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4.8 | 3,167 customer ratings
95% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
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I'm not a fan of buying something because it is new. I am a fan of buying things that solve problems. The problem I'm having is that I'm getting older and my heavy DSLR and long Canon "L" lenses were getting too heavy to cart around all day. So I made a list of Must have and Nice to have items.Must have: small, lightweight,
Sony has made a loud-explosive bang on the camera industry with its mirrorless full frame cameras. While the Canon M50 doesn’t offer a full frame sensor, this small mirrorless camera PACKS a FULL PUNCH!Quite possibly the most underrated, and least spoken of camera on the market today! Unlike its traditional DSLR older brothers this new
I am going to keep it simple. Buy this camera! If you want more details, keep reading :)I was hesitant in buying this camera, my main camera is a 5DS R, but I needed something small and more flexible for travel and less formal photography outings. I wanted something that would play well with my EF lenses and I also didn't want to spend
4.8 | 1,561 customer ratings
95% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
95% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
I have only had it for 6 days and, as a lifelong Canon shooter, am still on the learning curve, but so far, I love what this camera can do. Perhaps the biggest surprise so far, is that my Canon glass with the MC11 adapter performs better with the Sony. Case in point is my Canon 70-200 F2.8. On my 7D, this lens only got sharp at around
Best camera on the market right now. Ive been shooting sony since the 1st gen a7 series, going from an a7<a7s<a7ii<a7rii & now the a7iii. Between the first 2 generations there were limitations that i felt yearning for such as longer battery life, dual card slots & better autofocusing in challenging light etc. The a7rii did so
Before getting into the details, I'll just get the summary out of the way: This camera is fantastic. It is replacing my aging Canon 5D Mark III, and it does that job well. The biggest benefit for me is the in-body stabilization (SteadyShot), which works perfectly for legacy and other non-stabilized lenses. Sony calls this a
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4.8 | 1,155 customer ratings
95% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
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Best Camera on the Market including all brands for the price and what you get. Hands down, just give up your money. I've owned the Nikon D3300, the Sony a6000, the Sony A7R, and even went BACK to crop sensor because of the price and features that this camera offers. If I had the money i would buy the A7iii but because I'm on a budget
I purchased this camera as an upgrade from the A6000 and I really enjoy it as both an upgrade and on its own merits.For those upgrading from an older Sony camera, the biggest new features are a touchscreen, effortless Eye AF, and Real-Time Tracking. The touchscreen is great for repositioning your Eye-AF point quickly, allowing you to
Update: before large research on the web I find a few people that have the same issue and they said it was the fluorescent light. So don't be like me and get scared if you saw some greenish pictures indoor, maybe is because you are in a room whit fluorescent light, but if you increase your shutter speed, that problem goes away. In the
4.8 | 616 customer ratings
95% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
95% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
Update: All issues mentioned have been resolved with firmware updates.I have nothing negative to say about this camera other than, once in a while the view finder gets a little jerky for a few seconds for some reason. I have not been able to determine the cause, but it isn't really annoying. Anyway...I upgraded both of my original Rs to
I received this camera just over a week ago and have shot about 1000 pictures in various conditions with the kit lens and an RF f/4 24 to 105 mm L series lens I got with the Canon R camera I also own. I mostly shoot JPG and use RAW for those difficult pictures that in camera processing may not produce the best results. The R6 was
Electronic view finder is supposed to be the best, but from 5 minutes of playing with the camera, EVF is very disappointing - despite 120Hz refresh rate, the image is very choppy and laggy, almost like watching a retro video game - nauseating. That, and the build quality compared to 5D Mark III feels very cheap - too much plastic. There
4.8 | 577 customer ratings
96% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
96% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
I am a avid photographer that owns just about everything under the sun. Canon 1Dxmk2, Sony A73, Canon 5Dsr, Canon c100, Gh5, Fuji X-T2 and now the X-T3This camera is great. Much faster autofocus than the previous model X-T2. Face and eye focus is on par with the Sony A73.Thing I love about Fuji is the color science. I love the colors
The Fujifilm X-T3 is a fantastic camera, I’m so glad I upgraded.First a little background. I’m a hobbyist photographer who has been doing hobbyist photography for about 25 years since I was in my teens. My first interaction with cameras was my father’s Asahi Pentax 35mm film camera which he bought in England back in the 60s. By the
The guy who gave it a 1 star rating doesn’t know anything about the camera. Sony fanboys trying to take over everything. Does not need the battery grip for peak or boost performance that was only for the xt2 and xh1. New sensor better auto focus, better low light, better everything really. Don’t need ibis for a camera that has
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4.8 | 531 customer ratings
96% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
96% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
I bought this one as an upgrade to my old a6000 , and I have no words to express the differences in both UX and quality , the camera is almost perfect (the only drawback is that it's not weather resistant..)I've added some sample photos taken with this camera and a 50mm f1.8Couldn't ask for anything more from a camera in that price
I've had this camera all of 3 days and so far, there is a LOT to like about it. I got the a6100 with the 16-50 kit lens, and also picked up the Sigma 30/f1.4 lens.I have a lot to learn, but so far, I am impressed with the number of features and customization options available. I decided on this model for a few reasons:- Fit it my budget
Do not buy this for video recording if you'll ever need to do a clip longer than about 20 minutes. It overheats and shuts down! This seriously disrupted a video shoot of mine. It's getting
4.8 | 450 customer ratings
95% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
95% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
SHORT SUMMARY===============The X-T30 is, in my opinion, the best all-purpose camera under $1000 right now. The X-T30’s still image quality, video quality, ease of use, and good portability all add up to a winning combination. The only major negative about this camera is the lack of in-body image stabilization (IBIS), which is a
I'm really happy with this camera. I upgraded from the Fujifilm X-A5. It's very lightweight, which is what I was looking for. I can't stand when a camera is super heavy. This one is the perfect weight. I can tell already it will be great for
My first "real" camera in a while. The image quality in both photos and videos is excellent and the camera is easy to handle. No rolling shutter in video, which makes a world of difference from other cameras in this price range and means you can actually shoot really beautiful video with it.Overall I really love this camera, especially
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4.7 | 1,151 customer ratings
93% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
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What a camera you're getting for this price point! The Panasonic G7 is the sixth camera in their G series line, and I have to say they have finally nailed it. This camera sits right in the sweet spot of performance, size, and price. It is considered a mid level camera but can do just about anything the higher end models can.The 16 mp
Okay here is it, I'll keep this short and simple. It shoots 4K and at the time of buying, cost $600 with a kit lens. Let's be honest here, those points alone make this an almost unbeatable deal. This camera also uses Micro Forth Thirds mount and has a wide selection of lenses available from both Panasonic and Olympus as well as 3rd
The camera worked great for the first little while. However, after a few months the camera has started to display some serious issues: sometimes when recording, the screen will be overlaid with flashing pink static lines (an example has been attached); after pressing the button to stop a recording, the camera takes an additional 5-10
4.8 | 379 customer ratings
95% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
95% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
The future of mirrorless cameras is here. Coming from a 5D Mark IV and other dslrs I was very used to using an OVF. But the R5’s EVF is large, bright, sharp and as a bonus, I don’t need to wear glasses with nearsighted vision when looking through the EVF. Autofocus is lightning fast and there’s minimal lag and blackout when using
Coming from the EOS R, this camera is everything I wanted the R to be. Everything I loved about the R is still here - focus accuracy, face / eye detection, bright usable electronic viewfinder. The R5 steps this up and brings a nearly lag-free viewfinder (at a higher resolution!), very high speed autofocus including eye/face detection,
I am upgrading my RP to R5. To be honest the quality of the photo is expectedly good. The user experience is much better than my RP due to new controlling buttons and richer software features. The best thing I found is the much better viewfinder where i can feel myself in a tiny movie theater.However, I am not giving the 5-star review
4.7 | 791 customer ratings
94% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
94% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
I love this camera. I've always been a fan of mirrorless, and this is one of the best (currently # 23 of all cameras rated by DXO).Yes, this baby has shortcomings, like dismal battery life, but it matches my FZ1000 (about 360 pictures on a fresh battery)—so not a flaw that is unheard of in top cameras, just far short of the
Firstly I I have no prior experience in cameras besides Point&Shoots. I have been using a Cannon S90 for the last 4 years honing my skill in composition and exposures before making the investment in the big leagues. My friend who is a professional residential photographer who uses DSLRs recommended me to go with Mirrorless. I mainly
This is one of the best cameras on the market as of December 2018, value-per-dollar, and here's why:1 - Look up some of the prices on the original FX (full frame) DSLRs. As of today, used, they are selling for the same price and feature half the resolution.2 - It includes amazing features at this price, including image stabilization
4.8 | 328 customer ratings
95% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
95% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
Love this camera. The stabilization has changed the way I film weddings. It's a thing of beauty to use a 70-200mm lens on a monopod for wedding toasts. The dual card slots is great to have. As one card runs out it switches to the next. I haven't played with the variable frame rate for slow mo video or the 4:2:2 but this is the most
Pros:-4k 60p-1080 180p-10-bit 4:2:2-2 SD slots-In Body Image Stabilization-20 MP Sensor-Under $2k-High FPS Photos-6k photo (30fps 18 MP photo burst)-4k photo (60 fps 8 MP photo burst)-Great Ergonomics-Great Battery Life-Compact (though slightly bigger than the GH4)-Fully Articulating Touch Screen-Massive Lens Selection (Lumix, Olympus,
This camera is a powerhouse for the price. Full disclosure, my first camera was a Panasonic SD camcorder back in 2005, then switched to a Canon Pro camcorder in 2009, then jumped on the Panasonic train again with the GH3 and was using them until I picked up the GH5.The image is amazing, but that's not news. What is news - and hopefully
4.7 | 704 customer ratings
92% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
92% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
This is by far the best bang for your buck DSLR period . Full frame mirrorless with great low light . I have mine matched with a old ef 50 mm (1.4) lens . It is awesome shooting in New York City with
In response to another review on this site, it is important to note that the camera shoots RAW just like all other similar cameras, and the RAW files can be processed on computer software just like all other similar cameras. It is sad to see that over 70 people have found the other review helpful - when it is totally inaccurate. When a
I own both the original 6D as well as the RP. Ive only had the RP for a short time, but here are some of my impressions. All in all, it seems to be a very good camera. Other than the resolution, I still prefer the images from my 6D but as I said, its early yet.I think the body is a little cheapy feeling. The ergonomics are good and you
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4.7 | 639 customer ratings
93% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
93% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
Let's start by talking about 4K. The GX85 shoots 4K at 100 Mb/s, the as GH4. The GX85 will shoot 4K as long as your battery and storage allow. For me, my 64GB filled up after 1 hr 29 min, but hey, the camera filled that card up, no questions asked (battery held up, almost). If you want to shoot video in 1080P or lower, shoot in AVCHD and
First, I am a proud owner & professional Videographer who uses Panasonic gear as my primary tool for VIDEO imaging purposes (for pro photo, I have to use Canon alas - wish it was different.. though for everyday photo the GX85 is perfectly fine). I have owned pretty much all flavors of Lumix cameras from GH1, GH2, G6, G7, GH3, GH4 to the
Very disappointed with this camera. I can take better shots with my 10 year old, $200 Canon. Here are the deal breakers for me:- Auto focus is GARBAGE- Battery life is abysmal (holds a charge for maybe an hour?)- Wifi capabilities are also GARBAGE (can't connect to anything)- Ergonomics are terrible. You basically end up holding
4.7 | 556 customer ratings
94% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
94% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
Had the EOS R for few days, but only one shooting session so far. So, very preliminary impressions:- the new RF lenses seems a step ahead in usability, functions and performance- the control ring is clearly a great addition. The adapter with the control is almost indispensable if you start shooting with the EOS R and EF lenses-
I'll say just a few words... if it were many, they would all be good. This is the first of a new future for Canon cameras... The EOS R camera operates flawlessly, the RF lenses are equally brilliant. Overall lighter weight. A new experience in image capture with the power to handle any professional task. A highly productive camera which
I have used the EOS R for 10 days or so, I have over 3k exposures. I am switching from a 5d iv, I do not use it for video.Here are the things I like:-Great picture quality-Silent Shutter-Works with my 24-70 f2.8 II, 70-200 f2.8IS II and other lenses without a problem with the adapter.-Single point single shot Autofocus works great.-MOST
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4.7 | 496 customer ratings
94% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
94% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
For under $1400, which is less than what you'll pay for APS-C sensor cameras with lesser image quality potential, you get a stabilized BSI 42 MP sensor that makes images that are indistinguishable from the Sony a7R III and even the 61MP a7R IV.This thing was $3200 back in 2015. It's still as awesome as back then.If, like me, you are an
I have just purchased the A7II, love using it but when the A9 was released the price of the A7R II dropped. I could not pass up the moment and sold my A7II. It is not a sports camera but for me it is the total package. For what the camera can do, the price is worth it. Despite future iterations of the A7R, this one will be a keeper. I
There is quite a learning curve with this camera but all the technology is worth it. This is my first Sony body and I have no regrets... actually I have one, the file sizes are HUGE!!! lol I had to buy a new computer to handle this much resolution and the trick stuff I do in Photoshop, I would get 1GB+ Photoshop files, but I do extensive
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4.7 | 471 customer ratings
93% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
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So I was not 100% sure if this was the right buy because some of the reviews scared me but this is PERFECT! I have been into photography as a hobby for years and I’ve never shot on such a crisp and clean camera like this! It’s seriously next level. Not only does the camera take AMAZING photos but it also takes even better videos. I
One of the best value camera out there. Hands down.For current users, I highly suggest to do the following: Go to menu --> Setup --> beep (page 2) --> Turn off the beep volume and E shutter volumeThis was a huge annoyance for me at first, and I was relieved to find it in the settings.Battery saving options are also within the
I love this camera. Here are a few points to know:- stabilization is insanely good; practice just walking with it if in wide angle mode.- custom settings are very important to learn and use well. Learn what they save and what they don't, and differences between photo and video modes. This is very important and I suggest you watch youtube
4.8 | 258 customer ratings
93% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
93% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
Sony diversifies their Alpha 7 line based on the specific needs of camera enthusiasts - 7s (sensitivity) for video, 7r (resolution) for photo, and the plain old "entry level" a7 for a decent mix of the two. What we're seeing here is their next branch - 7c (compact) for travel. If you had to compare it to the a7iii - which is inevitable
I just received this camera yesterday and ran a few heat-related tests. Here is a review based on my short time with it.I was excited for the Sony A7C, not because of its (slightly) smaller size but because it is essentially the same as the fantastic A7III, just without the annoying 30-minute record limit. Since almost everything I do
Pros:Great Battery Life (3hrs recording)No record time limitGreat AFGreat IQGreat Low LightFlip-out ScreenNo wheel locksCons:Fewer buttons than other FF camerasStill overheats in challenging conditions10MP APS-C stillI think the idea of making a small full frame camera body is silly since the lenses are so large. . The results are mostly
4.8 | 253 customer ratings
97% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
97% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
If you are reading this, then maybe you are like me.You've tried every 4/3rds created and all the 1" in the last 5 yrs trying to find the magic one.... = The one that will "Do- AP-C" likeness.Ok, stop looking, as this camera, the G9, with a prime lens, is the closest you will get to that elusive goal.The G9's image quality, using a good
The features and steep price won't make you a better photographer, but they sure do make taking pictures and videos that much more fun. Upgrading from a GX85 - I was a bit skeptical that the significant price increase was not worth the few upgrades, but I am pleasantly surprised. Love the OLED (hated using the one on the GX85), and it is
5/5 for the G9 body. One of the bigger M43 cameras no doubt, but it handles well, has amazing stabilization, makes great images (for the format).The kit 12-60mm F2.8-4.0 Lens lens however is disappointing. For a lens of that price, I expect both technical excellence and 'good enough for photos'. It's certainly good enough to create some
4.7 | 442 customer ratings
94% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
94% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
A niche player in the Canon ecosystemTo evaluate this, one must understand the reason Canon developed the EOS EF-M series, which is not primarily to compete with others in the crop-frame mirrorless market such as Sony, Fuji. The M50 and M200 are directed at new users, but Canon does not really aim the M6 II, which is the most advanced
Coming from an older vdslr (10yr i think) and the newish sony a6300 (closet competitor to this camera is the a6400) here are my takes (ive only owned this a few days, will update if i find something wrong) -* Features - The biggest feature in terms of advancement of vdslr tech, whether you realize it or not, is wireless live view mode.
Whew. Finally starting to get pretty darn comfortable with this bad boy. The resolution is nothing short of amazing -- 16 X 24 prints right out of the camera if you wish. After 2 weeks the menus are becoming easier to manage -- though there are about a zillion settings. Have been shooting with a f22, 2.0 lens and it is perfect
4.6 | 1,650 customer ratings
92% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
92% of the ratings are 4-stars or 5-stars
I am a pro and yes this is good enough for any professional work you can throw at it. To qualify myself, I have a successful photography business and I have been in the industry since I was 16 years old. I am now 32. I have shot every level of camera there is and 4 bad Nikons in a row pointed me towards the mirrorless revolution. I have
The Sony a6000 is by far the best camera that you can get for your buck and a steal if you can get a decent deal like I did.The a6000 is the first proper camera I have purchased in my life. I had dabbled with photography here and there using cameras that were given to me by relatives, and certainly nothing fancy. When phones started
I cannot tell you enough how much I love my Sony a6000. It is my most prized possession! This last July I started a travel blog (http://becauseshecantravel.com) and needed to "up my photography game". After lots of shopping around and reviews, this seemed like the obvious choice. I got a screamin' deal over Black Friday that
