Ckrappraisal

I don't have any experience with the A7r in particular; however, I've previously owned the A7, A6000 and currently the A7rii. Earlier today I was going through some older pictures and the picture ...

Batis 85mm

Laughing out loud at all the haters trying to tear apart this camera. I just bought one and absolutely love it. Top tier performance in a compact package with loads of features. The Native lenses...

I was surprised to find both the 25 and 85 sitting at our local Camera Shop in Anchorage. I ended up picking up both of them. Couldn't be happier with their performance.

First of all, I think the A6000 is an exceptional camera and IMO you wouldn't be making a mistake going that route. With that said, I personally am doing quite a bit of low-light shooting as well ...

Higher resolution sensor (24 vs 16 mp), EVF and an internal flash are certainly welcome improvements. In addition, the AF system of the A6000 is in another league when compared to the Nex cameras. ...

I've had the nex 5t, a6000 and A7. The A6000 is a significant upgrade over the Nex. With that said, I would go with the A7 with your choices considered. -- Sony A7rii Sony rx100

I happened to stop by our local camera store yesterday and they had both the 25mm and 85mm (one of each). I shouldn't have but I picked up the 85. Impressive lens to say the least. I used it at my ...

I use the Sony FE 70-200mm for my kid's basketball games although I usually keep shutter speeds around 1/320-1/500 at the most (iso 3200-6400). I also think F4 is more forgiving when it comes to ...

Get both, if money is a concern pick up the original Rx100. Performance is still great and you can find them for $400.

The OSS and focus speed/silence is what swayed me. I also was concerned with dust ingestion on the Zeiss. The Zeiss is an awesome lens but I didn't need both.

The Sony 35mm is an exceptional lens. I even sold my Zeiss 32mm F1.8 after picking up the 35mm, I was so impressed with it. IMO, it is the better lens relative to the Sigma, albeit it is more ...

Thank you, good read.