WHY IT IS GETTING HARDER TO JUSTIFY BUYING A CROP SENSORS CAMERA

      This something that I have been thinking about for a while, it seems like there are not a lot of reasons to get a smaller size sensors, and in my opinions that is because full frame cameras have been getting kind of cheap, and not to mentions all the amazing used cameras.

        Let's use Nikon for an example because I think they do a great job with making an affordable full frame cameras, so in the Nikon line up of APSC they have the new Z50 II for 1000 dollars, meanwhile in their full frame line up they have Z5 II for 1700 dollars, you might think that's a lot but for what you are getting in return that is crazy, and I definitely saving up more for it, but you might say well I don't need all the upgrade from the Z5 II, then that's where a used camera comes in, here is all the amazing cameras that you can get cheaper that will gives you better results, Nikon Z6, Nikon Z5, Nikon D850, Nikon D810, and I can go on and on, like what is the benefits of getting the Z5 II?.

         You might say it will be smaller, and lighter, but it doesn't matter when you are forced to used full frame lenses because the manufactures are not supporting their APSC ecosystem, and it goes the same for M43, they seems to be only making a professional gear, which means it's expensive and also big, look at Lumix cameras they are the same size as the full frame cameras, look at Olympus they seems to only care about high end telephotos lenses.

         Don't get me wrong, I do not hate smaller sensors cameras, my dream set up is OM 1 II with 150-400mm f/4.5 TC 1.25X IS, but as you can see its for birding and wildlife, and that's what I think about these crop sensors cameras, they are mostly for a very specifics type of photography I do think that if you need reach and a deeper depth of field such as macro photography, smaller crop sensors in my opinions is the way to go, and since I love macro and also birding crop sensors cameras very much fit me, but for most people who do streets, portraits, landscape, sports, etc. Are there any reasons for them to get crop sensors camera anymore?

      

           this blog is mostly just my rambling, I'm very open to discussing about this because I love crop sensors cameras and it is very sad seeing it neglected, the only one who innovated on APSC is just fuji now, Nikon have been using the old sensors for so long and doesn't have APSC cameras with ibis, Canon also still reusing the old sensors, Sony have so many cool sensors on their full frame, but nothing specials on their APSC, and none of them care about the lenses, it just look very sad, it's also the same with M43 Lumix only make big cameras with no new lenses, OM system have been releasing the same camera over and over again they do make cool lenses though, but yeah this is just me wishing for cameras manufactures to care more about small size sensors. (Notes all of these pictures are from M43 sensors, the last two are from 1 Inch sensors)