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Is Sony Getting Nervous About Canon and Nikon's Decision?
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April 14, 2025
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13:02Now PlayingSony had the first full frame mirrorless camera back in 2013. They really started mastering their cameras in 2018 with the A7 III. Canon and Nikon were both still doing DSLR's, and irrelevant technology. For a long time, Sony cameras were superior to the Canon and Nikon offerings, but 6 years after deciding to go mirrorless, Canon and Nikon are both catching up to Sony tech. They also have the trusted family name brand, everyone was shooting Canon or Nikon. Should Sony be worried? Their advantage is disappearing. Vlogging with the new Canon R5 II and RF 28mm f2.8.
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