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Thread: I'm going to buy my first camera: help me decide between A7V and R6iii

post 10000258870 2 days ago, 11:48 PM
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I'm going to buy my first camera: help me decide between A7V and R6iii

To take real slick portraits and shit like that.
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full frame only for lots of night time shooting. even then lightroom NR is crazy good.

imo bag ergonomics > camera ergonomics. So get the camera and everyday lens you intend to use, then find the best possible bag you can get. It will spend 95% of its time slung around your shoulder than in your hand.

im sony ff and i want to downgrade to crop. smaller. lighter.... as they say "The best camera is the one you have on you" So you want to make it as easy to carry around as possible.
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Originally Posted By smallcalves⏩
To take real slick portraits and shit like that.
I thought you made this thread already not long ago? Canon ftw obviously, ways better ergonomics , plus I’d love to have the onboard focus stacking and not having to do it in post .
Pretty much the best camera out there for the price atm imo
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis⏩
I thought you made this thread already not long ago? Canon ftw obviously, ways better ergonomics , plus I’d love to have the onboard focus stacking and not having to do it in post .
Pretty much the best camera out there for the price atm imo
Could you explain why it's better
post 10000259434 Yesterday, 11:54 AM
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Originally Posted By smallcalves⏩
Could you explain why it's better
That’s easy , go to a camera store and hold them both in your hands . Sony is like holding square box , no ergonomics whatsoever. Canon just feels like it was made for my hands .
Kind of mirin Canons menus to . Once you learn them they’re extremely similar for most of their other mirrorless offerings.
Sony is king in the glass department with the most amount of options, but I don’t see where you can’t cover everything with Canon glass .

I’m not sure if Sony has internal focus stacking yet, but the canon mark 3 does and I’d love to have it
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis⏩
That’s easy , go to a camera store and hold them both in your hands . Sony is like holding square box , no ergonomics whatsoever. Canon just feels like it was made for my hands .
Kind of mirin Canons menus to . Once you learn them they’re extremely similar for most of their other mirrorless offerings.
Sony is king in the glass department with the most amount of options, but I don’t see where you can’t cover everything with Canon glass .

I’m not sure if Sony has internal focus stacking yet, but the canon mark 3 does and I’d love to have it
Thanks brosef
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Sony a7 moggs. Theyre buit to last i still have a nearly 15 year old one first gen a7 that works perfectly.
post 10000259615 Yesterday, 01:10 PM
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Originally Posted By suave2000⏩
Sony a7 moggs. Theyre buit to last i still have a nearly 15 year old one first gen a7 that works perfectly.
I’m not sure if the OP is doing any sports photography, but Sonys top camera with the global sensor eliminates rolling shutter ,but at the expense of higher noise apparently
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