I can’t remember the last time one of the major camera manufacturers released a truly bad camera. If you pick up any current mirrorless camera from Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm, Panasonic, OM System, Hasselblad or Leica, it might not suit your specific needs, but it will almost certainly be a good camera. The problem, then, is that this makes it very hard to pick a lane.
There’s nothing inherently wrong with owning cameras from multiple manufacturers. If you’re a camera enthusiast and you can afford it, go wild! But if you’re new to photography and/or are working within a budget, it might be best to stave off the desire to pick up another system just yet and stick with what you’ve got. The reasons why are quite simple: familiarity and lenses.
