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Full Frame camera would complement my Fujifilm system?
I'm not giving up on my Fuji system just simply adding a system to the camera bag. I do occasionally low light photography and few events.
Looking at the used market.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
2 Answers
- Anonymous3 weeks ago
Canon is the king of optical image stabilization and you can pick up a full frame 6D at a good price and since you can then use the canon 35mm lenses that are everywhere dirt cheap, you will have a very capable camera for a fraction of the cost of new
- SumiLv 73 weeks ago
Well, since you do low-light work, you may want to get a camera with in-body image stabilization (IBIS). This will allow you to hand hold the camera upwards of 5-9 stops without the need of raising the ISO or the use of a tripod. The only full-frame DSLR that has IBIS is the Pentax K1. Sony, Canon & Nikon has IBIS in their mirrorless bodies, but the only used mirrorless you'll find are Sony as Nikon/Canon came really late to the mirrorless game.
Low-light & social events aren't very challenging for cameras, so pretty much anything will be a good choice. It's just that having IBIS makes it a lot better in some situations. You should also base your decision upon the lenses that are available.
