I was shooting with my Olympus when I decided to get the A7R II + 3 lenses. Didn’t like the feel of the camera in my hands and I disliked the menu, so I sold it. After about a year, I bought the same Sony camera + 3 lenses again ... and again I simply could not gravitate towards the Sony and I find myself not wanting to use it ... so I sold it yet again.
When I switched to the Canon R5 last year, it did take a little effort to get used to it but I got over the learning curve very quickly and I am totally comfortable with the R5 now. Sony just didn’t work for me - using it wasn’t fun.
I was shooting with my Olympus when I decided to get the A7R II + 3 lenses. Didn’t like the feel of the camera in my hands and I disliked the menu, so I sold it. After about a year, I bought the same Sony camera + 3 lenses again ... and again I simply could not gravitate towards the Sony and I find myself not wanting to use it ... so I sold it yet again.
When I switched to the Canon R5 last year, it did take a little effort to get used to it but I got over the learning curve very quickly and I am totally comfortable with the R5 now. Sony just didn’t work for me.
I was shooting with my Olympus when I decided to get the A7R II + 3 lenses. Didn’t like the feel of the camera in my hands and I disliked the menu, so I sold it. After about a year, I bought the same Sony camera + 3 lenses again ... and again I simply could not gravitate towards the Sony and I find myself not wanting to use it ... so I sold it yet again.
When I switched to the Canon R5 last year, it did take a little effort to get used to it but I got over the learning curve very quickly and I am totally comfortable with the R5 now.
Apr 23, 2021 at 11:15 PM
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