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- Júlio Marin
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I've been using a Canon 6D for over 5 years. I used to work with photopgrahy now I don't do it anymore (and I don't intend). So all my pictures now are family and friends gathering and portraits (casual stuff). The size, weight and AF is really preventing me for using the camera more often. So I'm really thinking about an upgrade.
I was settled for the Sony a6400, but I would have to sell all my Canon gear and go back to APSC sensor that doesn't seem a good idead to me (I love taking pictures at night in low light)
The Canon RP is the same price (I can't afford anything more expensive) as the a6400.
So I was wondering if it's worth to get a Canon RP with a Canon EF/RF adapter to use my current lenses (35mm f2 / 50mm f1.8 and 24-105mm f4) instead of the Sony.
I know that Sony is a faster camera (both FPS and autofocus) but I don't shoot sports, kids or animals at all.
*Also, APSC Canon cameras, like the R10, would not fit my necessities since my favorite FOV is 35mm and there is nothing with this angle, with larger aperture, available for APSC Canon at this moment.
I was settled for the Sony a6400, but I would have to sell all my Canon gear and go back to APSC sensor that doesn't seem a good idead to me (I love taking pictures at night in low light)
The Canon RP is the same price (I can't afford anything more expensive) as the a6400.
So I was wondering if it's worth to get a Canon RP with a Canon EF/RF adapter to use my current lenses (35mm f2 / 50mm f1.8 and 24-105mm f4) instead of the Sony.
I know that Sony is a faster camera (both FPS and autofocus) but I don't shoot sports, kids or animals at all.
*Also, APSC Canon cameras, like the R10, would not fit my necessities since my favorite FOV is 35mm and there is nothing with this angle, with larger aperture, available for APSC Canon at this moment.