No listing yet in Taiwan, I think it will take a while.
I have an M50 that I use as daily camera, Eos-M lenses are a joy to use, fairly cheap and compact. Not a large selection, but they cover pretty much everything.
Pana/Oly have much better lens selection, though the sensor is much smaller.
Apart from cameras that cost a lot of money, most mirrorless cameras tend to struggle with focus tracking (especially of subjects moving back and forth), battery duration can be problematic and the electronic viewfinder can take a while to get used to. Also, most EVFs have a bit of lag between shots, which can be anything from “slightly annoying” to “Wtf is this piece of trash”. The only full frame mirrorless that is currently ok to take sport photos costs 4500$ body only, feelsbadman.
For full frame mirrorless the current/incoming options are only Sony, Nikon, Canon and Panasonic. The Panasonic’s value looks terrible to me, way overpriced for what it offers and even the 3 lenses were priced by an idiot. I hate Sony menus and colors so it’s not a brand I’d ever consider using again unless they start using Canon sensors and steal Canon’s menus and ergonomics.
Nikon Z cameras are pretty good, but lens selection and price is currently less than ideal. They’re building a whole new system like Canon, so it takes time.
The original R has an overpriced body, I’m not a huge fan of that camera. The RP is much more interesting. Not many native lenses available yet, but if I had an R camera I’d immediately buy the 35mm f1.8 macro (looks like in Japan it will be sold as a kit, lucky Nippon people), then wait for the 24-240 that will be released later this year as a walkaround/travel lens. The only expensive lens I’d put on my wishlist is the 50 f1.2 because it’s absolutely bonkers.
Eventually they’ll also release a cheaper ultra wide lens. This year there will be the 15-35 f2.8 L which I expect to cost 2500+us$, so for an f4 or variable UWA we’ll have to wait. I also think it shouldn’t take long before they release a 70-300 lens, it’s a staple in any system.
I’ve seen some videos mentioning the lack of 24fps and I’m blown away for two reasons:
- Why did Canon leave that option out? It’s not like it’s a technical limitation or something. Maybe it takes a firmware update?
- We live in the age were every youtuber and his mother DEMANDS 4k 60fps with in body image stabilization + lens stabilization…and they complain about the lack of 24fps ?__?
I’m not a video guy, though. If I had to make money from videos I’d probably use an Atmos external monitor for recording. Since I rarely shoot video and only for fun, as long as a camera body has good af I’m good to go.
For all brands, this is the best group in Taiwan: https://www.facebook.com/groups/alan2h/?ref=bookmarks
If you need things specifically for one camera brand, then it may be better to check Fb groups regarding that brand. Usually if you type “(brand)二手” you can easily find them.
Currently the problem for both Canon and Nikon full frame mirrorless systems is that if you buy into it you’re basically an early adopter, which means you get to pay full price for pretty much everything with little to no hope of finding second hand gear. It can be a bit harsh on the wallet and new lenses/bodies are bound to come out at a quick pace.