Dave Oddie

That is not the complaint.  It's that they do know how to make ergonomic cameras but in the A7 series didn't .  It's not just size either it's things like buttons being hard to press or lacking ...

"Havnt seen this yet on 80k shutters of the a99ii"

Might be something to do with the deeper flange distance on A mount compared to the E mount resulting in the angles the light hits the sensor...

Some will be.  We have forum members who have bought an A99II and I am sure wealthy enthusiasts will buy A7's but there is clearly a big market out there for APS-C for those who can neither afford ...

I agree but I'd go further. I don't think Sony is that interested in aps-c in E mount either. The A5/6xxx cameras are not what most people who are considering buying a Nikon 7200 or Canon 80D would ...

"ave, your claims about the sony lens lineup are woefully behind the times."

Why is that then? Am I wrong in my assertion there is only one choice for 100-400 zoom and none from 3rd parties?

I...

How old the Sony FF system is, is irrelevant because as of today when this article has been written the lens range is as it is. There one £2500 100-400 zoom and that is it. Predicting what Sony...

Not convinced the Sony is an easy recommend regardless of the Nikon now being dated due to the lack of lens choice for the Sony.

For Nikon (and Canon) there is a huge choice of lenses available. ...

You have a nice collection of A mount lenses.  How happy you will be using this via an adapter and how they perform is the big question. I suspect over time this will become a pain.  So I think the ...

I agree with Loga about some looking flat, the one with the urns and the buddhas look flat probably because they are shots of what are low contrast scenes. The fact that in addition to this they...

"One of the pitfalls of rangefinder shooting is that you often find yourself with the 'wrong' lens attached to the camera. This image was shot with a 28mm, and I wish I could have composed a little...

It's been levelled with respect to the horizon i.e. the junction of the sea and the sky on the right hand side of the image which if you looked at the original photo from the link provided is...

Oh for goodness sake please give the equivalence argument a rest.

The Oly 300mm behaves exactly like a 600mm lens in that it at a given shooting distance it gives the same field of view in a...

It's interesting to compare the A7 III with the APS-C Nikon 7500 (probably the best aps-c sensor implementation out there) in RAW.

There is probably just less than a stop in it at higher ISO as in...

@jhaakas "Absolutely agree! APSC was ok when sensors were expensive. Today if larger sensors can be produced, why not start with FF!"

Because it is total overkill for most people. The irony is...

@Butoa, there appears to be more detail in the bristles on the brush in this comparison on the K-1 than the Sony @ ISO...

@Hinder Why does it have to "benefit" @ scrup and more to the point where does @scrip claim it will? They were just expressing an opinion which did not warrant your strawman response.

The K1 has one very useful feature for the landscape photographer the others lack - built in GPS.

If you take many hundreds if not thousands of landscape photos and need to know exactly where you...

Neither!   A77II does not have GPS and I don't need FF.  (At 24mp APC-C is more than good enough for what I do and I suspect for most everybody else as well).

But do you need a FF sensor? With that comes the need to use FF lenses which soon become less than compact if you want speed or venture into zoom a telephoto territory. So even if the Sony body...

I don't get the size concern. Several Canon and Nikon aps-c cameras are not or have not been small cameras. Some of the fuji lenses are small so it's quite possible to put together a lightweight...