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a) Yes, true. c) Possibly true. My point isn't that fundamentally mirrorless has more noise. It's that for the same price mirrorless cameras tend to be inferi
by BeetleB 4y ago
a) Yes, true.
c) Possibly true.
My point isn't that fundamentally mirrorless has more noise. It's that for the same price mirrorless cameras tend to be inferior in this regard.
For context, my DSLR is APS-C and not full frame. The last time I looked (2018), I couldn't find a mirrorless camera that performed as well noise wise than my Nikon for the same price (and other features).
- gruturo 4y agoThe price is actually also a choice of the vendors. Some of it is actual economies of scale, returns on R&D and cost of manufacturing, but some is certainly a deliberate choice of where to position the product on the market. They build (or used to, until very recently) considerably inferior mirrorless cameras, but did not price them proportionally lower compared to the SLR ones, because they would again cannibalize their sales by doing it.