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A7rii + Samyang 24mm f/2.8, FE 50mm 1.8, FE 85mm 1.8 Am trying to keep it small/light and under a certain price point.  What are your thoughts on using these 3 lenses with the A7rii? I am hoping ...

I haven't used the E-M1 Mark II, but https://camerasize.com/compact/#692.613,624.755,ha,t Each set up has its pros/cons I'm sure, but because you did mention FF is just too big, I think it's ...

Well don't get me wrong, the A7II didn't seem like it had a massive edge in sharpness.   With proper technique and good lenses, you should get razor sharp images with either camera.  If you go the ...

I also gotta ask, how much traveling have you done with camera gear?  Only you can know how tolerant you are about carrying around gear. I've found that when I'm traveling, I always gravitate ...

I've shot with both cameras with the lenses you are considering.  You have three needs, I'd say the 6D has an advantage in 2 of them.  AF (esp in low light) and general high ISO performance seemed ...

I had previously owned an A7II so was familiar with Sony FF cameras. I recently tried out an A7RII with the 24-105, and honestly it's the closest to a personal no-compromise camera + lens that I've ...

Well I kinda voted with my money and went with a Leica Q. A close second would be a zoom. Something like the Sony A7RII with 24-105 might be all the camera I really need. Or the D750 with 24-120 ...

I'd agree.  I think a silver lining is that we live in an ever increasingly global world in terms of communication, and consumer preferences change so quickly.  So if there are winners and losers ...

To me the 35mm looks tiny for the body. Not quite as wide, but the 28mm f2 exists and is pretty darn proportional in my opinion. The 50mm 1.8 and the 85mm 1.8 could round out a pretty nice,...

I definitely appreciate your opinion.  I'd actually consider the 16-55 if it had stabilization. I do agree that when you start considering hauling around 2-3 primes, just 1 zoom may be something ...

I am thinking of jumping back into Fuji to use primarily as a compact/light travel kit.  I'm thinking X-T2 body and 3 primes.  A while back I took a lowly 16-50 kit lens on a trip, and I noticed ...

A7 series body, this lens, 55mm 1.8, and 85mm 1.8 would be an absolute dream travel kit for me.

I'd like a bit more reach, and I also think if I'm gonna have something to complement the Q, I'd like it to be an ILC just so I have the option of putting different lenses on it if I feel like it.

Thanks!  Obviously subjective, but do you think even something like a A7 series with a 24-105G would be cumbersome for all day carry?

I really only take dedicated cameras for travel now, just snaps around the house with friends/family I do with my phone. I have a Leica Q which is great, but I do sometimes wish for a tad more ...

I live near an international tourist attraction, and I like to check out what kind of cameras tourists from all around the world are using. The change in just the last 3-4 years has been...

My daily camera is a Leica Q, and I purchased an FZ1000 for a wide focal range the Q obviously can't cover. It's no fault of the FZ1000 as I find it a very good camera for what it is, but the ...

I like this a lot.  I've always rented in the past, but I'm wondering if the item in question is fairly inexpensive, I might want to just skip the renting and just buy used.  I figure even if I ...

I use the Q for most daily shooting, but I do have an urge to have a camera to cover some other focal lengths.  I thought the Panny FZ1000 would be a good solution due to its 24-400 coverage, and ...

Wondering what most of you do. Usually if I want to try something out, even assuming a demo is available at a store it's difficult to really get a good feel for something in just a matter of ...