Expert guidance wanted to purchase mirrorless camera
Jan 17, 2017 18:37:20 #
rawlins wrote:
The Fuji weight issue will play in to a decision here. (Although I am drawn to the metal look and heft, I need practical).
Let's make a deal ;-)
Jan 17, 2017 19:05:57 #
rawlins wrote:
tdekany ~ That pic speaks! (From Oregon, so relate to conditions). thnx
You are welcome!!!
What ever you decide to purchase, will be a good camera.
PS: For me having IBIS as good as M4/3, I could never buy into another system without it.
Jan 17, 2017 21:57:58 #
I never said I was an expert.
I only provided my opinion - which is what everyone on here does.
And the fact that I am new here and have had only a few posts .... does that de-legitimize my views ?
Will be happy to post some pictures in a the next few weeks. Crazy busy at work with the start of the new year. In fact - I have not even had time to download most of my pics to my computer yet, with almost 1,000 shots taken.
Look for my pics in a few weeks !
I only provided my opinion - which is what everyone on here does.
And the fact that I am new here and have had only a few posts .... does that de-legitimize my views ?
Will be happy to post some pictures in a the next few weeks. Crazy busy at work with the start of the new year. In fact - I have not even had time to download most of my pics to my computer yet, with almost 1,000 shots taken.
Look for my pics in a few weeks !
Jan 18, 2017 00:02:26 #
Jan 20, 2017 18:37:21 #
fhuhman wrote:
I have the Sony a6000 and really like it. I have the 2 kit lenses and a Sigma 19mm and get very good shots, there is a learning curve, but that is true of any system. I have gotten lazy and shoot mostly on green auto.
I also have the a6000. Don't have many lenses, as I am currently in the Nikon system, but so far I like it. The menu can be a bit daunting, but it is rather a nice camera.
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