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Correct me if I'm wrong, but to do live-view on the rear LCD screen, (unless the reflex mirror is partially transmitting to the main image sensor itself, which I don't think is the case here) the...
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To be clear, obviously a current customer could look through another brand to get an idea of the view through a DSLR optical viewfinder. But looking through a cheap pentamirror-based optical...
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There might be a place for Pentax. But Pentax has to execute better than a few tweaks to an old design. To keep costs down, models should not be replaced too often, but still... Going forward,...
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@SuperDave_GPS: "I need to win a lottery." Well, there is the Powerball drawing tonight! Since you noted that many of your current wide-angle shots were taken at 25mm full-frame equivalent, you...
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@ralphthemagician And even worse dynamic range if the output is ink on paper (a print).
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Yeah, and a real location background often gets thrown so out of focus that you might as well have shot in a studio with an abstractly-painted cloth one.
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I should also add that the recent Sigma 90mm f/2.8 DG DN could, with a bit of cropping on a high resolution body, be a modern, wonderfully-small, not-overly-expensive replacement for my film-era...
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@Ze De Boni I mostly agree, but it depends on needs and finances. If the OP cannot afford much new glass at the same time he buys a body, older glass could be of some service. For my A7R IV, I...
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If you adapt lenses, I recommend the latest two generations (third or fourth, (with the orange band)) of K&F Concept adapters, at least for those mounts for which it is available. Well made and...
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Don't forget adapted vintage manual-focus lenses, some of which are still reasonably priced, either as a temporary measure until you flesh out your lens kit with modern glass, or in some cases even...
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Good to know there will now be competition for my equipment dollars when I set up my phony doctor's office in some strip mall or storage unit!
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Could have used "HADES". Then in their advertising, they could have had testimonials: "HELL OF A CAMERA!"
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@Yxa Thought of that too, but that would have been speculation on my part. Is your statement known fact, or similar speculation?
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Different product, but what about Plymouth, or Oldsmobile?
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Does anyone know if the A7R V focus-bracketing feature: 1) works with all Sony lenses, or only a subset, and if the latter, which ones? 2) works with other brand lenses -- especially the Sigma...
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Even for non-landscape uses, a high-res body can be a significant benefit, in the sense that if not overly rushed in post, and your lenses are good enough (preferably top-quality primes), you can...
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As an A7R IV owner, it looks like the A7R V has definite benefits, that would, however, only be manifest for me a relatively-small fraction of the time. So I think I'll instead spend what would be...
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@Younes B: "and what do you think of the actual IQ form the camera? I think it is the purpose of this samples gallery" I already own an A7R IV, which has the same resolution. I expect the IQ of...
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To elaborate, what I mean is that a significant portion of your 24-70mm zoom shots are taken at one extreme or the other, 24mm or 70mm, and the 24mm on the zoom duplicates your 24mm prime, while a...
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