Sony α7C

If you're somebody who wants to get into the full-frame game, i still don't see buying an a7c, i just i just find it hard to justify paying 1800 for t...

So that's like not a long-term issue.. Now battery life on this camera is also really good

The best blogging camera we've tested for travel is the Sony α7C. It's a remarkably compact full-frame mirrorless camera, making it easy to pack or take on the go, and its full-frame sensor delivers incredible image quality and noise handling, making it well-suited to shooting at night or in low light. On top of that, its sturdy-feeling body is weather-sealed, meaning you can take it out in adverse conditions

It has a significantly smaller and lighter body than the Canon EOS R6, which is great if you prefer to travel light but don't want to sacrifice full-frame quality and low-light performance. It has fantastic noise handling and out-of-camera image quality thanks to its 24-megapixel full-frame sensor, and its autofocus system is top-notch, with integrated face and eye detection and excellent tracking performance.

On the upside, however, the α7C is weather-sealed and has a fully articulated screen that's a little more versatile than the tilting screen on the α7 III. Go with the α7 III if you want a more ergonomic body with a better viewfinder and more customizable buttons. That said, if you want something a little more portable that's also weather-sealed, the α7C is an excellent alternative

This compact interchangeable lens camera is almost as portable as the Sony a6400 but has a full-frame sensor, making it better suited to low-light shooting. The camera feels incredibly well-built, with a weather-sealed magnesium alloy body and a sturdy articulated screen. It's a great option for travel not only because of its relatively compact size but also because of its outstanding battery life

If you want a full-frame camera that's well-suited to travel, the best travel camera that we've tested with a full-frame sensor is the Sony α7C. This mirrorless model from Sony's Alpha series is very similar to the popular Sony a7 III, except it has a more compact body, almost the same size as APS-C models like the Sony a6400. It's also weather-sealed to protect against moisture and dust

It’s very compact and has a decent focal range, but it’s plasticky and that slow aperture really doesn’t show off this camera’s best self. For $500, though, it does make for a great entry-level lens into the E-mount world where lenses can get very large and very expensive. The Sony A7C with the Sony 28-60mm f/4-5

Otherwise, the α7C checks all the boxes for high-quality travel photography.