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Doesnt HAVE to be apsc just something bigger than a 1 inch. Maybe a low aperture and zoom far

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Well the problem is if you want a big zoom range and a big sensor, you need a big lens, and those aren't cheap.

 

So either get a mirrorless/dslr for the big sensor, but then you need a big zoom lens for the super tele zooms, or get a camera with a small sensor and a big zoom range.

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1 minute ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

Well the problem is if you want a big zoom range and a big sensor, you need a big lens, and those aren't cheap.

 

So either get a mirrorless/dslr for the big sensor, but then you need a big zoom lens for the super tele zooms, or get a camera with a small sensor and a big zoom range.

what about a 1 inch? nothing below 2/3

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5 minutes ago, RTX 2070 Max-Q said:

what about a 1 inch? nothing below 2/3

Can't find much out there. Once you start getting bigger lenses, super wide zoom lenses.

 

Do you really need a super zoom? what focal lengths are you looking for?

 

Have you looked at micro four thirds systems?

 

Or just get a bridge camera, the image quality is fine for many uses.

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1 minute ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

Can't find much out there. Once you start getting bigger lenses, super wide zoom lenses.

 

Do you really need a super zoom? what focal lengths are you looking for?

 

Have you looked at micro four thirds systems?

 

Or just get a bridge camera, the image quality is fine for many uses.

I am saying about bridge cameras

a lumix or a canon to go beside my m50

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1 minute ago, RTX 2070 Max-Q said:

I am saying about bridge cameras

a lumix or a canon to go beside my m50

If your looking for a b cam, why not just get anouther canon apsc dslr/mirrorless?

 

You can get them pretty cheap too if your willing to go used, and can get a lot of ef lenses for them.

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https://www.sony.com/electronics/handycam-camcorders/fdr-ax700/specifications

 

It’s a 1” type sensor (actually a fairly common format in the broadcast world), and the lens goes to 111.6mm (multiply by 2.7x to get your FF equivalent). The aperture is 2.8-4.5, so usable, but not especially fast. Audio inputs are available. Only big flaw is the $1900 price tag. 
 

Otherwise, maybe an m4/3 mirrorless might be more suitable?

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If you're looking at bridge cameras with 1 inch sensors, there's quite a few, from Canon, Panasonic & Sony to name a few brands.  I'm currently using a 6 year old Panasonic FZ1000, works fairly well for me.  (I might eventually want to upgrade to a full-frame dSLR / mirrorless, but I'm not planning to for another few years or so.)

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On 3/31/2021 at 6:59 AM, RTX 2070 Max-Q said:

Doesnt HAVE to be apsc just something bigger than a 1 inch. Maybe a low aperture and zoom far

What 35mm equivalent range do you want? 200mm? 400? 700? 1000?

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2 hours ago, Fetzie said:

What 35mm equivalent range do you want? 200mm? 400? 700? 1000?

400

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