Sony translucent mirror technology or Sony mirrorless?

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sean lancaster
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Re: The WA factor and other issues
In reply to Mike Fewster, 3 months ago

Mike Fewster wrote:

Kim Flowers wrote:

Perhaps the smaller sensor size on the Nikon plays a part, too, but I suspect your understanding goes way beyond that. Of the NEX cameras, I was mostly interested in the 6, since it has the extra control dial and the EVF, but wide angle shots are important to me. I did see several landscape shots on flickriver taken with the NEX 5N that were amazing, so I'm surprised to learn that WA can be tricky with them. This fact coupled with the advantage in quick AF with the SLT (oh, and the price point), I think I'm leaning that direction. Thanks a lot for your input!

Very wa is more of an issue with the considerably smaller pixels of the 7 than the 5n.

To be more clear, it's not an issue AT ALL with the 5N (5R) or the NEX 6. It was only an issue with the 7 (and still is, I believe). I have shot 11mm on my 5N without a single issue to correct. I even have an 8/2.8 fisheye lens and it performs magnificently on my 5N.

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