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I’ve recently upgraded from a Canon M50 II (APS-C) to a Sony A7 IV (full frame) with a Sony 24-70mm f2.8 GM II lens and the 70-200 f2.8 GM I. My decision was influenced by the fact that I wanted a full-frame setup, and I didn’t feel it made sense to invest in expensive lenses that wouldn’t fully utilise their potential on my older APS-C camera. Also I just wanted to jump to the very top. The Sony G master lenses are 👌🏾
I’m curious what are the main reasons some photographers opt to use high-end lenses on entry- to mid-level camera bodies? Is it purely about budget constraints, or are there specific use cases where this combination makes sense? For example, are the advantages of quality lenses still noticeable despite the limitations of the camera body?
For context, my photography interests include portraits, wildlife, landscape, cars, street photography, sports, architecture, astronomy and I’d love to hear your insights or experiences with this type of setup.
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