A $1,300 mirrorless camera delivers sharp photos but skips optical image stabilization and has a dim viewfinder that's tough in sunlight. Good for first-time full-frame buyers or DSLR upgraders who prioritize image quality over features.
There is no built-in stabilization in photo mode and only a digital stabilization in video, which seems to work fine. Limited brightness on the viewfinder, so it's really hard to see out in bright sunlight. And same with the LCD display. It just is not very good. But overall, this camera for $1,300. This is really an amazing camera. Is this camera right for you? Do you like sharp photos? Then yep, it's for you. Will this be your first mirrorless camera or first full-frame mirrorless camera? Upgrading from maybe a DSLR? Then yes, this camera is for you.
