Weird Wolffe

6D is a pretty good bargain but the Canon sensors are a bit outdated even though their cameras themselves are really good. Sony makes the best sensors, used by both Sony and Nikon. I would go for a Nikon D750 for just photography but If I needed really good video for in indie films, I would go for a Canon mkIII or 4 and load up magic lantern software for raw video output.

The SD-1 has come way down in price for remaining stock. I think it was like $4000 when it came out but I've seen it on Amazon for $1300 with lens. I don't like the newer Sigma Quattro, they traded a bit of resolution for better low light performance. I have a medium format camera, a Rolleiflex I found for $200 which I had to buy on the spot since they usually go for $300+ in good shape. Has leather case too. Seems to work OK but haven't taken a pic yet.

I'm thinking of getting an 80D just for the dual pixel auto focus for video work. I have some vintage film cameras I'm going to use at some point, just need a scanner to put them online. I also would love to get a Sigma Merrill SD-1 which, while slow with mediocre auto focus, produces the most film like and pixel sharp photos I've ever seen. And it's easy to remove the filter for IR photography. Only works well in good light though because of the unique image sensor.

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