On the surface, the new Sony A7 III and the nearly two-year-old Fujifilm X-T2 appear to have much in common. In addition to sporting a weather-resistant SLR-esque body and a large electronic viewfinder at the centre of the body, both models incorporate a 24MP of resolution, an advanced hybrid autofocus system, and 4K video capabilities.
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Sony A7 III vs A7R III – The 10 Main Differences
The Sony A7 mark III and A7R mark III have much in common, not least the design which would be identical were it not for the camera name on the front and rear.
But given that one is two-thirds the price of the other, we can’t help but ask: which is the better investment? We try to answer this question in the following comparison preview that lists the ten main differences between the two full-frame E-mount mirrorless cameras. Enjoy!
Sony A7 III vs A9 – The 10 Main Differences
In the first half of 2017, Sony took everybody by surprise when it announced the A9, a flagship model with a 24MP full-frame sensor, outstanding autofocus, unprecedented burst capabilities and a hefty price tag to match. Sony’s decision to release this powerful camera was – at least in part – a way of demonstrating its prowess, not just within the mirrorless segment but the digital camera market as a whole. Those hoping for a mid-range A7 model with the latest features were forced sit tight, but now the wait is finally over.
The A7 mark III is the successor to the A7 mark II and incorporates some features from the flagships A7R III and A9. Curious to know how the A7 III and A9 compare? Then let’s begin!
Sony A7 II vs A7 III – The 10 Main Differences
Sony took its time announcing the successor to the A7 II, a camera that despite having been released over five years ago, remains popular. In the meantime, with the A9 and A7r III the company showed us the kind of performance they are capable of, then distilled some of this technology …
Canon EOS M50 vs M6 – The 10 Main Differences
If we take Canon’s press release at face value, the EOS M50 is an entry-level model that targets smartphone/compact camera enthusiasts, while the the EOS M6 sits in between the low-end M100 and the high-end M5.
