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Low light AF is not a problem with the D810 unless the light is so low you can't take usable pictures anyway and in that case use a flash or if you insist use the AF assist light.

That is what I call "real world photography".
The images in this series are really great and many of them high quality.
If you like old photographs, check the daily image at...

Nice video. Thanks.

There is also a nice review here:
https://www.cameralabs.com/sony-alpha-a9-review/
Better and sharper images in my opinion.

Composition and so on are nice for many of the images, but many of the images are not sharp and the colors are pretty awful. I would say, generally the Sony is no match at all compared to Canon or...

I had an A7 and when going out in cold an moist weather it lost contact to my kit lens making it impossible to shoot.

"Recent data over a two month span show Sony to have pulled ahead from #3 to #2 in full-frame ILC market share, based on revenue. " - in the US right?

Quote: "However, boldly stating that Sony...

Canon no. 1 and Nikon no. 2 by a far margin to any mirrorless producer - except themselves of course :-)

You are right. Check https://photographylife.com/sony-overtakes-nikon-in-full-frame-sales/

Click bait. Check https://photographylife.com/sony-overtakes-nikon-in-full-frame-sales/

Best bang for the buck is still the Nikon D810.

I just tried the tool with Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa and it rated it "15,6% chance that this image is awesome".

Great article and nice images.

Many very nice images. That lens is a bargain.

The only thing that is class leading about the A6500 is the price :-)

Many really good images. Great camera.

@OlyPent yes you are right and the D5600 weighs 415 grams for the body only.

Nikon d80: 585 g
Olympus E-M5 : 425 g
The newer Nikon D3300 weighs 460 g.

This was my first DSLR with the very versatile 18-135 mm kit lens. I was strongly considering a Canon Rebel, but ergonomics was so much better on the Nikon.

Very impressive tool.