Sony RX-100 IV, Panasonic Lumix G7, or Sony Alpha Series??????

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Trying to figure out which camera setup to go with. I previously shot with a GoPro so regardless all of these will be better :). Any opinions on which camera to go with? I want to primarily focus on shooting stills but still have the option to shoot a very high quality video.
 
Tough decision, one has to consider the following:

1. Stills: for macro/"flat port use" obviously the Alpha full frame cameras are the best. Wide angle is a mixed bag, because the larger sensor you opt for, the larger dome you need.
2. Video: you have to look for 4k and full sensor readout, this you can find in the RX100 and the new A7s/rII.
 
Some thoughts on the subject: http://aquabluedreams.com/#/page/my-digital-de-evolution

On dryland I shoot the Sony A7II. The new A7RII and A7SII are amazing but so are the prices when you include lenses, housing and ports.

Wery interesting view, I am more for wide angle than macro, and WA is just a pain with chasing the bigger and bigger superdomes, while stopping
down to f11-f16 (practically the same level of resolution and light amount as an rx100 at f5.6). Until we don't see
decent wide converters for full-frame, I see little reason to stick to large sensors.
 

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