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Does he write good stuff with Sigma Art lenses? I might be wrong or with Samyang?
I did a search on Dpreview.com with a feature search. No. If you want a long lens and a sensor larger than 1", no. The cameras with a larger sensor than 1" (this Sony here), the lenses are all quite a bit less zoom...
I currently use a dinosaur set up, a full frame dSLR. Except that I don't. I've given up carrying a bazooka 24-70, 70-200 f/2.8 everywhere I go, so bazooka sits in the box. What I'm waiting for is a small camera that can do what my bazooka can, plus what the dinosaur can't, eg 4k60 video, longer zoom, wider ultrawide, etc.
dSLRs have gotten larger and larger. I use them more for planned shots ie sunsets etc .. for casual stuff I am looking for a Ricoh GR for travel I find that I just need something to record the moment and a compromise is a mirrorless. I don't do action so I don't miss a dSLR. I seldom use the 70-200 on travel and hardly carry that overseas. I've mainly used the 16-35 and then maybe a 50mm. I find for pple travel style it's more a 28mm or a 35mm with a flash.
Once overseas with family I thought others could help nope ... I had with me a Nikon D600 and a F100 (slide film) and a Fm2n manual (b/w film). At times I just used my phone when we headed out to the restaurant etc. Other times I just shot b/w film cos the Fm2n was so much smaller than the autofocus dSLR or film SLR. The compact large sensors are very appealing ....
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