Best Prosumer Dslr Mirrorless Camera

The camera space is big enough for a prosumer DSLR + a wide lens & a flash. The upper space enough for a wind/waterproof jacket, hoodie or so. Side pocket for a bottle and straps for a tripod. If your camera has a battery grip, forget if. Not deep enough. But that's the concept. Slim with 2 zones big enough to care one day stock in the city.

Great little camera. I carry this around when not wanting to bring a DSLR or Mirrorless camera.

Shot for many years with the Nikon D750 and wanted to upgrade. I know everything is going mirrorless, however I have 5 lenses for my DSLR which has been a great camera. So I decided to stick with the DSLR's and upgrade to one of the greatest cameras ever made. Glad I did. Only been out shooting a few times so far but this Nikon D850 is simple put - One Great Camera. Maybe someday when Nikon makes an affordable D850 type mirrorless camera I just may make a change. For now, my D750 backup for my New D850 will suit me just fine. Great Camera even in 2022.

I love the D850! Went from mirrorless camera back to DSLR and won't go back to mirrorless! Very happy with it and can do anything I wish.

I use it (2+ years) for small DSLR/prosumer camcorders (with mic/LED panel) and it works nicely for smooth motion. Just practice with the tension adjustment to get used to the movement. It isnt comparable to uber-high-end heads, but it doesnt cost $$$$ either. It does what its designed to do very well, and for a great price.

I use this tripod for DSLR video work. The head is excellent as noted in numerous other reviews. Definitely a professional head. The legs however are of lesser quality. I would classify them as prosumer legs. This is to be expected however given the price, and this is well documented in other reviews as well. You cannot buy a head this good for the price, so it is a great deal because you get this pro head plus some prosumer legs.

Fast. Reliable. Best prosumer grade from a name brand at a competitive price. Only con is that most higher end motherboards tend to have a built in heatsink that requires you to remove Samsung provided heatsink or the motherboard provided heatsink.

I am coming from DSLR's camera and the XT-3 is my first mirrorless, its amazing just to see through the EVF and see the exposure in real time. I Love the retro design and the fact that you can get jpg with fuji film simulations is very good, you don't need to edit and share right away. I am super happy, the only thing is the battery life is short.

I know, this camera has been out on the market for several years now. Since I'm heavily vested in the Nikon DSLR system, and selling my gear wouldn't yield much, I decided to upgrade my much loved D810 rather than shift to an entirely new system. While DSLR technology is quickly becoming obsolete, this should allow me to continue using my current gear for several more years. By then, I'll have a better idea which mirrorless system to buy into. That said, I love this camera! The flip screen and in-camera GPS are great features I didn't have with the D810. Yes, it's heavier/bulkier than many of the mirrorless cameras out there, but the quality of images, resolution, and high dynamic range are equally good, if not better. I will just consider my photo shoots to be my workout for the day :)

I am moving from DSLR to mirrorless, and this is my entry level camera for the switch. It is a great camera, no comparison to my very old DSLR. Great photos, color, focus, and everything is intuitive and easy to use.