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I shoot weddings/portraits with a Z6ii (mirrorless, $2k) and a D850 (widely regarded as the best DSLR ever made, was $3k - now less). The D850 has much higher r
by Auracle 4y ago
I shoot weddings/portraits with a Z6ii (mirrorless, $2k) and a D850 (widely regarded as the best DSLR ever made, was $3k - now less). The D850 has much higher resolution.
I’d much rather use two Z6iis. The only reason I haven’t upgraded is because I’m anticipating a Z6iii soon and I’d love for it to be ~33mp as I think that’d be the sweet spot for me.
The autofocus advantage is huge, and the viewfinder is typically much easier to see. Yeah, I need to swap batteries at least twice as often. One battery still makes it through a 2 hour portrait session just fine.