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BSNL FTTH - kinda nice, 100mbps 750gb plan. Latency is crap though.

Ricoh GR II | Ricoh India Yes it is old. Yes the new version is coming soon and yes it is not good at all for vlogging. But it is one camera which he can take pretty much anywhere and the lens is good (best?) for compact camera. Otherwise Sony RX100 III is the best bet.

Any thoughts on Sony A6400 ?

I'm back, kind of ? Some around the town pictures: DSC1149 by Siddharth Tomar, on Flickr DSC1225 by Siddharth Tomar, on Flickr

Hmmm....a Sony A7 mark 2 user here. IMO, don't really go into the lens mount debate. I'm using Sony lenses, specially the awesome 85/1.8 and it is just too good for the price. Most of the Sigma lenses are also available for E-mount now. There is Tokina (and Tamron) with excellent lenses....and...

@sujoyp, that's strange, fixed now.

So spring is finally here, a bit late though:. This is 1.8 wide open, and I'm quite happy with the sharpness, a bit soft but still quite good for a standard Sony prime: _DSC0651 by Siddharth Tomar, on Flickr

I have. I can thank the all mighty thesis semester for that :) Edit: I took this pic to see the image stabilization capabilities of Sony IBIS, and I was impressed (considering that my hands were shaking in cold). _DSC0486 by Siddharth Tomar, on Flickr

*correction - for the first time buyer. Nikon and Canon camp will stick to their existing system because of lenses. First time buyers into full frame can choose E-mount system over others, given how other companies are launching FE lenses.

To be honest...at the price which Sony is selling A7 mark 3, I guess it's time to forget about any other fullframe DSLR, Canon or otherwise. Just look at the speed, dynamic range, autofocus and what not. To be honest, the only thing going for traditional DSLRs is the bulk, which otherwise is...

My suggestions: Go for Nikon body. Trust me, you wouldn't like the performance of Nikon lenses on Sony with adapter. Wait for a while and you can probably go for something like D610/D750. I'm pretty sure that Nikon will drop the prices after their mirrorless release.

But you will loose your existing lenses even with Nikon fullframe: crop mode just doesn't cut it.

EVFs are better and always will be better than optical viewfinders. They are truly "what you see is what you get" with only one drawback in current generation: battery life. OVFs are remnant of an era where we could not simply put a small screen in front of eye. Same is with DSLRs - the mirror...

I'm quite out of loop with forum, thesis and stuff. Oh, and some random pictures of stockholm here and there with a 85mm lens. _DSC0365 by Siddharth Tomar, on Flickr

Well, then you would need to buy an expensive full frame like A7Sii or A7rii, because A7ii has similar noise characteristics as A6000 (probably because of same sensor tech).

Not actually. The only reason I use 1.8 is depth of field for portraits, in fact I mostly work at 100 ISO anyways. One more thing to consider is that A7ii has a traditional CMOS sensor, whereas A7Rii/iii have BSI sensor, which is more optimized for low light photography. And I would say, going...

@izzikio_rage, I'm really not into astrophotography and 85mm is not really a nice focal length if I want to capture Stockholm in perspective. At any rate, it is always cloudy here in winter, so clear sky with stars is a luxury. @sujoyp, 85/1.8 is really difficult when it comes to depth of...

Well...to be honest it depends. The only advantage DSLRs have for now is the build quality...Sony doesn't have nice weather sealing. Otherwise I have seen many people use A7r/A7s xx series for studio work...people who probably won't even touch DSLRs again and have photography as primary source...

That's a nice one @6x6, what place is that ? Here are some more pictures I took...for me the biggest difference compared to A6000 is the uncompressed raws...I can really push shadows in post. _DSC0093 by Siddharth Tomar, on Flickr Waiting by Siddharth Tomar, on Flickr

More likely the focus will shift to "high-end" compacts like Sony RX series and so on. Even Panasonic has some excellent "compacts"...which cost upward of 600USD.