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Re: a mini 7d2 super-AF'ing MILC ?
Lawrencew wrote:
jpr2 wrote:
Now, this is much better frame of reference for me: a mini 7d2-like, super-AF'ing MILC. As even a top-notch, uber-hyper m43 is still burdened for me by its primordial sin of having a tiny, compromised sensor.
So at least an APS-C is simply a must, but with some caveats:
- pocket rocket indeed, so please NOT with an unnecessarily bulging, a fake pentaprism;
- AF'ing really would need to be at least on the 7d2 level, esp. for fast action shooting and tracking in high-fps, continuous mode;
- zero-lag, at least 120fps, high-res EVF;
- fully compatible with EF/EF-S lenses, with no penalty on their speed of AF and accuracy;
So, a Sony A6500 then?
- and finally either NO-VIDEO at all;
- or if they really need to piggy back a video parasite on such splendid still cam,
- then there should be an user-selectable option to disable ALL vid's oriented options in one menu stroke;
- so... all the vid's positions on the mode dial should automatically turn into placeholders of additional (Cx, Cy, Cz) user's settings;
- all the vid's buttons will be freed and became user-programmable, etc.
Oh, perhaps not
Regards
Lawrence
the a6500 seems to have a lot in common with such a "pocket rocket" cam;
however, somehow I'm not too sure it will be at the 7d2 fast, dynamic action AF'ing record breaker level yet (maybe the next gen APS-C from Sony, or even one beyond that ??);
still about a month to go before some real hands-on from not too lenient sources start to appear on both the M5 and a6500.
And above all of course also on the nano-USM 70-300 Canon's last generation portable walk around zoom - am truly curious how well/poor it will weld together stringent fast action shooting requirements, with rather relaxed and optimized not for action but rather smooth and slow-transitions video use??
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