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Freelancers will use what gear they already have as long as they can. They won't spend thousands of dollars of their own money to move to Sony or other brands. They'd milk what they have until...

That is my assessment as well. In many ways, keeping the a6300 and just add the 17-70 f2.8 is also a good move. Since you do landscape, and I presume, mostly photography, and not video, you will ...

These are good already either aps-c or 35FF. If you decide to go A7C, they already cover most FL, except the extreme long. You can sell your aps-c lenses, and instead get a sony 24-105 f4 OSS, or ...

There is no one right answer. But the clue is in your intended use of the camera most of the time. Each one has its advantage and disadvantages.  Which values are more important to you? If you go ...

@Ying Yon - It's not difficult to to understand. Canikon simply didn't do the R&D for MILCs. Why didn't they do it? Because they didn't believe it was the future. So, they sat on it for 5-7 years....

@Jen Bruntnant - Actually, it's the other way around. When Canon leads, and dares new things, it leads. It sets the tone and direction of technology and the imaging industry. To illustrate just a...

@Niko Todd - If Canon or Nikon was the better system, why switch anyway? Your assertion is absurd. Switching is not easy. It costs a lot. It requires re-training. It is requires a lot of things....

You're tag says you do own a couple of good 35FF lenses. Keep them if you plan to move to a A7-iv. But because the A7-iv is a 61mp lens, your aps-c lenses will still be significant in mp (24mp I ...

It's you who don't get it. 4k, and cooling requires more metal as heat sink, not counting that flip screen. You either accept that or continue using your a5100. OF course you miss the 4k, faster ...

Then maybe the camera is for you. But not everyone is you. Each of us have our reasons, and many will have 2nd thoughts if they are already ok with the RX-100 series. Not unless it is probably ...

You don't have to spend U$10k for a 4k video editing rig. And it's not a faster ram you need. You need a good balance between cpu and mostly getting a good gpu. It's not the ram primarily 64gb or ...

Laptops are interesting to upgrade at this point in time. I just bought one about 3 weeks ago. The good news is - there are now lots of choices. Gaming laptops usually qualify for photo/video ...

That is bound to happen. After all, the zv-e10 is now shooting 4k, with no time limit. That extra weight must have gone to a more metal chassis so heat can easily be dissipated. That flip screen ...

The reason you can't get a definite conclusion on the matter is the difference is very small. What sets the two apart are other aspects. AF, no overheating, no 30-min limit in video, longer ...

As a point & shoot or even a stills camera, there are a couple of reasons: 1 - Some people already have the  RX-100 series of old. They are probably already content with that. 2 - For larger ...

Jon555 - There is no need to buy a U$2000 camera to show how good the camera is. A simple U$150-200 lens can already show that. IQ is not necessarily dependent of cost, though 95%, it follows. But...

SteveAnderson. It is obviously you are out of touch with the current state of technology. 23-32" x 95-100% SRGB accurate have been around for a while with refresh rates as high now as 300hz! An...