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Get the 70-200 2.8 with 1.4tcok so now i see the F2.8 70-200 but my question would be, i bet that 1.4 TC wont work with the F4 just the 2.8 ?
I'm still in a dilemma in some places i read the tamron 150-600 Sony fit works fine with LAE3 and others it doesn't GRRRR. i just need a lens for sport and at present F4 70-200 seems like it, but i would like 400MM upwards
I see on Metabones site the 50-500 sigma works so i may hire it, but i bet it wont be fast
ok so now i see the F2.8 70-200 but my question would be, i bet that 1.4 TC wont work with the F4 just the 2.8 ?
Just get a 1dx and call it a day!Do you shoot sport as a pro? If so, couldn't you offset the cost against the work you bring in as a result?
Master G?@Wissel u learnt from the master on that one lol ;-)
New lens details are a bit of a reality check for me. Another little gentle nudge towards Nikon.
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tbh they have done themselves no favour with that announcement....as I stated on another thread the sony would have to be beyond belief to get me to upgrade from my canon 24-70 mkii
The 85mm f1.4 is tempting. Will have to wait and see how it performs in real life to see if its worth it. Maybe it will even become available before my Batis arrives - who knows when that will happen. Not too interested in the rest myself (maybe the 70-200).
A bunch of new lens techs on the inside - new types of lens elements, 11 blade apertures, the 70-200mm's focus system is curious, and a few other bits suggest Sony has thrown everything they can at making an impact with these guys, so I get the feeling this is part of a serious push to go head on with Canon and Nikon. The MTF chart of the 24-70mm suggests that even at f2.8 it will be MUCH sharper than the Zeiss is at f4. The 85mm looks equally impressive, and I don't doubt the 70-200mm will match it.
Sony's own lens sales up 40% year on year, Mirrorless sales climbing in both volume even while DSLR sales fall. Things are looking good in E mount land.
Impressive on paper. Interesting to see the difference in the real world. Wasn't the a6000 meant to have the fastest most accurate af in the world?
Well, paper is all we have for now. As always actual results are king, but for now we'll have to be happy with paper.Impressive on paper. Interesting to see the difference in the real world. Wasn't the a6000 meant to have the fastest most accurate af in the world?
It depends entirely on what you use it for. For landscapes and static things I'd say save your money. For anything involving people, movement, or video the A7RII is a much superior option.Is it worth to upgrade from A7R to A7RII? i am thinking to sell my A7r with another body maybe 1Ds2 so i can have some budget and add little and buy A7RII, i never use 1Ds2 anymore since long time, and A7R is my main body now but i don't rush to upgrade if i can't, but if i can sell it with 1DsII and get good sale offer locally then i can afford A7RII, i found some stores selling A7RII at low price brand new, i trust them regardless they are no warranty, i bought expensive gear before from them and no issues until now [2-3 years so far].
Likewisetbh they have done themselves no favour with that announcement....as I stated on another thread the sony would have to be beyond belief to get me to upgrade from my canon 24-70 mkii
i presume you've used Nikon before then ?New lens details are a bit of a reality check for me. Another little gentle nudge towards Nikon.
It depends entirely on what you use it for. For landscapes and static things I'd say save your money. For anything involving people, movement, or video the A7RII is a much superior option.
have come from Olympus i can safely say having 42mg pixel makes the landscape shots very very sharp indeed, its not just about massive prints, it is actually a lot sharper too.Hmmmmm, tough call, because i use this Sony for landscapes as main but for anything else too except sports/actions/motion such as wildlife/birds, but portraits i have many options or bodies already but Sony is one of the choices too, i also shoot nightshots, video never yet but i feel i must start it sooner or later, but arent for landscapes with more mp having more details or better for larger printing sometimes?
have come from Olympus i can safely say having 42mg pixel makes the landscape shots very very sharp indeed, its not just about massive prints, it is actually a lot sharper too.
no not a pro just support the Local Morgan 3 wheeler Club. i could just buy a D750 and use my Dads 70-200 with 2 x TC....
or i could just use his D800E, but i hate being defeated due to cost....im gonna try like hell to get good shots with the canon 24-70 F4. see how i go
Innit. What's wrong with a Canon equivalent!2k is a lot of used canon glass .........
Sure thing, but going from 36MP to 42MP isn't going to rock your world in that respect. I've not done direct side-by-side tests between my A7R and A7RII but while I'd say the outright image quality of the A7RII wins, by itself I wouldn't say it's enough of a difference by itself. You say you do portraits with it too and want to start with video (and I fond night shooting easier with it too. If you do enough of any of those though, I'd say go for it.but arent for landscapes with more mp having more details or better for larger printing sometimes?