> I'd argue that the Nikon Z9 is a much better camera if not wanting flash sync due to its lower base ISO.
Yeah. I think a lot of people focus too much on those "high end" specs and too little about small, practical, quality of life things.
I remember how I instantly liked Fuji X100 for its built in ND filter. Yes, you can screw a filter on by yourself. Then you suddenly find yourself on a sunny beach and you wish you had your photo bag with you.
Not saying global shutter isn't nice feature, but that 250 base ISO can be a bit of a hassle depending on what kind of photography you do just like not everybody is going to benefit from the new shutter.
Yeah. I think a lot of people focus too much on those "high end" specs and too little about small, practical, quality of life things.
I remember how I instantly liked Fuji X100 for its built in ND filter. Yes, you can screw a filter on by yourself. Then you suddenly find yourself on a sunny beach and you wish you had your photo bag with you.
Not saying global shutter isn't nice feature, but that 250 base ISO can be a bit of a hassle depending on what kind of photography you do just like not everybody is going to benefit from the new shutter.