Real Photographers Don't Shoot Sony 📷

[@peterdanks6610]

Real photographers don’t tell others which brand of camera not to use

[@Wolfer1OOO]

If only he said 'Now it feels like all the camera brands are good' eh? ^^

[@darkestsolider]

Did you even watch ?

[@Dan_Mellinger]

Click bait did its job.

[@EduardoGaray___]

Facts

[@JunoWho2]

Yea, you definitely didn’t watch the video dude lol he talks about how all the cameras are great now

[@geronimoushendrix4762]

A real pro does good photos with a potato.

[@ClaudioDesideriFilms]

Aspirant photographers watching this, forget the discussions about camera brands. Instead, focus on capturing better moments with a nice composition and interesting light. That's the whole point of photography, the rest is youtube click baits.

[@victordelacruz8440]

That's right - composition!

[@jesphillips2193]

'It's not about the camera, it's the lens.'

[@hereandthere7772]

Thanks bro💯

[@gdjaybee742]

When the A7 series and a6000 a lot of pro photographer ate crow. The whole photography industry owes Sony a huge debt. If Sony never came out with the A7 and a6000 series, the whole industry would still be stuck in the the stone age off DSLR.

[@getinformed4ever]

all cameras are good, the real dealbreaker is the person using it

[@shawnhitt5312]

Yes and no, at a certain point yes but that’s more after getting a mid quality+ camera. Yes that may be true for photography, though a better camera can still do you far better in that regard but video capability is definitely limited in worse models

[@getinformed4ever]

@@shawnhitt5312 thats true but a professional photographer would always take better photos/shoot better videos than a person starting out with a 3000$ camera, but yeah a good rig is always just a plus

[@luizbicalho5314]

@@getinformed4ever My professor in college had the sharpest black and white prints and he made his own pin hole camera with a metal tin

[@Wistbacka]

Lmao, this entire video (clickbaity as it is) is about the development in the camera industry. Until Sony A7 (gen 1) was released the only professional cameras were from either Nikon and Canon. If you went into any photo studio or watched any big sports events, you only found Canon or Nikon. Sony was terrible during the DSLR era. Hipsters used Pentax. #shotsfired Then, Sony turned it all on its head by refining the mirrorless camera, and was leading that segment for a long time. Canon caught up last winter, and Nikon is slightly behind. Panasonic leads video and Fuji the accessability. So as he says in the video: all brands are good now. Canon fucked itself over with their prices and limited lens support.

[@azuki2919]

@@Wistbacka True. I still fucking hate canon for discontinuing the EF-M line. They had potential for some of the best lenses for camera's like the M6 or the m50. An good example was the 32mm f1.4 and the 22mm f2.

[@anthony71571]

we have to stop talking about brands. they do not make you a better photographer.

[@briantr7]

Nikon is my first cam, but now i move to Sony, the auto focus is incomparable smooth and fast, that's what we need for today's videos,

[@huntrrams]

I still have my a6000 and it’s crazy how good the autofocus is

[@jakibotham5600]

I heard that the auto focus was good on Sony but that was after I had invested in the Nikon Z system 😊

[@2swordsmedia]

100% .. ME TOO

[@insomnisveritas-w1r]

@@jakibotham5600 Are you satisfied with autofocus on Nikon?

[@DarkSide3211]

What truly matters is just which eco system you're most used to. Doesn't matter what brand it is, if you know Nikon better go for it, if you know Canon better go for it. Its how you take the photos and where you're more used to is what matters not the brand

[@Nabicook]

meanwhile, sony with the most advanced auto focus system in the industry 😅

[@DESIGNS-vo1mt]

Guy literally says ".....all the camera brands are good" and people somehow miss that to support their favorite brand

[@Herkulez1981]

I bet you wouldnr notice any difference in the autofokus for what you shoot btw a top mpdel from Sony, nikon or Canon

[@Nabicook]

​@Herkulez1981 nah, when I say the best in the industry, it includes the overall reliability of the autofocus in both photo and video. sure, all brands are good enough, yet Sony is the only one that you can actually forget about focusing the subject. When you burst shot a moving object under tricky conditions such as low light, sony shows higher success rate and this allows the user to only focus on the subject, not the camera. By no means that sony is the "best camera," they all have pros and cons, which sony has trashy color science and their main defense is that 'it can be edited later.'

[@Herkulez1981]

@@Nabicook thats fair enough didnt think video to

[@Herkulez1981]

@@Nabicook yeah I didn’t think about video . For photos I tried both r3 and a1 and they Both performed so good so the difference was negligible. But video I have mo first hand knowledge

[@jrsergii1]

Real photographers shoot on whatever manufacturer they want, because real photographers will get a nice shot no matter the camera. Plus, I'm not a Sony fanboy. I have almost every camera manufacturer in my collection, except for Canon (they are pricy, hope I'll get one some day)

[@imagebypd1301]

Mate trust me. I’m a full time professional photographer and with canon for about 10 years , but recently bought a Sony a7 iv , love the colours and lens. I still got canon r6 mkii but thinking switch fully to Sony.

[@justinwilson957]

Hey would you recommend the R50 or A6100 ??

[@lydiap5153]

@@justinwilson957a6400

[@syksystransitagency]

​@@justinwilson957 Hi, not that im a professional (bc im not) but honestly go for the Sony, cheaper lenses and better selection!

[@anonnon2876]

​@@justinwilson957 I have a6000 as camera backup for years for travel and hiking it's marvellous. try to buy 6400 or 6600

[@Jeffasaurases]

Everyone always forgets about little old Pentax

Finally, someone mentioned Fujifilm 😅

[@nestorgarcia6439]

Fuji film is talked about a lot, where are the lumix users?

@@nestorgarcia6439 Absolutely underrated 😔

[@SixXGaming]

@@nestorgarcia6439 true, lumix is pretty good ngl I eye that s5iix on a regular basis

[@aziaufa418]

Where's hasselblad

[@SixXGaming]

@@aziaufa418 I think it isn’t as talked about because it’s a company that focuses on something that’s very niche. Medium formats from what I see are more studio Beauty or corporate. Like top notch photographers only. But the other companies cater to both video and photo of different levels in different niches. Even though this is about photographers that adds to the volume of people who use certain cameras and their perception of them.

[@luna.a.a]

I had no idea that serious photographers were so concerned with video features. You know, those features that are concerned with cinematography, and not photography. But what do I know, I shoot with a Sony

[@eduvivan2562]

I have a suggestion for your shorts. I love watching them, but they always feel incomplete. If I were you, I would try to add a line at the end of the videos. For ex, in this one you could’ve ended with “so nowadays, every brand has incredible comeras for photography.” or something like this. Just a suggestion!

[@edouard_jnt]

It's because usually his shorts are a part of a video he made

[@AnthonyGugliotta]

​@@edouard_jnt this is true for some, but for others I also run out of time because shorts are limited to 1 minute. 🙈😅

[@eduvivan2562]

@@AnthonyGugliotta That’s fair! Layman’s criticism here hahah! Still, I love your content. Keep up the good work!

[@bvill6749]

I agree though, he talks a lot of nothing most of the time tbh 😂

[@tristfularcadia]

I think a lot of professional photographers nowadays use Sony, but that more has to do with the lack of Nikon and Canon quickly adapting to mirrorless, not having IBS in body for a long time, and their newer mounts not allowing third party lenses. All those cause issues, I mean even professional photographers don't want to always spend $12 or $13,000 on a niche lens that they may only use a few times a year when they can buy a third party lens for a third price and for what they're doing it's going to be just as good since they may not need the extremely fast aperture

[@krattewe]

Sony was not terrible back in the day with the minolta mounts. I had one and they started introduce IBIS and it’s now everywhere.

[@LoFiAxolotl]

the A99 was actually a crazy beast of a camera... but just as Pentax... Sony joined the race too late and wasn't priced competitively enough while having no brand recognition with photographers with DSLR it was Nikon or Canon even though there were plenty of other brands that made great cameras (even Fuji had some amazing DSLR and Sigma too)

[@insertwittynamehere8947]

Minolta had IBIS first on the Dynax 7D. When Sony bought out Minolta they used in the Alpha series. People bought Sony because they had M-AF lenses, not playstations....our little friend in the video needs to read more.

[@Vladle2099]

A real photographer doesn’t care what other photographers use. A real photographer can use any camera and take good pictures. A real photographer doesn’t talk about his cameras on KZbin because he has no time for that stuff. A real photographer uses an iPhone to take nice pics. A real photographer can use a game boy pocket camera and produce amazing pictures.

[@You_dont_know_me_I_think]

I’m here to represent the Panasonic crowd

[@worstnemezy1287]

Now I have a a7III but i remember I worked a lot with lumix gx80, great camera, very affordable and so light

[@umaraslam7731]

Panasonic left us to dry to chase the videographer crowd 😔

[@pboxtm8012]

@@worstnemezy1287I had a GX80 😮 great camera to start to be honest

[@melo3101]

​@@pboxtm8012jist bought my gx80 1 month ago, sich a nice piece of gear i love it 💜

[@CaffeineCrutch]

LUMIX s5 iix for the win

[@Pjotrpost]

I shoot Nikon and I don’t really get the hate towards Nikon. The lenses are amazing and the z8 and z9 are excellent camera’s. I get that Nikon didn’t invest enough into their AF but those problems are mainly software related and keep getting better. I started out with canon 15 years ago and decided to switch to Nikon because i liked the look of the photos a lot more and it suited my style of editing a lot better. I than switched to mirrorless and decided to stay with Nikon, i do have to say i’ve was thinking about switching to Sony but i’m glad i stayed with Nikon. It’s always the amateur photographers i’ve noticed that are extremely brand loyal and bash other brands. Every other professional photographer i know doesn’t care about the brand they just want the best tool to get work done. The only reason amateurs bash other brands is because that’s a way for themselves to justify the 20k lens kit they bought over the years. 😂

[@PlutoSav]

Same as no serious cinematographer/videographer shoots with a Canon 😂😂

[@mariapelzer8005]

Lies

[@PlutoSav]

@@mariapelzer8005 I’m guessing you own a canon 😂😂cult

[@mariapelzer8005]

@@PlutoSav whether I do or not doesn’t matter. Real cinematographers would know that it’s not all about the camera, there’s a lot more that goes into cinematography and videography, and nowadays, almost every camera brand (including canon AND Sony) is good enough for cinematography/videography

[@PlutoSav]

@@mariapelzer8005 bro I’m not talking about it from that perspective 😂😂don’t take it too person it’s just from perspectives 😂

[@mariapelzer8005]

@@PlutoSav right…

[@jackies35]

My first camera was the Canon Rebel. Then, I ran over to Nikon and I was in love. Then, I sold it all and started a photo booth business. Yes Set It and Forget it. Then, I learned and heard a lot about the Sony cameras. I grabbed the Sony A7C back Dec 2020 (returned it thinking I will return to photography) and purchased it again in late Dec 2021 (ending of the pandemic).

[@ulyssessait]

My first exposure was canon 80D. (I believe most people started with Canikon). Then i upgraded to mirorless which is A7iii. This decision was because of Sigma lens choice & canon RF lens dont allow third party

[@whosjozikolnik]

exactly! everyone who wants quality but doesn't have at least $10k spare money Sony makes the most sense. bro is full of bs

[@ulyssessait]

@@whosjozikolnik yeah. RF lenses cost fortune. Sigma especially Art lenses are worth buying. Not to mention there’s plethora of it like Samyang, & Tamron. Even G-Master lines still cheaper a bit than RF lenses

[@not_french]

yeah i started with the 80D and switched to the A7riii mirrorless, and not the cannon system because it is so expensive. sony have been around longer too so used lenses are actually available and cheap

[@KNAPPAID]

​@@whosjozikolnikyou didnt watch the full video

[@texowaste]

There's photographers that even hide the logo of the company because they just care about lens and end result 😅

[@MestreMur]

Sirius photographers use Hasselblad with Sony’s sensor

[@phizzytfc]

#micdrop!!!

[@TheChazio]

No they don't. Hassleblad digitals are for hobbyists, portrait photographers, and landscape photographers. Doesn't compare to GFX medium format or PhaseOne in the studio. And that's if you're working with 100+ MP photos which isn't common except in commercial/product work. Working pros use the big 3, Canon, Nikon, and Sony because they are versatile. Hassleblad are not.

[@barnabasardo8252]

​@@TheChazioTrue, but the point of the comment was that the eaven professional cams use Sony sensors too

[@lizlana4200]

@@TheChazioX2D: Hold my beer look at Manny Ortiz’s review bruh

[@nicedward7544]

I shot with Canon professionally for 20 years... I've now been a happy Sony shooter for almost 4 years. No regrets whatsoever. That being said i love all the arguments over trivial crap like af and color science. I shot pro sports with film and manual focus. Get a camera and practice. Doesn't matter if it's a 100mp, a 12mp or a film camera from 1960. The person behind it is what matters.

[@blessed1141]

I feel offended i have canon but i prefer sony all the way ❤

[@joshuahoggard583]

I shoot both, I prefer the particular cameras over a certain brand. I don't care as long as I have the features I want at the price point I'm comfortable with and I like the image quality. I don't give a crap about brand.

[@blessed1141]

@@joshuahoggard583 I think we need to focus on the quality and the features, I have film and digital camera canon helps with manual sony for home and family photo and video ,its what you get end of the day to keep the memories alive. I mean for personal use , for clients what ever get the job done . Right!

[@antivar]

You just throw away the chance to be sponsor by Sony. Not smart at all.

[@bricetyler2084]

My a7r2 will be delivered tomorrow. I currently have an a6100 and shoot motocross as a hobby. I started 11 weeks ago (yes, you read that right) and was asked to photograph one of the guys’ weddings because he was on a budget. I just got married two weeks ago and I felt that struggle, so I told them I’d shoot the wedding for free (obviously… I STARTED 11 WEEKS AGO?! 😂) It’s 3 states away, they’re paying for our travel, AND covering our stay for 5 DAYS.. not just the 5 hour wedding/reception. So I bought the camera body (after an intense amount of research on specs/what was within my budget) and this just solidified everything I was hoping for for their wedding.

[@mathismuller6033]

When I got my first "professional" camera I went with Nikon because my father already owned a ton of lenses I could use so it was a no brainer. So far I am very happy with it (D7500) and have taken lots of photos with it. My first DSLR however was a Canon 1100D including two kit lenses. Its quality wasn`t great but it really taught me how to properly use a DSLR.

[@Sywiar]

I transferred from Nikon to Sony and it’s the best decision I have ever made. I wanna try canon in the future too, but I’m extremely happy with my Sony a6600. The quality is way better than the Nikon that I had

[@Chowder6486]

i started with sony a6400 but I'm using a fuji x-e1, yes a 10 year old camera over sony a6400. ' cause I love the shooting experience it gives.

[@spartanstanley]

Same.

[@kingrioni9561]

Im trying to find a cheap one. But yeah, will be my first camera.

[@raven55six]

Nikon is the best. Many people don't understand, but 16 years as a photographer, I'm sticking to Nikon. Badass dynamic range on Nikon.

[@saumyatodarmal4860]

Damn, the first part really hurt me because my first and only camera is sony cybershot (dsc h9 - 8MP)

[@SouravRakesh]

I started with a cybershot too 💪🏼💪🏼

[@swapnilmore5401]

Photography isn’t about wht camera you use … it’s more about the skills

[@gregorypecaut7164]

My first SLR was a Pentax K1000. No digital cameras then.

[@josezuniga3747]

I just got my first scans back, the k1000 is also my first slr, except I’m less than half the cameras age

[@gregorypecaut7164]

You want scary. It was new when I got it.

[@thejadedwolf]

Real photographers shoot with whatever brand they like.

[@henryhu7578]

Bruh did the commenters not watch the video lmao, he’s saying that Sony used to be shit but nowadays every camera company has great cameras

[@abhishekshah11]

He didn't say it like that no way

[@paws27]

He's trying to rage bait so hard he deserves the backlash

[@mawasorangutan]

my first dslr was nikon, then tried canon, and now shooting both

[@otoph_frame]

poor canon boy!

[@CaptureCrazePhotography]

If you are a Canon user that doesn't mean that others are shit... Please get your figures correct... SONY is the real dominant for Wedding Videography in India

[@Andy-cf1bs]

I was like…oooh he just got the Sony crowd mad, then saw how you spun that. Good clip!

[@STRAlGHTxEDGE]

Through my years of digital cameras I've used Canon, Nikon, Fuji and Sony. I sticked with Sony because it was the only decent fullframe mirrorless system at the time and because I'm a big fan of the Zeiss Batis lenses their look. I'm still rocking the a7ii after all this time. I'll only upgrade it when it stops working.

[@apoorvpriyadarshi3356]

How are panasonic cameras?

[@ravebrave8866]

amazing i have a S5II

[@babarghias]

The camera is just a tool. It's your craftsmanship that shines. I didn't sell my old Canon DSLR when I switched to a newer Sony mirrorless camera. I love both.

[@Hammadplayz]

OG Panasonic LUMIX Left the chat :-(

[@thundii]

lumix is making some dope shit right now, sadly its not that popular

[@Hammadplayz]

@@thundii not talking about present you have read my comment properly

[@eddymison3527]

I started with Nikon too, with the D7000. But at that time, I fell in love with the Sony A55, with its "translucent" technology, the predecessor to the fully mirrorless camera. I never bought the A55 unfortunately, but migrated to Sony with the A850 anyway.

[@micomanosa3583]

Is it because you're sponsored by Canon? Or I am missing something?

[@CidHerp]

Yep you missed the entire video my man

[@Mohammeds1994]

Real photographers don’t care about the brand 🤨 because they make the photos

[@draphty9258]

Man Pentax is never mentioned :(

[@mvv1408]

People with Pentaxes are too busy making photos to be on KZbin all the time 😉

[@geronimo3752]

Who cares. We are out taking photos.

[@draphty9258]

@@geronimo3752facts 💪

[@quintincooper3108]

Bro always leaving Panasonic out

[@AnthonyGugliotta]

Great cameras!

[@corykphotography]

Nikon 1 J1 was my first interchangeable lens camera, then I went Nikon d5300 and then stumbled on Olympus. Still with Olympus years later. E-M1X and EM-5 mark ii. Love them

[@banana6282]

I started with canon and still with it

[@marcoschavez173]

Gear doesnt matter half as much as having the eye, opportunity, and skill to capture a moment artistically. Go get what you can afford and make it work. Don't follow what gear snobs or anyone else tries to tell you.

[@jeremyarmand114]

A7ii for ever

[@jeremyarmand114]

A9iii what

[@ankurbagai1056]

No serious “Photographer” would shoot anything but Nikon. No serious “Videographer” would shoot anything but Sony. No serious “hybrid” would shoot anything but Canon.

[@karlmark4168]

You forgot the best Brand Leica

[@dark_aloy]

Bro... 6k for a prime that you can't change...

[@Luketurned65]

“ Photographers dont shoot sony” blood starts boiling

[@justsomeone89]

Sony has built in obsoleteness.... autofocus just stops working properly after a year or 2. And it worsens pretty fast. I will never buy a sony camera again.. i know several people who owned different sony cameras (i did too) and all had that issue within the first 2-3 years of use. Nobody buys a sony again.

[@airborneelite3]

True,fr like who uses Sony cameras to shoot pics? They are used for cinematography. (I am a huge Sony fan. I own the PS5 so I’m not a hater)

[@Nelgathelem]

As someone who owns about $5000 worth of Nikon gear, I can confidently say that currently ANY mainstream camera platform will give you killer bang for your bucks, even Sony and Fuji. The only people who still rant about Nikon and Canon being better are older pros from the film era who didn't catch up with technology.

[@ВладУточкин-ъ3т]

Pentax quietly sitting there, flapping the mirror.

[@alexanderchua]

Also, there is no shame in bending over if that means you get a sponsorship. But for photographers or videographers who are just starting, stop listening to these KZbinrs and study the art of composition, lighting and storytelling.

[@John_code]

That's the honest truth. Most brands are just good now , it all boils down to your editing skills

[@garretreed9709]

Nor do they shoot canon. They go for Leica or Fuji See can be said about your brand too

[@sn4rl277]

I Shoot Nikon and Fuji. I have friends that shoot with Sony but they are Hybrid shooters so they do a fair balance of Video and stills, hence why they shoot Sony. All the camera brands, even Lumix or Panasonic are rocking it. Choose what works best for you and go have fun folks.

[@warmoaran3]

I use Canon (EOS 250D) and was a BIG Canon fanboy, to the point where if someone asked me what Camera I recommend them, I would point them towards a Canon, but after getting a Sony phone (Xperia 1 V), I do like both and do want to try shooting with a Sony, especially because my phone would work really well with a Sony Camera.

[@KornelFlint]

Yeah, real professional love being stuck with camera systems that don’t have a selection of High resolution, low light performance or a middle ground sensors, they don’t care about same redundant card slots, and a poor choice of customisation options, nor do they like the batteries to be modern and last a long time, not to mention proprietary lens mounts so you can’t choose any other brand for your lens👌🏻 Very pro

[@seabud6408]

Sony is so good I’ve never needed to upgrade from my ancient NEX7 24 MP aps c camera. The first professional level compact mirrorless. You can get them second hand for BUTTONS … or around £150. Cost me almost £900 it was £1,200 when first released.

[@kataichanda]

I UNDERSTAND HIM. Canon 5D mII was my 1st camera. It turned me into a Canon fanboy. But after 5D miii, Canon snoozed and made no new good camera. That's when SONY took over.

[@aobane841]

I wouldn’t shoot with a Sony but many in the fashion field in NY and Paris do work with it. I don’t particularly like the feel of them. It has this consumer-level local energy. But others do. To each bis or her own.

[@robvision3888]

Nikon and it’s mount dimensions (55mm diameter) allows engineers to manufacture the highest rated lenses. That’s why when Zeiss makes the SAME exact lens for Nikon and Sony the end result is the Nikon version is rated higher than the Sony or Canon or Fuji. Check DXO mark for the results. Sonys (46.1mm) weakest link is the diameter of the lens mount is one of the smallest among all 35mm systems.

[@KyleDeVilliers]

You're wrong. (Coming from a person who books more than 300 shoots per year with my Sony)

[@itemsis]

Don't forget that Sony cameras are essentially Minolta cameras. At the time of the acquisition, Sony had no experience with SLR cameras and naturally took over all the know-how and engineers from Minolta. It may say Sony on the outside, but the soul is Minolta.

[@SmileTOBY]

I am just about to finish my year on a boarding school. The school also has Cameras they allow you to use for projects and the first real digital camera I ever used was the NIKON Gh-5 . Amazing camera?!!!!! I instantly went to buy a Canon eos 250D to learn more about photography in my free time and today I’m switching to the Sony a7III for the low light capabilities and intention of shooting video with it

[@zinedouali]

now for general photography, almost every camera since 2015 is good enough tough unless you are getting paid for it it's nice having a better camera depending on the nishe

[@HoundDogMech]

In my day it was 620 or 35mm film B&W or KodaChrome. There was no consumer Video only 8mm. Class of '62 Bro.

[@ettorticill1780]

I used to own a canon rebel t7 but didn't like it for many years until I bought a sony a6400 w/two lenses from tamron and sigma!! Definitely worth the money imo

[@Sqeezy3]

I love that people just see the beginning and instantly go to the comments. Watch it in it's entirety before you say something, it's just a minute.

[@TheTensecondz]

I, owning many Minolta lenses, had to stick with Sony. I'm so glad that I did.

[@michaelm9719]

I shoot with an A7 series after years of Nikon. No regrets. Oh, and my NEX-7 still takes fantastic photos. You do you. The camera doesn’t make the photographer.

[@VeiledHorizons]

Tbh I’m not a biased photographer but I’ve noticed that most amateurs flock to canon and Sony and bash brands like Nikon and Pentax. I originally started with an off brand digicam from Amazon (I got better at the basics and realized how much rubbish it was. Afterwards, I switched over to the Nikon d60 I use (only reason I’m not switching is because of those amazing ccd colors it gives). As for right now I have an iPhone with a Sony sensor (I guess you can say I’ve used all the big brands as I also have a canon point and shoot from ‘02 which has neutral quality). I mainly use my iPhone camera as a backup in case the shot I want takes too much time to setup my D60. But I can certainly say that it’s only amateurs/some hobbyists that are really biased (especially content creators). At the end of the day, if you’re the pro photographer you claim to be, chances are you’re outside getting those beautiful photos, not making videos that are extremely biased with Sony or Nikon sponsorships.

[@hooper3332]

I mean each company finds ways to one up each other… Sony has the most accessible lens options with their e mounts, canon allows backward compatibility with its older mounts to balance the high cost of its RF mounts. Nikon has been years behind until very recently but may find a way to one up if they can incorporate RED tech into their cameras properly. Not to mention even the smaller brands have great capable cameras

[@DarrowofRhea]

It's become a huge hobby of mine and have a few cameras. No professional or anything close to that but love it and I was given a Sony alpha by my friends dad, and I still take it alot feel like it's how well you know ur equipment not the brand

[@official.pythonista]

A serious photographer can shoot with any device.. Iphone, Samsung, Vintage cams ... this tells me that you're not a serious photographer since you go with one type of camera

[@dangilmore9724]

I like Sony, Nikon, Canon, Leica and Hasselblad digital cameras. Canon DSLRs are the best mainly because you can covert nearly every existing vintage lens or otherwise to EF mount. I am highly disappointed by mirrorless systems for about 1000 reasons.

[@RaadMambles]

Real photographers only care about the art of the process and not what tech others use

[@markrussell4682]

Sony makes very good cameras. The last camera made by Nikon worth buying was the F2. I also shoot Canon because my first camera was a Canon ftb.. I am in the process of moving to the Hasselblad X2D. Ive bought the body and am saving for lenses. No serious photographer shoots video.

[@KC_201]

If you are watching this as a new photographer looking for a good camera don’t listen to this find what you think works for you not what others think is best

[@johnvanfraley304]

It's really up to the person who wants to use any camera brand be it Sony or whatever

[@jolantadoesbiz]

Lol! I'm a serious photographer and I shoot on the a7iii or iv. See my bank account for details. Sony, has helped level up my game more so than Canon over the years. I shot DSLR with Canon for years. Never got recognition from them.

[@os6997]

Each brand has his own color rendition. Really depends on people. I shoot Nikon but I admit Canon colors are sometimes more pleasant on some subjects (but not necessarily closer to the reality...). This is for my photographic usage the most important difference. Will never shoot Sony because of that. Other people may focus on other aspects (autofocus, fps, ergonomy,...)

[@junztermax4387]

What matters is you like your camera and enjoy using it. No need to badmouth other brands just for the sake of promoting the camera brand you use(and sponsors you). I just bought my first DSLR and it's a second hand Nikon D5500, and didn't think twice about what brand I should buy 😂. I plan on buying a D50 just to have a vintage feel on the photos I will capture😂

[@Kekmit]

I work as a photographer and a videographer and all the "real" photographers I know use either Nikon, Canon or Sony for photos. For videos most of them use either Panasonic, Canon, Sony or Blackmagic.

[@thefitnessgladiator6779]

Manny Ortiz and Pierre lambert both shoot Sony. They’re both worldly known photographers

[@drumley1978]

Love my Canon DSLRs. They are indestructible work horse cameras. But, I switched to Sony a few years ago as they were the leader in mirrorless tech. Now everyone is going that route, which is great, and the cameras are phenomenal. But Sony, in my completely unsolicited option, still maintains the edge. Keep in mind Sony is also a major motion picture production company, with advancements in video technology that Canon, Nikon, Fuji, etc have never been able to touch.

[@ash1104]

Everyone in this comment section don't understand a thing he said... He did not say Sony is not a good camera or Nikon is not good neither did he say Canon is the best camera for photography... take a moment to actually understand or else you'll just look dumb because you didn't take time to understand what he was saying

[@stefanblu2621]

Well as much as i loved my reliable canon gear and got a lot of incredible glass for my 7d mk2 and 5d mk4 ..it never reached my expectations...in 2019 i moved to fujifilm and got the xpro2 with a manual 50mm and the 18-55 for x mount. That little camera helped me to create better photos by the flexibility of it ,sharp glass ,good af ,incredible dynamic range and superior iso performance.

[@robbycastillo7862]

Ex Canon shooter who owned a Canon 400D, 40D, 7D then 5Dmkiii. What made me start to ditch canon was when I bought the Sony A7mk1 back in 2013... It's history from there... Lol

[@MTN1601]

2 years ago, my mom’s company bought a canon eos 6d mark ii for video. My mom recommended my mom’s company a sony A7iii (both have same price) but they chose canon instead Sony A7iii video is far superior than canon 6d mark ii but many chose canon because they still thought that canon is better at everything, except, that statement is only true in 10 years ago

[@_JTPR_]

Sony has the best options for aftermarket lenses etc. if you shoot once a week I would still go Sony if your bring in crazy money with your photos I guess a cannon makes sense but it’s like snapon vs harbor freight. Harbor freight has great quality and warrantee but struggles against a pro tool. Know your needs and shop accordingly