So this camera represents great value. I love the image quality, I love the small design that you're gonna get here, and yet they've crammed so much into it.
So this camera represents great value. I love the image quality, I love the small design that you're gonna get here, and yet they've crammed so much into it.
So as I ask myself who the Canon EOS 6D Mark II is for, I guess I can't help but feel a little bit of disappointment. It just seems like a lot more of the same from Canon.
I like this camera, guys, but really nowadays with mirrorless creeping and becoming so prevalent, SLRs really have to wow us, they really have to blow us away.
So if you're doing any sort of sports, action, journalism and you want to use A-mount glass, I do think that this platform is definitely worthwhile.
Some people will enjoy this, but I still stand by the fact that it's just too niche, especially for the price point, and even in that regard it doesn't handle that well.
[G]uys, overall with the buffer rate on this camera, the ability to shoot multiple speeds, having all these different autofocusing systems and having them be much more effective, this is by far Olympus' best sports, action, and wildlife camera.
I think the big thing for me out of all of this now is that you've got a big player like Canon who's now made a mirrorless camera, took him a while but they made a mirrorless camera that really competes with a lot of the Sony bodies.
Otherwise though overall guys this is one of the best video cameras for under a grand and it just handles well, it's nice quality, a really really good package.
I enjoyed using the Pentax K-70. It becomes obvious when you start using it you're actually getting a lot of camera here for your money and a ton of very powerful features, which I like.
[T]he camera is just feeling quality, it's handling really, really well and I'm enjoying it.
I said it before, but the Leica M-D (Typ 262) puts as little as possible between me, the photographer, in my mind and the photograph that I want to achieve, and it's a wonderful experience shooting that way.
I really enjoyed the X-T2, guys, and I'm going to talk quite a bit about it in our wrap-up here, but the main thing that I want to get across and the main thing that really makes this camera revolutionary now is the better autofocusing.
I think this is a great stills camera, and I use Micro Four Thirds myself, even though for the same price point you can get Sonys and Fujis with bigger sensors, better low-light performance, yada-yada-yada.
I don't think any Pentax user will be disappointed with this camera. I think a lot of people should take a serious look at it if they want a first full-frame in 35mm.
So honestly folks, if you want a fast, capable camera, the Nikon D500 is excellent and I think worth the money.
We're going to have to wait and see. If you want the biggest and the baddest, the flagship camera, yes, this is a great way to go, but I still think that in practical terms, most photographers are going to still prefer the smaller.
It's for anybody who doesn't like well-named cameras and for any Canon user on the planet because frankly this is pretty much bang for the buck the best Canon SLR right now on the market.
[T]he camera is a good, stable platform. [...] But overall, if you want something compact and cheerful, this is going to do it for you.
So if you're the kind of photographer that wants to take a step up, you're going to benefit from the better low light performance, the faster autofocusing, the ability to shoot quickly, and get the better video to boot; this is the camera for you.
I do want to get across though, very important I think, is the PEN-F is not only gorgeous but as a photographic platform I really did enjoy it.
I still think the Sony RX1R is still the better bang for the buck. [...] So, I still think this is the better purchase right now.
Yeah, it's it's an awesome look good, work well camera type thing. So, that's that's all there is to say about it.
Honestly guys, I just don't find it a very inspiring package for video.
[...] I don't think the A7S is a good allround choice. Great for full-frame video, nice slow-mo capabilities and a low light beast.
