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I do not think there is much difference between the two choices for the average user. FF and crop each have particular advantages of their own. Since the lens selection makes a difference in focus ...

Having had access to an a7II for a few days for side to side comparison with my a6000 I choose the a6400 instead -but I understand some people have issues with the smaller body and I personally ...

I do not know about balanced but it is a review. I thought it was kind of interesting to start off saying the x-t3 has been his favorite camera since it came out and then went on to show the ...

Huh? It seems to me he just wants to prove that the a6600 is indeed responsive. But I can not see where you really have any good reason to make the comment you did. Another case of the pot calling ...

I guess 1/8000 is certainly better than 1/4000 but still never had a real problem with 1/4000 -the only time that would be a factor is if you insist on a wide open fast lens in full daylight and if ...

Yes that was fixed. My a6400 has the ability to set up custom menus so you never have to see video related settings. Although it was never a real problem for me because once I set my a6000 the way ...

Is this some sort of prank post? Last I checked all a6XX series cameras have two command dials -one on the back and one on the top. Looks like the 20d used a similar configuration. (maybe the mode ...

I guess if you are comparing the a6600 to the d7500 there is a noticeable "lag" on the EVF because the d7500 has a mirror and so is always on. Although I can see it turn on about an inch before my ...

Personally I think we all (not just DPR staff) have a bias towards what we already know. Makes it hard for newcomers that may be different. This is simply the way most people are. Now if he had ...

I don't know, I guess it depends on you personal preference. I have a 10mm Rok which is good for interiors but wider than I want for landscapes I also have a 24mm which might start to get a little ...

Quality means different things to different people. There are a fair number of folks who think the kit lens is useless (whereas others think it is perfectly adequate and like its compactness) Some ...

I really get tired of reviews from people who clearly do not use the camera they are reviewing and are bias toward their own gear. Probably another "review" from someone who does not use Sony APC ...

I guess if you are only doing still objects a 50 macro would be fine but the reach of the 90 for butterflies and other insects is handy, even for wildflowers it keeps me off the ground. Though the ...

Mine is a tiny bit less sharp at 2.8 but not much. And the difference even between my 16-50 and this 90 macro is not that huge in the center so I know it will be even less with the 18-135. here is ...

Great results -looks to be a very nice lens

I had a chance to directly compare an a7II and a6000 and did not find it to be a dramatic difference I returned it and bought an a6400 instead. But I have a lot of crop sensor lenses already and ...

I do not see how pointing out that you have not taken the time to learn this system is condescending. I am not suggesting that you could not learn to use the camera if you took the time. You ...

Does not seem like an equipment problem to me. On numerous vacations I have run across a lot of folks who never really bother to learn how to use their camera. Some could not take it out of auto ...

You probably have electronic front curtain shutter disabled At low shutter speeds this (enabled) can sometimes cause problems I keep mine on most of the time to reduce noise and have not seen any ...

I suspect that no camera will always automatically select the white balance that you would prefer in any given scenario. You are better off shooting RAW in those situations and then adjusting ...