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Well considering that I just pre-ordered the Fujifilm X-T2 I guess mirrorless/dslr
Well I’ve already converted to a Sony A6000 and am debating moving to full frame with an A7II. But I may decide to stay with APS C and purchase an A6300 when I get more lenses in the fall.
I like mirror-less cameras and own a Sony A6000, I like the small size and for the type of pictures I take it is fine. I am going back and forth on whether to purchase a Panasonic GX 85 for the IBIS. There are a lot of cameras and lens that i see and hear about that would be nice to own, but many are beyond what I would consider to spend
A Sony alpha mirrorless hopefully the successor of the α7rii.
Re: My next camera
Have read much positive of mirrorless Fuji X cameras, so I think I’ll buy one soon. Have Nikon system at the moment. I assume Nikon lens have no converter rings available for Fuji system??
Theres a poll above.. refresh the page
Hmm … I guess that’s about right. I plan on ordering a Fuji X-T2 as soon as it’s available. It will be my first ever non-DSLR in 10 years.