I'm planning a trip next month and want to get a mirrorless camera. I mostly take street and landscape photos and don't want something too heavy. My budget is around $1,000. What would you guys recommend?
In my experience, shooting with Fujifilm gear gives you plenty of dynamic range and sharp details when shooting in high-contrast outdoor lighting.
I tested a similar setup recently with Sony equipment and found that adjusting shutter speed slightly higher resolved most micro-blur issues.
Having used Fujifilm gear on multiple outdoor trips, I recommend double-checking lens aperture and ISO settings before upgrading your body.
I had a similar issue when I started out. Setting custom white balance and using a solid travel tripod made a noticeable improvement.
In my experience, if autofocus tracking and low light usability are your top priorities, the Sony a6700 is hard to beat. I've tested both sensors extensively and Sony's real-time eye AF handles fast movement much more consistently.
In my experience, shooting with Canon gear gives you plenty of dynamic range and sharp details when shooting in high-contrast outdoor lighting.
I tested a similar setup recently with Sony equipment and found that adjusting shutter speed slightly higher resolved most micro-blur issues.
When I shoot wildlife at dawn, I usually set my shutter speed to at least 1/1600s and keep ISO on Auto. Having reliable subject detection makes all the difference when tracking birds in flight.
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Product shot — is the reflection too strong?
