[T]his is a terrific lens with very few shortcomings, and it's especially impressive when you consider how small and compact it is.
[T]his is a terrific lens with very few shortcomings, and it's especially impressive when you consider how small and compact it is.
[...] I think this is a great lens. There's nothing miraculous about it and I think for some people, it's not too exciting, but I think if you're somebody that lives in that 24-50mm zone, you are gonna look at this lens and say, "Hey!
We've got a new body with a 6K stacked global shutter sensor, all the bells and whistles Sony's developed across their different camera segments, their best autofocus, their best stabilization, and, in my opinion, their best design and ergos to date.
So yeah, image quality wise, this lens is incredibly impressive, especially when we're comparing it to the G Master II, which is obviously the reigning champion of 70-200 millimeter lenses on the Sony system.
[I]f you're getting it for that purpose you're gonna be really pleased with the results.
[...] I think this is a fantastic little camera for the money.
At the end of the day, this is Sony's best option in the ZV-1 line and it really does seem like they listened to feedback on the ZV-1 to improve this camera.
[N]o matter how you slice it, you're going to be spending less to get the same or better.
[C]onsidering those use cases, this camera's excellent rolling shutter performance, the self-filming conveniences, the shockingly good stabilization, and the compact form factor might just make it the best vlogging camera that exists to date.
So here we are, the Panasonic S5 II, the best bang for your buck in a camera today, and in my opinion, the most feature-rich camera for the money ever released.
Canon did a fantastic job with this camera. For full frame cameras in its price range, it's probably the most compelling option.
[T]his lens is not the dream lens I'd hoped to be. It's not a bad lens by any means and it's offered at a very reasonable price but the overall performance ranks at average or slightly above.
This is easily one of Sony's best cameras they've ever made, but it's not the best value camera in their lineup altogether, because you still have cheaper, but very capable options in the a7 IV and FX30.
To wrap up, I think this is a great option for video shooters.
The main story here is that this camera has tremendous image quality and several important improvements to the hardware and body that make it a lot better to use in my opinion than previous cameras like the X-T3, X-H1, and X-T4.
[T]he R5 C, in my opinion, is the closest Canon has come to creating a perfect camera. Not only is it easily one of the best hybrid options available on the market, but it's one of the best cameras I've ever used.
[...] I like it a lot.
Basically, the new one is better in pretty much every way optically, lighter, costs less, and has more features.
When it comes to Micro Four Thirds, it's the best Micro Four Thirds camera that there is, like easily, hands down.
[...] I think this is a fantastic lens and a worthwhile upgrade. If you already have a 70-200 that’s working well for you, you probably don’t need to rush out and buy this one, but I don’t think you’ll be disappointed if you did, as this is easily the best 70-200 I've ever used.
I just wish it didn’t suffer from that terrible rolling shutter.
[I] wouldn’t say that I’m optically blown away by this lens, but I have to wonder if I would have felt the same way if it wasn’t for the G Master release earlier this year.
I just don't see the point of this camera, and a lot of these issues cannot be saved by firmware. [...] I cannot recommend this camera.
[T]his is a top quality lens that comes in lighter and a little cheaper than the competition.
