-A7R-III

I'm kind of in your boat right now. I have an A7R III, and its just too large and complicated to use for everyday photography. I was looking at the Fujifilm X-M5 (900) with a Fujifilm 23mm f2.8, 35mm equivalent (450 but there's third party alternatives). it ends up being a bit smaller than the X100V