>>4338357The AF definitely isn't the best. Haven't had many issues at night yet, but if it is a rather low contrast subject with little detail I had troubles getting the AF to bite already during the day.
For example a wall. But I can work around that so it doesn't bother me that much.
I was also deciding between the canon and Sony. What seemed to be a common thought throughout the reviews was, that the canon is a) more intuitive to operate (Canon menues are very easy to dive into) and b) (most importantly) it feels good in my hand. I pick it up and it rests solid. It is enjoyable to hold and to use and to look at, even. To me these are one of the most important factors.