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Low light is probably not an issue here, as horses don't tend to congregate indoors in low light environments. I would take a pentaprism SLR over an EVF any da
by jgalt212 4y ago
Low light is probably not an issue here, as horses don't tend to congregate indoors in low light environments.
I would take a pentaprism SLR over an EVF any day. That being said, my budget has usually been constrained to penta-mirror SLRs.
- aspyct 4y agoLow light absolutely is a thing in this field, I am regularly working around 4000 - 6400 ISO: indoors in the mornings with shutter speeds of 1/1000 on a f/2.8 lens. I'm also not splurging a huge budget: the OM System OM-1 is available for half the price of the equivalent DSLR from Canon. I mean it, mirrorless is fine.