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Maybe OP should have specified "constructive" criticism. Otherwise he'd get these type of responses. OP if you need some tips this is a good article: https://photographylife.com/ultra-wide-angle-lens ...

I went with Sony. Has all the features that I need, inexpensive SD cards, huge battery. Another factor is price. Sony was comparatively cheaper than Canon/Nikon/Panasonic options when I was looking ...

Nice fit!

Mark II is pretty well regarded and you get a kit lens thrown in which is what I would go for. Mark III is 'dumbed down' but if you weren't going to use (or change) those features anyway then it ...

1) Difference is small in some scenarios and greater in others. Also there is a difference in aspect ratio: 4:3 MFT and 3:2 FF. 2) Better to buy 25mm MFT if you like the 50mm focal length. 3) ...

Great write up OP, I always enjoy reading your comments and insight (previously helped me on a Canon EOS M query)! I recently bought an EM1 Mark II, hopefully I can utilise some of this info ...

Tamron 17-28mm f/2.8. Ruled out the Samyang 18mm f/2.8 as the gap between 18mm and 35mm was too big for my personal preference although I had been tempted by this lens for a very long time before ...

The 28-200 on a Sony APS-C body (=42-300mm) would be interesting too (and you'd get that fast AF too). I like the suggestion with upgrading the body to an R5 and retaining the old lenses. An R5...

28mm equiv for me. It's a comfortable focal length that can easily document anything. It's not too wide (just out of my personal 'a bit too stretched zone') and also the extra degrees count in ...

I would get whichever is cheapest or (if buying used) whichever is in better condition. Either way, it's a really special lens. Edit: Also AF speed is slow. Tangibly slower than my kit lens. ...

I am coming from Olympus MFT (will be keeping my Oly gear though!). Reason for choosing A7 out of all the numerous excellent FF options were simple: Sony represents the best combination of ...

Another vote for the E-M1 Mark II! E-M1 Mark II is incredible value at the moment. I bit the bullet earlier this month and bought it for a great price. Ergonomically it is by far the nicest camera ...

Agree, the specs look very, very nice. Weight is also not too much. Price will be too dear in my country!

This is a gorgeous camera!

I feel like MFT fits the lightweight hiking setup really well. The E-M1 Mark II and G9 are both great cameras and now can be gotten for a real bargain and this is the route I would probably go ...

Have to agree with you. MFT is light and all, but it's still an ILC. A very light one but still bigger and heavier than a compact. Bringing out the RX100 reminds me of easier times. Some of the ...

Panasonic G9 and the overall M43 zoom system is really lightweight. My 12-40 f/2.8 and 35-100 f/2.8 are both 350g - barely anything compared to the same focal range zooms for other systems. ...

Nice edit. Fixes a lot. I find that playing around with WB/contrast/brightness/saturation/crop is enough to produce great results in under a minute.

Sony's lineup of lenses is very impressive but a bit expensive. Definitely would be my choice if looking for an ff camera.

I bought a Fuji XF10 a few months ago. I had already watched/read all the reviews and therefore tempered my expectations. General camera operation is on the slow side (buffer, general menu ...