SONY’s A9 and A7RIII are beasts that live in smaller mirrorless bodies. Seems like so much media to be storing so maybe not a great camera for shooting thousands of frames in a day unless you’ve got a fast computer and a lot of external storage.
My only beef is that I’m not really excited about 100mb RAW files. The Nikon D850 looks like fantastic new camera and will only prompt Canon to raise the bar and come out with something even more competitive. I really like the touchscreen on the 5DMK4. Canon didn’t have anything new in the professional realm to introduce, the 1DXMKII and 5DMK4 have been around for a few months, but it was still fun playing with them and testing the features. I stick with Canon because I’m heavily invested in Canon L glass and I really do like the look I can achieve with my Canon rig.
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All three manufacturers have top-of-the-line cameras that are capable of incredibly high speed shooting, great focus, high ISO and 4k video. Even though my bread-and-butter camera is Canon, I’m brand agnostic and at this point, I’d happily shoot Nikon or SONY. Unsurprisingly, Canon, Nikon and SONY had the most impressive booths featuring their flagship cameras and photo demonstrations by professional photographers. And with most full-frame cameras being used to shoot video, there are a lot more content creators out there. It’s great to see that there is so much excitement for photography. This year’s PhotoPlus Expo was one of the best attended I’ve seen in years. Every year, PhotoPlus, one of the biggest Photo trade shows comes to the Javits center in New York City.
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