+ Upgraded processor (DIGIC 5) improves low-light capabilities Maybe some day down the road if I really get heavily into the hobby it may be worth it, but to start? Overkill.īased on initial previews and articles across the web, it's starting to feel like the T4i may be the best solution for me out of the 4 cameras I originally listed. Sony cameras have Image Stabilization / Vibration Reduction built in to the body of the camera right? So dropping even an old Minolta film camera lens on the camera would still work and give you IS/VR functionality?Īnd yes, I'm not really interested in spending $3K on a body and $5K on a set of lenses right now. Are you going to drop your current job to compete in the wedding photographer market against some of the other RFDers here? If not, there's no point in looking what cameras like the Nikon D800 or Canon 1Dx and $3000 lenses have over your $800 system.īuy what you need, not wonder what you can buy if you mortgaged your house and switched professions. You're asking about cameras that cost around $800.
Sony's selection isn't as great as Canikon, but every system has a comparable set of standard lenses: 28, 35, 50, 70-300, etc. Rf134a wrote: ↑Sony's alpha cameras can use the old Minolta A-mount lenses.
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