A7R II? Dang, I'm super jelly. I'm looking at moving from Canon dSLRs. I use a 5D MkIII at work and have an old 7D at home with some good L glass that I'll probably keep around. I'm pretty well set on getting a Sony for my personal use. Was considering the rumored A7000, which was supposed to be a better, weather sealed version of the A6000 priced around $1000-1200 with 28-32MP, 4K, and better viewfinder display. But it keeps getting delayed—it was supposed to come out in the spring, then the Sony hacks said June, then September, then October with the lenses, and now they're saying February. I'm about to give up!You seem to know what you are talking about and I agree with you. I have the Sony A7R II, which is a fantastic cam, but as you say...I sometimes feel as free as a bird when I don't take my gear out when I'm out with my family for instance. I just then shoot pretty awesome memories with my iphone and I love it. Even the post processing in the camera app is fun and light
I find the quality pretty great for a phone. Can't wait for the 6s for even better hassle-less pics, yay.
Yannick
For the reasons you mentioned above, I'm thinking if I go mirrorless then I want to go small with the smallest camera and smaller lenses. There's just something really appealing to me about that sort of rangefinder style. Hope they come out with those new E-mount lenses next month. I can't quite justify an A7R II right now. My wife would probably kill me! I could easily do the A7, but I'd prefer something a little higher into the 28-36MP range. Maybe a refurbished A7R. Is IBIS really worth it? I also really want the 14-bit RAW that is coming in a software update and don't know if older cameras will get that.
What lenses do you use? If I do full frame I'll probably pickup the Sony FE 28mm f/2 for the wide end and either the Sony FE Zeiss 55mm f/1.8 or the Sony FE 90mm f/2.8 macro. I mainly shoot landscapes and wildlife, with some macro and portraits of my kid. But macro isn't as important as portraits. I thought that the 90mm would be good for portraits. Figured I could get an adapter for my Canon EF 100-400L when I need to shoot wildlife haha. Although it will look ridiculous.