LiveFromPhilly

Depends on what kind of lenses and bodies you're carrying, I suppose. I normally do my A7RII w/35mm + 55mm along with a film camera (generally a Nikon F, Nikon FE, or Olympus 35RC) and a compact ...

I have both. The Retro has become my work bag that I sometimes put a small film camera in along with folders and whatnot while I use the Peak bag as a dedicated camera bag. For me the Retro felt a ...

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An A6xxx body with a full frame sensor would be cool because I like viewfinders that are more off to the side, but I think an XPro2 style body with more manual control would be even better. ...

I really need to get a good medium format camera. I'd feel bad wasting this in my Holga.

The AF is fine for street, but real street photographers zone focus anyway so almost any camera is fine for street.

I just got a Nikon 75-150mm f/3.5 to satisfy my small(ish) zoom craving. I guess I would get something similar for my A7RII that was native, but it's hard to match the value of manual focus glass.

Big fan of PD's bags. I have the 20L and the sling and love both. I use the backpack when traveling to other cities or carrying more than two bodies and it's been great. It's definitely a good...

Nice and sharp and good at isolating subjects. I loved it on my D800 and film Nikons and used it for a while with my A7RII. If not for it being so heavy (and getting the Sony 55/1.8) I'd probably ...

Sure. I had a D800 from November of 2012 to May of 2016, but I barely used it after I got the A7RII in December of 2015. Negatives: (1) Controls. The D800 has that neat joypad that lets you move the ...

I like this post because if nothing else it proves the DPR comment section will complain about any and every thing.

Even eggs.

The last part is interesting considering Nikon's own USA commercial's pronounce the camera nye-con. Just check out all the Ashton Kutcher ones.

Wow, never wanted a drone before this. Gonna have to look into the laws in my city regarding them.

24-105/120 is the one that would likely be a big seller, and if they want sports shooters then they should go for some telephotos. Personally, i would love to see a low priced 40mm f/2.8 pancake ...

The lens selection has filled out nicely. Just need some specialty lenses like an AF tilt-shift for the architectural/food shooters, some long telephotos for the sports/nature crowd, and a fisheye...

The 35/2.8 is nice and compact, although f/2.8 may not be fast enough for you. I've played with the Zeiss 35/2 and that could be more your speed, but you give up AF and add some weight. The 55/1.8 ...

Camera Store TV tested and compared 24-70 lenses and concluded the Sony is very good and the sharpest overall. I'd say that would be your best bet, especially on a Sony body. Here's the vid: https: ...

Gotcha. For me it's the opposite: the small size of the A7RII is what drew me away from Nikon and my D800. I shoot a lot with my old FE2 still so I prefer cameras around that size compared to ...