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p.1 #1 · p.1 #1 · (Camera System) Peer Pressure in the Professional World? | |
Just wondering how you alternative system pros deal with customers who only want Canikon shooters. It's not every job listing I see that requires it, but a fair amount. Enough to make me second guess staying with Sony mirrorless, either way. I understand that if you're shooting in a team environment, or if the photos will be processed by someone other than you, using a specific system is the logical approach. But if you're the only shooter and you're processing the photos, what do you tell the customer to get them to take your gear seriously?
I still have my Nikon DX work kit (gripped D7100, 17-55 2.8, 80-200mm 2.8, Tokina 11-16 2.8, SB600s), so it's not too late for me to switch back (might even go D750...). I bought the A6000 initially with the intention of using it as a secondary travel camera, but its features catapulted it to my main camera spot. The lack of fast zooms for E-mount, however, lead me to adapted A-mount lenses, so I'm back where I started (heavy kit). Just picked up an RX100 IV last month, and it's now in the position I originally intended for the A6000 (with no threat of growing oversized ), so switching back to Nikon wouldn't be a terrible loss.
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