LiveFromPhilly

I'm looking forward to an A7C update since I already like mine a lot and there's only a few things I'd want to see changed. I'd love to see it in 2022 but I think we're probably going to have to ...

Hmm. I think if I were going to drop that much money on the Canon I’d go for the A1 instead. Being able to shoot at a high frame rate and also at a high resolution seems like it would be great for...

I went from the A7III to the A7C and the size difference feels more significant than you would think just viewing the stats/dimensions on the internet. I had a 42 megapixel camera before that and I ...

Canon and Nikon announcing two small, inexpensive primes in the same day is nice. I hope they sell well and Sony takes notice.

Yeah, I have the Sony but $300 is a great price for a lens like that.

I like having the aperture ring and focus hold button, but maybe $450 instead of double the price of the Nikon would have...

I kinda want USB-C on the iPhone at this point since it's on most other Apple devices. That said, I think I'm still gonna switch from the 12 Pro to the 13 Mini. I miss having a smaller phone.

eGPU support would be great.

The M1 Mac Mini is the only M1 mac with an ethernet slot on the unit, but the M1 iMac has one built in to the power cord.

The 35mm f/2.8 is pretty small and I find that focal length works reasonably well for most things. I use the 40mm f/2.5 similarly on my A7C because I like 40 a little more than 35 and appreciate ...

Nothing that isn't custom made is going to feel "perfect instantly" but there's levels of adjustment even in mass produced products. Apple's AirPod Pro headphones are mass produced in orders of ...

Like I said, replaceable grips and add ons are things that are already made. You don't have to adjust to the tool when you can adjust the tool to fit your needs. If you choose not to use them ...

What if the camera that does what you want it to do doesn’t fit your hand the way you want it to fit? I think that was the OP’s whole point. Being able to easily change the ergonomics of the grip ...

The thing is hands are all different sizes so cameras will be comfortable/uncomfortable for different people. My hands are smaller than most so the Sony’s suit me better than other manufacturers. T ...

Nikon has been making some really good looking bodies lately.

I’m not a fan of the chunky grips on most of them when it comes to actually handling the cameras, but they’re pretty to look at. I...

I have one Sony full frame body: the A7C. My “backup” body is a Panasonic GX7. It’s really less of a back up and more of an alternative.

Well, picking it over the X-T30 if you're using it for vlogging seems like an easy choice.

First of all, you've got a screen that flips out so you can see yourself as opposed to the Fuji which...

I’d buy a full frame version of this.

Out of those cameras, the A7RII is the only one that beats your old camera in every way. The 42 megapixel sensor is great. Aside from higher resolution, it actually out-performs the A7II/A7 sensor ...

I hope yours holds up better than mine! I shot it in the rain and snow a few times with the adapter ring/hood/filter combo then I noticed the camera would occasionally lock up and fail to stay ...

The Fuji X100V is a fine alternative to the RX1. Not full frame, but the modern 26 megapixel APS-C sensor is no slouch. As a bonus, it’s even smaller with its pancake lens. I enjoyed the one I ...