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No, sir. Too bulky. kaya i prefer the mirrorless intead. ung pang beginner lang. :)
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No, sir. Too bulky. kaya i prefer the mirrorless intead. ung pang beginner lang. :)
Sony NEX is one of the best out there IMO. They have matured and have nice features not found in other mirrorless.Quote:
Originally Posted by Retz
I used to have one but I sold it as I didn't want to keep to systems (Canon and Sony lenses). So I bought a EOS M.
Olympus E-P3
Olympus TG-1
Sony SLT A33
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If you like to adjust your camera settings, buy a better lens (i.e. prime lenses) and change lenses, then go with micro four thirds (Panasonic or Olympus).Quote:
Originally Posted by Retz
If you like to point and shoot and use only the kit lens, then get a Sony NEX.
i used to be the all-manual fanatic. had the metal dinosaur nikon F2AS, with heavy 50mm 1.4 lens and bazooka 80-200 zoom, and the huge 285 flash. very heavy. very professional. and when the shooting starts, i could hide behind them.
then i graduated to the F3HP. still big, but AE already.
then the AFs: 301, 801, 2000, with matching AF zooms. good for slower reflexes.
now, with failing eyesight, slower reflexes and bad back, i just put the paperclip box-sized lumix zoom point n shoot in my pocket... if i'm not going to enlarge the pictures to life-size, it won't matter.
Lumix zs7. I like: the gps kahit slow at minsan inaccurate location, custom settings, compact, lightweight, cheap? around 13k iirc in 2010, and 12x zoom for the paparazzi shots.:grin: Mag upgrade ako pag may compact na 30x zoom na. Cons are: weak flash and not so intelligent auto mode.
Fuji X-E1 with 35mm 1.4 and 18-55mm
D700 50mm 1.8G 24-70mm 2.8