DPRTV published the wildlife photographer buyers guide, and three Sony cameras were mentioned, the Sony a7IV/a7RV, and Sony A1. Below is the breakdown, or you can watch the video above:
Price Point $1,000
- Nikon Coolpix P1000 – 24-3000mm lens
- Canon EOS R10 – Very fast camera but not a lot of great affordable glass options
- Panasonic G9 – top pick and it can still be found new at a reduced price point plus the camera has lots of features and affordable lenses to help you get the shot
Price Point $3,000
- Sony a7IV – very capable camera with lots of glass options
- OM System OM1 – most affordable in this category with lots of glass options and a rugged body
- Fujifilm X-H2S – Right up there with the top pics thanks to the stacked chip with useful 20-30fps and lots of lens options
- Canon EOS R6 Mark II – top pick with amazing AF and a price point that matches Canons lenses better
Price Point Money Is No Object
- Canon EOS R3 – Great camera that is very capable and rugged
- Sony a7RV – Great sensor for this but could be faster
- Sony A1 – the camera to use from Sony thanks to the speed
- Nikon Z9 – top pick because the body feels like a pro wildlife body with great handling and controls
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