I don't like his nose.This is why I chose the Lumix S1R2 as my new camera system. In the end, the viewer only cares about the image, and not the features of the camera.
What do you think?
In all honesty, 44 over 42MP is not actually any different. Also the AF of the S1R2 is more comparable to the older generation Sonys such as the A7riii than any of the latest models. Lens selection is not even comparable. And this is from someone who really wants to get the S1R2. The only reason for me is the unique feature of the Panasonic over the rest, which is the real time LUTs. That's why I got the S9 and the only thing that I really miss is the EVF.
I had the A7r3 (loved the IQ!!), but to say the AF is on par with the current Lumix generation is not accurate. That sony is miles behind the S5ii that I have, so the S1rii I would guess.
Good to know, that might push me over!
When the A7III came around the corner it was the af everybody wanted. And other cameras wouldn’t be trustworthy for professional jobs on the af. Now the newest generation cameras wipes the floor with the a7III af but wouldn’t still be able to do the professional job. Offcourse Sony went further also with their af…. Last time in shot 3 office sketches, and I know my Lumix. Using zone or a small box throughout the scenes. I never have the idea that I couldn’t get the focus right. The contrast detection on the s5 could get lost and never find its focus point, but since the pdaf it works so well
