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switching to mirrorless

VanessaDuBuque
Apprentice

Have any of you made this switch and had a surprise? Some experience or a difference between DSLR and Mirrorless that you weren't aware of that might influence the decision in either direction to switch from DSLR or stay?

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Coming from NZ, I am not familiar with the term "a Jones", although I remember it's a lyric in a Boz Scaggs song!   I guess it means want?   I have to admit that I got a couple of Fuji X-T4's - I was attracted to their classic controls, but also understood they were great cameras in their own right.  I got the XF-16-85 lens, plus the Tamron 18-300: which, like the Canon 24-240, is a brilliant lens.  I would normally shy away from a super zoom lens with such a big range, particularly as wide as 18mm, but after much research, I got one and have to say it's a brilliant piece of glass.

Absolutely, I have 'a Jones' for a R7, I have been waiting for an upgrade on my 7DII for some time.  I would expect all the focus, IBIS, and tracking features of the R6, plus a stacked and back-lit sensor would be nice!


cheers, TREVOR

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