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I had a DSLR camera which was very good in 2005, yet when I bought a 2012 mirrorless, I was born away. It isn't about the megapixels, the staggering difference
by tasuki 4y ago
I had a DSLR camera which was very good in 2005, yet when I bought a 2012 mirrorless, I was born away. It isn't about the megapixels, the staggering difference is the high ISO performance.
I just met someone with a new full frame mirrorless, a very expensive camera. The shooting experience use worlds apart: huge luxurious viewfinder, fast autofocus with face tracking, it's a monster.
But at the end of the day, if I put in the work with my 2012 camera paired with a cheap but great manual focus Samyang 85mm f/1.4 I'll get almost the same results.
- great_psy 4y agoYea you can get very good results with older cameras. You only see the difference when you really push it to the limits of what a camera can do: Low light, in flight bird photography, sports, high dynamic range etc