Dbl00buk wrote:
So, I go and buy a Sony a6000 just to have something small and light to do family snaps. Liking that, the next thing comes to renting an A7ii to go on vacation vs. bringing my D610. Liking that even better, comes to reading and researching Sony and Fuji mirrorless. What put me over the edge was going on a landscape shoot with my friend with my D800 and his using his new Christmas gift, A7Riii. Without making comparisons between my D800 and his Sony, to try and keep this post short, I've acquired severe mirrorless (proverbial jumping-ship) GAS. But, the dilemma lingers. The angel appears on the right shoulder and says, "Be satisfied with what you have!!" The devil on the left is shouting, "Sell everything...GAS, GAS, GAS." I have a lot invested in Nikon gear, and I'm not related to Warren Buffet to just buy (even slowly) into a new system. Anyone have/had this feeling?
So, I go and buy a Sony a6000 just to have somethi... (
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Unless you can clarify for yourself what your "real requirements" are (unless you are printing really big prints [14"x21" or larger, for which you only need 20MP]), you are forever doomed to chasing the next bright shiny object.