DeShay

Hello Matt, Thank you so much for the informative response. I looked at your website, your pictures are phenomenal and what I aspire to be able to do one day. I have one more question if you don't mind, when you're out doing this sort of photography and in different weather environments, how careful do I need to be when swapping lenses for different shots? I have heard sensors on all cameras can be fragile. Would it be best to just choose one and not swap unless I am back indoors where it's dry and warm?

Hey Tony, Thank you very much for the suggestions! I am on a pretty small budget but I am also willing to hold off for a while if it means finding the right camera. I think I will start saving for the a7IV you suggested at first, it looks awesome. Can't wait to join the Sony family!

I told my cousin I was interested in photography and he gave me his old Pentax K10D, the bug immediately hit me and I've been having an absolute blast and it's made me want to become more serious (get more high quality images). I'm still very much a "camera noob" so I was wondering if there's a Sony camera that does better outdoors? I don't plan on doing portraits or wedding events. Just stuff like birds, close-ups of flowers, trains, and mountain ranges. I am sorry if this is a dumb question.