MikeTakesPix

I moved from crop to full frame in 2018. First had the III, then moved to the C. Amazing camera. It’s crop-size, full-frame performance… which I really like for nightscapes/starscapes. The Tamron ...

At this point just grab a lightly used A7C. Same size and weight as an A6xxx, full frame benefits. Particularly the Tamron zooms, are crop sized.

I've done Europe a few times (pre Covid) and never felt the need for the 201-600mm range. Then again, I don't do birding or zoos or airplanes when I'm over there. The RX100 is the move... wider ...

A huge nope . Why? I hand the camera to my wife or family member and I get an out of focus keepsake snapshot with me in the photo 🤦🏻‍♂️, regardless of what I tell them for button use on the back ...

At this point I'd never buy one new anyway... used they're a good deal though.

In your shoes. Same A7C and 28-200 coming up short at the zoo and for wildlife. Owned the 100-400 for some time, but it was sitting on the shelf a lot because I’d favor the 28-200 being lighter, ...

The 28-200 rarely leaves my camera. It's so versatile, fairly small/compact, and is such a flexible range. Pretty much replaces an entire bag of lenses. I do sometimes switch to a 17-28 for very ...