mpix345 Offline Upload & Sell: Off
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I've been deep in to the photography hobby for about ten years now. My only full frame experience has been the venerable Canon 5D. But I've tried damn near everything else (APS-C and smaller) over that decade. My conclusion, based on my needs and what I shoot, is that the gear doesn't matter all that much, except for low light shooting. You just can't cheat physics in the end.
So, the question. I want a low light "system". May just be camera + lens; probably two lenses tops. Either a fast 50 or maybe a 35 + 85. I may use it for other things, but that is not a priority. Needs to be "best bang for buck" option. IOW, cheap (relatively speaking). And to clarify, "low light" for me means people (casual portraits). Unposed, with some movement.
I'm thinking Nikon D600 or Sony A7. Posting here because I am already leaning Nikon because of lens options, so I don't mind a little bias.
What do you think between those two? Other options? I don't want MF lenses, so please ignore that option even though it is best bang for buck.
Thanks in advance.
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