GENERAL PURPOSE HYBRID APS-C CAMERAS Sony a6100 (Best budget mirrorless camera): $750 at SDP.io/a6100 Sony a6400 (Mid-range mirrorless): $900 at SDP.io/a6400 Sony a6600 (Sports & wildlife mirrorless): $1,400 at SDP.io/a6600 BEST FULL-FRAME TRAVEL MIRRORLESS CAMERA Sony a7C: $1,800 at SDP.io/a7C BEST PROFESSIONAL FULL-FRAME MIRRORLESS CAMERAS Sony a7 III: $2,000 at SDP.io/a73 Sony a7 IV: $2,500 at SDP.io/a74 BEST HIGH-RESOLUTION FULL-FRAME MIRRORLESS CAMERAS Sony a7R IV ($3,200): SDP.io/a7R4 Sony a7R V ($3,900): SDP.io/a7R5 BEST MIRRORLESS VIDEO CAMERAS Sony ZV-E10 ($700): SDP.io/ZVE10 Sony ZV-E1 ($2,200): SDP.io/ZVE1 BEST CINEMA CAMERAS Sony FX30 ($1,800): SDP.io/FX30 Sony FX3 ($3,900): SDP.io/FX3 BEST VIDEO-FIRST HYBRID CAMERA Sony a7S III ($3,500): SDP.io/a7S3

Before buying any of these cameras I would suggest depending on your budget check the used Market. For around $900 or $1,500 or even at the $3,000 price range you can get a much better product unless you have to buy brand new.

Just over a year ago I changed from the Sony A7RII to the A7 IV. I lost a few pixels but gained better focus, menus and battery life. I have now used for Africa and Antarctica and love the upgrade.

After decades as a Pentaxian, I eventually switched to Fujifilm (X-T2, then X-T4) and, a few months back, a Sony A7C. I didn't plan to go with Sony but I found the A7C in classifieds for a ridiculously low price. I couldn't resist. I like the size and, with a compact or pancake lens, it would be perfect to do street of travel photography. In all honesty, I have been looking at a camera that would help me compensate for my shaking hands and failing eyesight. Then Sony came out with the A7IV and the A7RV. I went with the latter. I turn 69 in 2 weeks and I decided that I could make a few $acrifice$ and treat myself for this type of camera. I have 2 say that the A7RV is the best one for me so far! Really enjoying it, even though it may be too much camera for me.

As a professional who has used the Sony A6300, A6400, A73, A74, and currently the A7S3 I can honestly say that the A73 is the best camera Sony has put out. It’s perfect for photos, provides amazing 4K video, and is inexpensive compared to the new A74. For someone who wants to take photography and videography seriously, I think the A73 is a perfect fit.

I think the most important piece of advice for beginners is to BUY USED! Due to the lower price, you can either save money on the same camera, or get a better camera for the same price. Especially if buying from B&H, KEH, Adorama, etc., there is very little risk associated as well.

Thank you so much! new to photographer and have been hunting for a sony but really had no clue which one! This was the best video ive come across in weeks of searching!

Best overview of the sony lineup I've seen. Never could make sense of their lineup as a Nikon shooter, now it kind of makes sense. Thanks.

One of the great things about the a6600 is its size. Plus the apsc lens line up is great. Pair it with the highly rated 70-350 zoom and whatever Sony or third party lens to fill in the wide range (for example the tamron 17-70) and you have a compact kit for travel photos. We do some motorcycle travel and size matters-haha- small and mighty.

Your video has helped loads I'm new to photography and have been looking for a camera but couldn't decide with all the different brands and types of camera out there. Finally decided on the Sony a6100 so the extra cash can be used for better lenses. You guys are awesome keep up the good work.

Thank you for mentioning older cameras as well! Sometimes we get caught up in using the newest gear, but often older gear can be just as useful!

Thank you all again for this wonderful video describing all of the pros and cons of the Sony camera line. Great vid. Liked and subbed.

Tony and Chelsea - Great overview of Sony lineup, simplified and practical.

Thank you guys for all the info on all these cameras.

great video as always! I'm currently shooting with the A7 and looking to upgrade to either an A7R III or A7IV

I shoot A7r3 and might eventually replace with a7r5 but in no rush. Complex menus is a very minor issue. If you own the camera you find the settings you want and can store them on several one touch buttons. Tony’s comment on length of time to clear 100 shots is interesting. Talk about spray and pray!

thx for the video...navigating the naming and different models and how they relate to each other is an absolute nightmare

Helpful sort thru of the Sony options - thanks!

I was an A7iii early adopter in 2018 and it's still going strong, I also have an A6400 that I picked up a few weeks ago as a good travel camera, replacing my A6300 that's now used as a webcam. I love how compact and portable they are and I love the amount of 3rd party lens support they've had in the last several years, the days of adapting lenses are done I think. I do wish Sony would do something about the ergonomics though, would it kill Sony to add a joystick to their APS-C bodies? That control layout is mostly unchanged since the A6000 9 years ago.. Thankfully the AF is so good you barely need it. Cheers!

I got the A7r ii still, upgraded to A7riv and just picked up the A1. All amazing cameras~ I do mostly stills but the flip screen really would make such a difference for the A1 JUST because of the price point but really happy with all the full frames.

Great video I never seen a video like this great work keep it up

I love this video! It has really helped break down camera choices for us as we are upgrading in the near future from the Nikon D3100. Would the A7 IV have enough resolution to get crisp photos for larger prints…11x14 and up?

Such a great video. The best I've seen so far compare and explain the Sony Series. Love your Video! I have the A7c, totally happy with and fit to all of my needs. Everyone who wants to start in the Sony World should watch your video first. 😉 Thanks

Great video. I shoot with Sony FX30. I actually prefer the new APSC sensor and more choices on the lens side.

Thank you for this video! I was all set to pull the trigger on the a6600, but now I am very torn to go with the A7C. I am transitioning from D750 to Sony mirrorless, and my #1 reason is to shed the weight and regain my love of photography. I am not shooting because it’s too cumbersome and I shake with it too much. Everything I researched said a6600 was lightweight choice and I found some great 2.8 lenses with it that I was excited about, but now I am a bit concerned going from a full frame D750 to the APSC sensor. I do love the price and weight tho. If anyone can share perspectives, I’d love to see them, thank you!

Thank you Tony and Chelsea for this fun educational video about Sony cameras.

Just the video I needed! I’m window shopping for a bird camera, and the A7RV might be the one. Thanks. And Chelsea is a timeless beauty!

Excellent review... Thank you guys

Thank you, amazing video. I still shoot with the A73, but I'm longing for some fresh air .. especially bc I got the new 70-200GMII. I'm eyeing the A7R5 now... but I hesitate because I know that in 2 years it might as well be outdated again...

Great overview...getting 4th SONY camera...used again but give it TLC and it's fine. I was confused over lineup and I sold cameras...albeit decades ago. Thanks for the clarity.

Between my wife and me we have the Sony a6000, a1, a2. We love them all. I do mostly Astrophotography but also wildlife, and landscape photography. I also have Canon, Fujifilm , and Pentax cameras. I love photography. Great information on these new cameras. Thanks.

Nice overview, you two. One thing I recommend you include in your next review is the key difference in weight between APS-C and full frame systems. The APS_C bodies WITH their respective lens system are often smaller and lighter, and choosing a higher resolution sensor camera could put you on a par with some full-frame systems, something a landscape photographer hiking up mountains could appreciate.

I love my FX3 for anything on the go since it is good for photos and video. It also serves as a great B-Cam for my FX9! My typical client shoot setup has been a static FX9 and a moving FX3 on a gimbal (mostly weddings so far, a couple documentaries, and some training videos). I decided on those cameras because I had a semester of University funds leftover due to circumstances around 2020 (take a guess), and I had the choice of either down paying student loans or investing in nicer equipment I needed for school anyways but could use for professional situations as well. While new life choices and adventures have led me to not use them as much for client work, I still love them and use them a lot for personal projects ^_^ I won't lie though, the A1 is very tempting, though I kinda want to wait for the next generation of it since my current gear is doing me good in most every situation and I have been able to adjust my shots enough to get what I need.

That is the best rundown of the Sony camera line I've ever seen. Thank you! It's a hobby for me shooting photos and occasional KZfaq videos. I'm happy with my ZV-E10 and like the wide variety of lenses available for the E mount APS-C cameras.

Ok you both get me as a new subscriber 😂 I’ve been watching about 5 videos on your channel! What is the best all in one lens for Sony a7RV?

I know you both use Sony and have a lot of experience with all cameras in general. But, the amount of time and effort that went into this video must be mindblowing. I don't shoot Sony. However, I do appreciate the work you put into this video. I feel there should be a second channel with behind the scenes videos. Great job!

I love my a1. And pretty fond of Tony and Chelsea videos. Thanks guys.

Great presentation; got me subscribed.

I love Adorama, been buying from them for years. Next time I will use your link.

Well, I was an early adopter and bought the Sony a7. That camera made me happy. Sony, however, did not like that and release the a7R, then a7II, then a7RII…. Anyway, I keep shooting and ignore the bliss costing more than six times as much. No regrets.😊

Great video, and my advice is to buy used as you can get some very good bargin. Mist of my camera gear is used and you look after it well it will out last you !

I’m a professional using Nikon DSLR system and I’m looking at changing camera systems to Sony. I have no idea of these models so this was helpful thank you

I love the the flash on my A6000! Reason? You can tilt it! Not just straight up, but even backwords! Been a lifesaver in many tight situations!! 🙂

My a6000 and a7II are all I need for what I shoot.

Hi Tony and Chlesea, thanks for all of the great info always. Quick question, I purchased a Sony A7IV when it came out and I love it. But, I am noticing with my sports photography I need a second camera. I was wondering if in 2023 is the Sony A7 9ii still worth picking up? I am just an amateur photographer and don't really make a lot of money selling downloads or prints. But, it is nice extra money. And I know the new A9 may possibly be coming but, not sure I will want to spend the extra cash for it. Thoughts and different ideas?

great vid guys

Hi Tony and Chelsea. Would do a review in printing companies. The llast one ive found from you was 7 years ago. Love the show , thanks

I started with a pair of Yashica Electro 35 rangefinders and a teleconverter and wide converter. I used those until I bought a Canon AE-1 Program. Then into the EOS 35mm system with the Elan 7e. EOS Digital Rebel, EOS 50D, EOS 80D. After I spent a half hour on the phone with Adorama I have a Sony A7IV, an assortment of lenses and memory cards, a flash on the way, a third party manual, and renewed enthusiasm!

I don't agree about your assessment of the flash on the a6xxx series, one of the reasons I have not upgraded my a6500 to the a6600 is them removing the flash (the buffer is smaller too). I use it more than you I think i would but it is a great little flash because of the mechanism use to store the flash allows you to use your finger and point the flash up and ceiling bounce it. In a pinch when you need to react fast it is a great little flash to keep that iso down indoors.

I have brought a lot of my gear off your reviews and recommendations, so thank you for all your advice and in depth information. I brought Sony A7R iii after you reviewed it upon its release. I’m considering upgrading to Sony A7R V, but disappointed that to shoot 10 FPS, I would have to drop to Lossy instead of Uncompressed Raw. I note you mention 30 FPS a lot with your a1’s ( which is Lossy) are shooters losing much information shooting Sony Lossy vs uncompressed raw for wild life/Sports. My consideration for upgrading to Sony A7r V is for African Safari in September, where a1 is out of my budget, but 10 FPS is minimum I would want if upgrading. Thank you again for all your content

Nice Sony Alpha comparison! I currently have both sony alpha nex-5 I bought in 2011 and the alpha 6000 I bought in 2019. Considering the A7.

Thanks for clearing all my doubts 😊 about Sony lineup 😊

I had a long time ago Sony A900 and i loved it. Then i've decided to buy SLT - A99. Later i moved to mirrorless camera A7 Mark 1 (and from a-mount to e-mount). And month ago i bought ZV-E1. And it's absolutly great for KZfaq videos. I use 3 lenses: 1. Samyang 35-150 f/2-2.8 FE 2. Samyang 24mm f/2.8 FE and 3. Minolta 50mm f/1.7 with Adapter LA-EA5

I am using an a6000 with a few lenses. It does great work with fast shutter speed, but low light it does struggle. Has a decent amount of noise. But with a tripod and a remote, I am able to take good star trail, and milky way shots. Luckily I have a proper flash. I do plan to get a full frame, just wasn't sure which one. I am on the fence with the a7iv and the a7Riii. I am doing portrait and landscape work, so I do plan to get 2 or three lenses for that body. I will keep the a6000 as a back up, just in case, and also to quickly switch to a lens for the situation.

Good idea explaining the models and usage, help to understand a complex product group. Would like to see this in other brands. I shoot with the A1 and a A7r4 as a second, just a hobbyist doing it for fun.

Truly like the A7c; it’s appeal is really it’s size, but don’t most of the ff lenses pretty much defeat it’s purpose for travel? It seems like the APSC line a much better fit if you want something that can fit in a large pocket and want to be able to get outside (hiking etc). Total gear should be around 1kg or only a bit more in my view. Appreciated the overview!

Great run down of the line up. Thank you for putting this together. As a former Canon shooter I am considering migrating to Sony, especially given the great lineup they have.

Just got a a7ii with lens kit with 2800 shutter actuations. For $400!!!!!! Loving it!!! First Sony camera! But now that I got a taste of Sony! My eye is on a used a7rii. Is it worth the switch????

When I first started photography 40 years ago I was a Nikon shooter, but with new digital cameras, I tried shooting with the Nikons they just couldn’t get the focus spot on. So I switched to Sony a7Riii which is great 42 mega pixels. But I couldn’t afford the Sony G master lens’s so here’s what I have Sigma 24mm art lens, 50mm cheap Sony lens, 85mm cheap Sony lens, and the one I love the most is the Samyang 135mm 1.8 lens, it’s amazingly sharp, anyway that’s my lineup. Now looking for a bigger backpack for all my gear. I’ve been using Sony now for about 4 years and loving it.

Tony and Chelsea, are there any major downsides to choosing the A1 over the A9II if I'm primarily going to be shooting action sports? Obviously, I know there's the file size, but is there any other downfall of the 50mp over the 24 of the A9II when it comes to action photography?

Well, thank you for the video, it can be really difficult get into understanding of differences. I think, since I am filming mostly on DJI Osmo Pocket devices (2 persons, walking and showing travel views), so any type of video style camera would be upgrade. I am mostly interested about ZV-E1, 7SIII and FX3. Per your video, since inside is almost identical and ZV has more "social media" features, I am quite convinced by your video go for it. Thank you

I use an A7rIV and just started shooting wildlife so I very much suffer from focus hunting and buffering. I need to upgrade when the budget permits. Also have an A6600 for second camera.

Another great video guys! I am still head over heels in love with my a7siii after 2 and a half years. I do wish that Sony would give us a firmware update with focus breathing comp and animal eye in video, but other than that, I feel like my camera is still one of the best in class for video, and I am STILL blown away by the footage I take. Best camera I ever owned by far! I primarily shoot video but it works really well for me as a hybrid, the photos I get are excellent quality especially when paired with my Sony glass. I do also have a cheeky Fuji XT4 which I adore for photo only shoots when I want to feel a bit old school, but my a7siii is my go to and my pride and joy. What I adore about Sony cameras is autofocus. rarely missing a shot is huge when you are low on time, light is changing or you are filming out in the real world you have no control over. And yes I agree the 9 million dot viewfinder is INSANE and that is why I would still pick the a7siii over the ZV-E1 or FX3 every time - I use it all the time when shooting outside and it's critical in sunshine and even more so in places like beaches where there is a lot of sun and ambient reflection. I don't think the viewfinder gets talked about enough! Can I just quickly mention HLG and HDR production - I got into this last year on my a7siii and now shoot all my real estate in HLG3 and its looks INSANE. I'm kinda shook that more people aren't producing HDR content online, as Dolby Vision video will automatically play in SDR if no HDR screen is detected it's a win win and KZfaq fully supports it you just upload one HDR file that's it! Anyway sorry went off piste it just looks SO GOOD! Love watching your videos because I am just so into camera gear and love geeking out with you, I feel part of the club I know that's sad 🤣

I'm a MFT user and thinking of getting an A7C for portraits and video. Would love to get the A7IV but it's quite a jump in price and I'd like to spend it on good glass. I also shoot wildlife and landscapes whenever possible.

I shoot youtube videos with A7III and its more or less getting the job done. I want to know if its worth upgrading to zv1 that sony just announced. Is in body 10 bit footage worth it? I saw your zv1 review and loved tony's faux skater moves while showing the follow feature on zv1.

As a still photographer working within Sony's full-frame mirrorless ecosystem, I was going to go with the FX-30 for my first dedicated video camera. Tony saved me yesterday when I found his video warning about full-frame glass on APS-C sensors. Today's video helped me select a different camera. I'll be using the affiliate link here to make my purchase. Thanks, Tony and Chelsea! You're the best.

very helpfull .... thank you ...

Hi Tony and Chelsea, Love watching your very informative videos/advice! I have a Sony a7-3. I'm interested in macro photography. Could you recommend any special lenses for this? Or any other advice reference macro photography? Thank you and best regards always 🙏🏼😊

I shoot the A1 as most of my shooting is for BIF, but it works great with everything I point it at. It's by far the most productive camera I've ever owned, with amazing AF hit acquition times and amazing tracking. Would kill for the A7RV style flip screen to allow me to shoot more easily from a low-to-the-ground or above-my-head perspective in portrait aspect ratio. Other than that, it's been gold.

Hey guys great videos. I currently have a Canon M6 M2, I have only a little invested in lenses, I have the M Mount Sigma 16mm, Canon 22mm, I have the Nifty fifty (EF 50mm converted) I'm thinking about getting into Sony because they don't come out with a Mount system that they simply abondon. I will be shooting overlanding/German shepherd videos which I may use the Canon as a backup but I want a camera that can do great videos and stills. Is that a realistic plan in your opinion? Thanks.

What Sony camera is better to take photos of my canvas painting? On a small budget. A6100?

I'm still using the A7R2 and though I spend a lot of time looking at the R5 I spend even more being happy with what I'm getting from the R2. I'd recommend it still as it's a steal used. All the bells and whistles? No, not even dog eye, but it's a great entry point to get going, to build up your lenses, and to figure out what the next step will be and why.

Myself been using the anon 6d and I do a lot of astro photography and I been thinking about getting the Sony a7 iii but i'm not sure how much different the images will be and if its worth buying one.

Tony & Chelsea, have you explored the performance of the a7Rv in its 26 mp full frame RAW mode? Dustin Abbott thinks that shooting it in that mode may be superior for low light astro. I'm also wondering if it reads the sensor faster and if it writes to the cards faster in 26 mp FF RAW vs. 60 mp (I think it should). Unless planning to crop very deeply, 26 mp is usually than ample. Wo when speed is demanded, shoot the a7Rv in its 26 mp mode? I have used the a7Rv and intend to purchase. Mostly I use my a7Riv. I sold my a7iv in anticipation of purchasing the a7Rv, which could replace both the a7iv and the a7Riv for my needs, but likely I will retain my a7Riv as a backup. Regarding the a7c, lack of a front control wheel and having only 1 custom button are deal breakers.

Love from Mississauga, Ontario, Canada! Us entire family of 5, including a 7 year old, is Pentaxian. We have 4 Pentax cameras among us and Pentax lenses to cater to the interest of each of us. On your recommendation on another video, we bought a Canon EOS RP just to experiment with mirrorless world. Cameras are expensive. Lenses cost other extra dollars. We are border-line photography enthusiasts and have decided to use economical cameras and spend money on traveling and on photography instead. We think those Canadian $3000 and above cameras give diminishing returns.

Excellent review and overview. What happened to the Sony RX1R II ?

Thanks so much for the best video ever it is very helpful till now and I am a beginner at photography I really love photography and I want to work as a Photographer and I choose to go with a Sony a6400 and 18-135mm lens I don't know which lens to buy next, I shoot mostly bportraits and travel photography I appreciate it and if anyone can help me out with choosing another lens will be great to me ❤❤

I have sony a7iv. I am into night sky & landscape photography. I generally paired it with 20mm f1.8. now planning to buy 50mm f1.4gm

Excellent video, thamk

Great video which you don’t see elsewhere covering all current Sony lineup. Seeing this video of Sony lineup proved that Sony definitively know the current market of cameras and knows that this market is not solely defined by photography or Cinema as Canon does. There is vlogging, run and gun video.

I think the best camera is what one presently owns and learns how to use. I have had a Sony a6500 for nearly 5 years and I am still learning how to use it and I take lots of photos and videos of the grandkids and family events. It’s much better than a phone camera. I do like the built-in flash. It’s not perfect but it has a great response time compared to a hot shoe flash and the results (at least for me) are comparable. Plus, less cumbersome to carry around. I looked at upgrading to the a7C but with the lenses I already have I could not justify the investment even with trading in my camera body and lenses. If a made a living with photography, I certain my response would be totally different. I enjoy your videos. I’ve picked up some useful hints/techniques to improve my photography. When shooting grandkids and family parties there is not time to stage a photo (no one wants to cooperate). It becomes one of those “now or never” moments. Thanks for you videos.

Being a Sony shooter for.over 15 years, this is a great summary of the current offerings. I would, however recommend the the A7RV over the A1 for landscape. At least until a firmware upgrade is available for the A1.

I'm using a ZV-E10 although I know it was design for vlogging/video, I mostly use it for Photography... my reason for that is: - First, I have a bad eyesight that means I always wear a Eyeglasses. So not having a EVF is not a big deal for me. - Second, if we compare a6100 to ZV-E10. ZV-E10 has a latest firmware, better Auto Focus, updated color science. and I mean, seriously the only thing you would consider a a6100 is because of the EVF. but ZV-E10 is better on that price range..

Back about 6 or 7 years ago, I had an A7s, which was NUTS for low light stuff. Did they discontinue the s versions at some point?

I noticed exposure changes, something like here 12:12, is that because auto-exposure is set to face priority?

Does Adorama sell just international model camera's or do they sell USA version which comes directly from the manufacturer?

Any suggestions for a camera for an artist needing to take high quality photos of their artwork (especially paintings)? Possibly for use in creating very high quality prints.

Hi Guys. Would the high end Sony's be appropriate for broadcast production?

I think you can't beat the A7iv (for hybrid) and FX30 (for video) for value for money. The A1 is the speed king, the A7Rv the high resolution king. The FX3 and A7Siii are best for video, whereby I personally prefer the A7Siii for the viewfinder and the shutter. I am less tempted by all the other models. The older A7Riii is now an absolute bargain, and I always loved the image output out of that camera for photography.

I have the A9 and I use it for wildlife because I want the 20 fps. For landscapes, I kept my older A7Rii. I was considering the A1, but for that much money, I want what Olympus/OM systems calls ProCapture. Get with the program, Sony. I'll upgrade when Sony add's ProCap. Otherwise, I'm using my Olympus for wildlife that might move and offer me great launch shot.

Yes! My nose also loves the positioning of EVF in 6400 :D

Cannot wait for your A6700 review. Johannesburg

literally just bought an a7rii for under 1k shipped. from adorama even. great condition 21k shutter count. used can be good. feel like i got lucky with the shutter count.

Since i'm not shooting commercially anymore there is no point for me going Sony anymore. The last Sony's i owned were A7 III's and they served me very well. But i sold all of my gear and got a Fuji, added the X-H2 lately. It does everything for my private needs, can shoot 8k if i want, tho i stick to 4k downsampled from 8k. The funny thing is i dont miss my favorite glass i had on the Sony's - the Sigma 135mm 1.8. For the Fuji i grabbed the Viltrox 75mm 1.2 which gives me pretty much the same results. I'd go as far and would say even better than the big Sigma gun. i kept my Godox flashes, just switched the trigger (love that).

Congrats for Adorama. Win-win.

Currently I am using 6400. Thanks for the comparison. I need to go for a7 iv

For wildlife photography the A1 is just perfect. I have two bodies I recently used on safari in Africa with 70-200 and 400 lenses respectively

I have the A1 and shoot mainly wildlife. I am trying to find a video on how to shoot wildlife action video with the sony A1. There are many setup for stills but very few on A1 video. Thanks for all your great work!

Nice summary of all the Sony cams in a relatively short video. I shoot with the A7iv and it's the best camera I've owned. I looked at the A7iii for a long time, but I didn't like the grip at all. Shooting with a D750 for a long time got me spoiled with Nikon's great grips, so I waited until Sony got the message. The A7iv is so much easier in the hand, it's the best option for me as an enthusiast.

Guys, great summary of the upper end of the market but what about the RX range? My daily is my RX100 VII, sure it’s a 1” sensor etc etc but it’s the camera I take almost everywhere because of its size and capabilities. There is also the RX10 IV, and before you choke on your coffee it’s a great camera for someone like my wife who enjoys photography but doesn’t want to become involved with multi lens cameras. Every photographer is different and Sony have some great entry level and casual amateur cameras for those who aren’t satisfied with smart phones, thank you Sony