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I met a pro a few years back who did the same kind of shooting with an original A9. He’d switched from Nikon as well (although DSLR at that time). Hope it works for you! I’ve also been eyeing the ...

That's a pretty cool looking setup.

I don't think Sony would make that kind of camera but I would buy one.

Yeah, I think the only thing “missing” from the L mount is some of the lenses Tamron makes that have so far been Sony exclusive. The 20-40 and 35-150 make a lot of sense in a lot of photographers’...

I noticed that a leaked A7RV photo with the grip on sonyalpharumors looks like it has that same little gap: https://www.sonyalpharumors.com/first-leaked-full-size-images-of-the-new-sony-a7rv/

Only four days in and I got the first part of my Panasonic prediction correct. 😁

Yeah, I’m just throwing things against the wall but I think it makes a lot of sense. Sigma already makes their APS-C mirrorless lenses in L mount so combined with the Leica lenses there are far ...

My prediction for Sony is a larger body APS-C camera using the 26 or 40 megapixel sensor. I think they'll also make a 300mm prime. They might make a A9III that shoots faster than 30 fps but I'm ...

You might want to try the Sigma 28-70mm f/2.8 and see if the image quality is up the level of the 16-55. The Sigma weighs less and is a bit less expensive as well. I don't have any personal ...

Having switched from an A7III to the A7C and then more recently from the A7C to the A7RIV, I can say that the A7C is very noticeably smaller and lighter than the larger bodies.  Depending on what ...

Bodies A7CII/A7CR: An A7C style body with a joystick and front dial would be super. I’d personally love it with the 42 megapixel sensor but 24 or 33 is fine as well. A9III: I think a fast shooting ...

I used the Domke F-5XB when I had an A7C. It was good for the body plus a 24 G Master or Tamron 28-75. If you had a pancake-ish lens like the 40mm f/2.5 or 35mm f/2.8 and were willing to carry the ...

I’d go with the A7S given those choices.

Seems like the used prices for the older X100 cameras has gone up significantly.

I’d like a small (ish) 50mm f/1.4. I don’t really care who makes it. That’s the one thing I miss from shooting Nikon years ago. Their 50mm f/1.4 G was nice and cheap and small.

That type of adapter does not exist.

A7RIII makes more sense for landscapes.

I think the odd voice is just a British accent. They pronounce certain words funny but they aren’t AI according to most computer scientists.

It looks like his main takeaway is that this camera improves on many of the things he didn’t love about the previous one: “Plenty of other new bits and pieces make up this new model. While I know ...

Very happy they made a screen that can both tilt down for the photo enthusiasts and do the forward facing thing for the video shooters. I really hope this becomes the standard screen type for their...