| Sony | Nikon Z | Canon R | Panasonic S |
sports camera | Sony a9 $4500 | nil | nil | nil |
sports camera specs | 24mp, 5/10/20fps; 4K30p; 693PDAF; 5EV IBIS; 3.7mdot EVF; dual SD; | nil | nil | nil |
HiRes camera | Sony a7RIII $3200 | Nikon Z7 $3400 | nil | Panasonic S1R $3699 |
HiRes camera specs | 42mp, 8/10fps; 4K30p; 399PDAF; 5EV IBIS; dual SD; | 46mp, 4K30p; 493PDAF; 5EV IBIS; 3.7mdot EVF; single XQD; | nil | 47mp, 6/9fps; 4K60p; 493PDAF; 5EV IBIS; 5.7mdot EVF; dual XQD/SD; 187mp HiRes mode; |
standard camera | Sony a7III $1999 | Nikon Z6 $1999 | Canon R $2299 | Panasonic S1 $2499 |
standard camera specs | 24mp, 8/10fps; 4K30p; 693PDAF; 5EV IBIS; 2.3mdot EVF; dual SD; | 25mp, 12fps; 4K30p; 273PDAF; 5EV IBIS; 3.7mdot EVF; single XQD; | 30mp, 3/5/8fps; 4K30p 1.7x crop; 5655AF; No IBIS; 3.7mdot EVF; single SD; | 24mp, 6/9fps; 4K60p; 225CDAF/DFD; 5EV IBIS; 5.7mdot EVF; dual XQD/SD; 96mp HiRes mode; |
budget camera | Sony a7II $899 | nil | Canon RP $1299 | nil |
pros | best eye tracking AF (except Sony a7II) | | | best EVF; HiRes mode; better, larger camera build |
cons | dubious weathersealing; ergonomics and menu system not great | no dual card; | no dual card; no IBIS | large, heavy camera; no PDAF; |
lens pros | reasonable range of native lenses; 24mm f/1.4 best 24mm prime; | | best 50mm and 85mm f/1.2 lenses; programmable ring; | MF clutch on lenses; |
lens cons | expensive | minimal range; expensive | minimal range; expensive | minimal range; expensive |