How Sony's TERRIBLE Cameras Beat Canon & Nikon

I was Nikon for 20 years. Switching to SONY was the best decision I've taken.

I am glad to hear that SOMEBODY hates Sony's focusing on the a6000 series and think it sucks. For a long time, I thought it was just me or that my camera was defective. I have owned an a55, a58, 4x a6000 and an a6500. Both the a55 and a58 exploded (literally) as the shutter just shattered. I had so many a6000's as the focus sucked so bad compared to the a55 and a58 that I kept thinking something was wrong with them so I resold them on eBay. One, however, had the flash and viewfinder burn out. As for the a6500, I couldn't really see much difference between it and the a6000 (I don't shoot 4K), including the focus still sucked, so I resold it fast before the price dropped.
For all I do not like about Sonys, I still am using an a6000 and am considering picking up a used a7Riii as I can't give up the electronic viewfinder.

It seems to me that Sony took a serious turn toward quality cameras when they took over Minolta's digital camera division in 2006.

the first inventor of digital camera is Steve Sasson who worked for eastman kodak in the good old USA…I wonder if …that's why very early on, Digital camera were made oversea but under Kodak brand ..it's is the USA who dropped the ball and helped Sony success..

The future is Computational photography. that's it!

You forgot to mention the a100, a700 and a900 which were actually great cameras

Beat in what? D850 scores 100 in dxomark mark the highest

My Sony history includes the Nex-5N and RX100m2, but the new Sony 6600 is definitely within my radar, even though I'm currently using OMD EM5m2.

What strap is that you are using in the Terrible Cameras Beat Canon & Nikon?

Congrats to Sony, very smart moves..

Hi, it's me, the gear nerd that bought into Sony very early and is loving the new age of photography.

I think sony had a good little run there while the big boys had no proper mirrorless camera systems, and they might keep some market share, but the new big boy systems seem potentially (if not yet fully realized) way better than what sony are going to be able to do. You're not gonna be able to mount those canon r lenses on a sony camera, or the new nikon mirrorless lenses. Sony shooters used to have access to all the best canon glass by adapting ef lenses, but if the rf lenses surpass the ef versions, its gonna be check and mate…i mean as long as you don't mind a decade old sensor with crummy shadows.

i remember those sony with floppy, they were high tech back then, so convenient

Oh man, I remember when our newsroom got a Sony Mavica. The editors and layout people rejoiced that we wouldn't have to wait for a film lab and scan negatives and the photographers all looked at us like philistines. I was a canon guy at the time, but the geek in me saw the future coming.

I just switched from Canon to Sony a7RIII, and I have to say that I love my new system. However, I wish Canon one day will re-enter the competition.

Who would break Aircraft duopoly Boeing and Airbus 😕

Sony did floppy disc, cd rom cameras, the F717 shapes, mirrorless before Canon, Nikon etc. For that alone Sony gets my respect. They were not afraid to innovate.

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No thanks. My first Sony cost me $1300 twenty years ago and died during the first photo shoot with a customer. Never again will I put my money there.

I miss my Canon Xapshot.

……. what the heck did you film this with? martian technology??? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

I wish I could put Canon's menu system in my Sony A7III

What a tool 🤣🤣🤣