Alistair Malloy
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Hi there everyone!
Apologies if I have requested help in the wrong section, I am new to the site.....
I was hoping that I might be able to get some advice from you all?
In summary, I have a small Youtube channel that reviews watches. I use my camera gear to get photo's & video's of the watches....both in Macro & wider view so viewers can get a good idea of what the watches look like in "real-Life".
Up to now, I have been using the Lumix TZ90 as it can focus quite closely on the watch dial & record 4k which can be further cropped to show fine details such as the dial printing & mechanism of the watch.
I have been on a bit of a purchasing spree via FB marketplace & picked up an RX100 II & A Lumix G7 with the twin kit lens.
So, here's my quandry... putting aside my photography needs for my watch channel, I would also like to get into street photography.
Having Three camera's seems a bit overkill, but, I am completely confused which camera(s) should stay or go.....It's probably not helping that I feel like the TZ90 is "my old faithful" and getting rid of it feels wrong!!
Please help...any advice would be welcomed!!
Best
Al
Apologies if I have requested help in the wrong section, I am new to the site.....
I was hoping that I might be able to get some advice from you all?
In summary, I have a small Youtube channel that reviews watches. I use my camera gear to get photo's & video's of the watches....both in Macro & wider view so viewers can get a good idea of what the watches look like in "real-Life".
Up to now, I have been using the Lumix TZ90 as it can focus quite closely on the watch dial & record 4k which can be further cropped to show fine details such as the dial printing & mechanism of the watch.
I have been on a bit of a purchasing spree via FB marketplace & picked up an RX100 II & A Lumix G7 with the twin kit lens.
So, here's my quandry... putting aside my photography needs for my watch channel, I would also like to get into street photography.
Having Three camera's seems a bit overkill, but, I am completely confused which camera(s) should stay or go.....It's probably not helping that I feel like the TZ90 is "my old faithful" and getting rid of it feels wrong!!
Please help...any advice would be welcomed!!
Best
Al