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I agree.  Both the A77II and A99II are fantastic options.  I still use the A99II professionally and i'll likely add a second in-order to replace my irritating A7RIII.

Read up on their technology. Pentax will be implementing hybrid viewfinders so that lens will be able to be used on a K1 MKX 20 years long after Canon's DSLRs are gone.

Their approach of slowing production, producing fewer models and focusing on the lenses is likely the best approach.

Canon and Nikon's push for mirrorless isn't something that can be stopped now. ...

Pentax was smart by scaling production to match today’s smaller camera market, which has allowed them to not waste money on unwanted bodies and to focus on producing great lenses like the 85mm.

That's honestly why I think this camera will do well. Many of us do prefer a DSLRs and Pentax has this incredible well thought out line of lenses.

I even heard that a new 16-50mm is being...

I have a mirror-less (X-T3) and while I absolutely can't live without it. I do miss my DSLR and my current A99II that replaced my A700/A900 doesn't satisfy that craving.

I can definitely see the...

Its basic marketing.  Sony wants to keep its heavy users because those 20% of users make up 80% of its sales.  So, they'll likely maintain the A-Mount for another couple of years. Sony has no ...

The pressing need to jump ship to a mirror-less system disappeared when the A99II arrived. So did the need for the LA-EA5...The camera remains relevant three and a half years after its release... T ...

It’s not a bad idea at all.  A-Mount remains relatively inexpensive and most people don’t need the advance video capabilities of newer cameras.

I’m staying with the A-Mount for at least another five years because I don’t care for any of the current full-frame mirrorless systems.  My A99II still remains my favourite stills camera. I have a ...

For me the 70-400mm remains a incredibly solid choice.

That picture looks absolutely fantastic!!!

I don't like it. It just looks too awkward on the Z6.

It remains a very effective professional camera system. I’m actually expanding my use of it, not the other way around.  I now have a second body for wedding and event and I could’ be happier... My ...

I do have a A99II and its primarily used in a professional setting. I really don't like using my work kit outside of work. If I buy a A77II i'd be used for mostly wildlife for the next five or so ...

I have the Sony 70-200G2 and its an incredibly versatile lens and one of the primary  reasons I will be staying with the A99II for the next five years (maybe longer if the A99III arrives). The ...

Hello,  I'm thinking of buying the A77II to use with my 70-400mm G-series, but I'm not sure if it'd be a good idea.  Are there members out there still using this combo still and what do they think.

Both A99IIs are used for wildlife, sports, wedding, event, portrait, and whatever commercial jobs we happen to land (mostly product).  I use the X-T3s for travel, street, vacation, macro and most ...

I’m absolutely taking advantage of the A-Mount’s managed decline and picking up lenses that used to be very expensive on the second hand market of course. The A99II will be remain an extremely ...

I tried it, hated it and then bought two A99IIs. The A-Mount glass is a steal, it operates incredibly well (especially the Zeiss) and the current full-frame market is currently something I’ll ...