Canon fanboy here

[alex1]

I have to say that Sony has been killing it these last couple of years.

Ive been with Canon since the XL2 days and I just bought my first Sony camera. Metabones made this an easier choice, but I just don't understand what Canon is doing. It seems like Sony is coming out with a new camera every month and there are so many options to choose from.

It feels bad going to the dark side but it also feels good.

 

[Greg_E]

That's what Sony does, bring out new product in very short spans.

 

[firehawk]

I've used mostly Panasonics the last 25 years but my corporate A and B camera are now Sony plus my still camera. So I've sort of switched as well. I expect many have lately. The a6300 will likely cause more

 

[DLD]

Loosely put - Canon and Nikon were allotted the "stills first" portion of the market while Sony and Panasonic took up the "video first" niche. The Canon stills shooters are still - pun intended - very loyal to the brand and its ecosystem. In terms of video, Sony and Panasonic have gained a lot of momentum but this doesn't mean Canon and Nikon can't catch up. The NAB is coming in a month and there are a lot of 5D MKIV (C/X, whatever) rumors. IMO, they have to deliver MKIV with specs substantially exceeding A7RII because Sony will obviously have another model or two down the road.