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Do actually have the Sony 1.8/85. This lens is not that large, but a really compact version would be a lot lovlier. Love anything that can be put in a small pocket.

Will be interesting if there will be something like a compact 2.5/85 G and 3.4/135 G following the 24 - 40 - 50 G trio. Would be a nice addition to the new compact trio.

This lens is best in class glass, fastest auto focus around and very well built. Typically lenses like this one have very long life cycles. Would bet that this lens is still in its early stage in ...

Well - the APS-C image sensor also has the same dynamic range over the entire area. Your answer seems to indicate that the dynamic range of the image sensor suddenly changes in the cropped area. It ...

+1001 The dynamic range is obviously the same over the entire image sensor.

To me the A7c is a step in the right direction. Fewer buttons and knobs, no additional menu items. After all what matter is good auto focus (the sticky tracking option is phenomenal), and beeing ...

With a tracker even cheaper and slower lenses works wonders. If getting a tracker, start with one of your existing lenses. Explore like mad and find out what works for you. My Vixen Polarie is ...

Well, my bad. Am not a native english speaker. But usually to possibly get drunk one is close to some kind of glass. :-D

Linear focus units are free floating when the current is off. Turn on the current and the focus unit resides in a magnetic field. This way the unit can move super fast and super precise and offer ...

Few lenses have exactly the focal lenght stated. Usually focal lenghts are off within 5 % or so. That is common. If you intend to use the lens for precision measurements then you need to calibrate ...

That is the Samyang lens. The Sony 1.8/35 still has much faster and more precise auto focus. But obviously that comes at a cost.

Are you guys always drunk when you use your cameras? :-D

Would get a faster and more precise focusing Sony. +1 The A7c have better and faster auto focus. Terrific actually, given the price point. Not so here, but for die hard Nikon fans that is no valid ...

The Sony 1.8/35 is a pretty good lens. Very fast and precise auto focus (not a bad thing if sharp images matter), and good optial quality (some field curvature which those who do not understand ...

If downscaled to the same size I guess you would be more than hard pressed to see the difference in noise. When pixel peeping at 100 % one file is more magnified. +1

Would consider the A7RIV hands down. Better ergonomics, larger battery, faster auto focus - and pretty much the same image quality as other Sony cameras when comparing similarly sized prints. But - ...

Good to see that I am not the only one. When reading forums like this one there seems to be lots of superior photographers out there who never find gear that match their skills! :-D That sounds ...

Anyway - the new image sensors require new tech and are produced in limited numbers. Image sensors like the A1 image sensor is about high risk and high return. Very profitable if successful, if ...

Yes - but I have never seen aspect ratios beeing called crop ratios before. Have been into photography for a lifetime, read fast and look for the terminology before posting answers. Well - now the ...

Or like the A9II - even a higher price point. Seems like the A1 has sold very well despite the rather high price. Why want something you can not afford? To me the A1 looks nice on paper but I am ...