Eye AF is one of the main reasons, being able to track a bride walking down the aisle at f1.4 is amazing. Also eye AF is a game changer for bird and wildlife. The other main reason for me as you say is silent shooting, with stacked sensors. I get so many shots I would not be able to get due to...
I do not think you will get much for £100 but look out for a Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 the original one had a 1" sensor and 28mm-100MM lens which was f2.8 at the wide end. You will not get one for £100 but under £200 is possible.
I want to start taking a few more bird photos as I do enjoy it and it gets me out of the house. My longest lens is the Sony 70-700 f2.8 MKII. I am going to hire the 2x converter (only £28) and see how I like it. I know it will not be perfect but i've read the 70-200mkii works better than most...
What an interesting selection, good to see a few Praktica's in there. If my memory is correct you could buy the Praktica and Zenit's from the catalogues. Thats how I got mine with my mum paying for it weekly. No Minoltas in there, I still think it's a shame their name stopped once Sony bought them.
It went up on average by 29% last year. I can't work out why they must have made a killing during covid with everyone paying their car insurance and driving there cars less due to restrictions.
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