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I have both the Sony A7IV and Panasonic S5. I already like the S5 a bit better and tend to reach for that camera first. Now that the S5II has phase-detection autofocus, it's a slam-dunk for the...
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"And the Sony 85mm f1.8 is half the price of the Fuji 56mm F1.2. I wish I had seen you message earlier, I just bought a X-T5 2 days ago." But the X-T5 is more than $1,000 cheaper than the A7rIV - ...
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Thanks for these posts about the A7rIII. There's no way I can afford the new Mark V and I have an A7IV. But I wouldn't mind picking up an open-box or gently-used A7rIII for under $2K. Back when...
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I just ordered one of these. These inexpensive TTArtisan lenses - and others like them - are a ton of fun. Would be be nice if they were chipped? Sure. But, for the price, I'm not complaining.
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Petka, the high resolution will always be useful for things like landscapes. But, for me, cropping is where it will really help.
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Fergus... Canon's handling of Viltrox and Samyang is a great example of why young people only have eyes for Sony. Not everyone can afford a new Sony body and $2K-plus Sony glass. Third-party...
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Of course they're trying to stop all third parties from making RF-mount glass. And they may be creating big problems for themselves in the process. Times have changed but Canon still can't seem...
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That's fine. If Canon wants to cripple the RF-mount at this stage of development, fine. But please note that Sony's FE mount really took off when third parties began making glass for it. Canon...
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I'd love to pick up this lens for my Leica CL. I don't mind manual focus. I just wish it was chipped, like the CV 23mm for my Fuji.
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I like it. I wonder how well it'll work on a Leica CL (the digital version).
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I don't think Chris failed in any way. The original Sony 16-35 is f/4 and a hundred bucks more than the Sigma. The new 16-35 PZ is also f/4 and is $1200. The Sigma is f/2.8 and $900. Sony's...
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I have an S5 and all of my lenses for it are Sigma DC DN Contemporary glass. I find each one a joy to use in the real world. I have the 28-70mm f/2.8, the 24mm f/3.5, the 45mm f/2.8 and the 90mm ...
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No lens is perfect but I own the Sigma 28-70mm f/2.8 and I am quite happy with it in real-world use. I have "pre-ordered" the 16-28. I find these Sigma DG DN Contemporary lenses a joy to use on...
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Preproduction camera and lens or not, it's clear this will be a solid package once the final firmware is installed. The good news for me: I'm not not heavily into video so my X-T4 is safe for now.
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I'm pretty sure I'll be buying this lens for my S5. I'm trying to decide whether to order now or wait until it's been in production for a few months.
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Well, it's pretty clear the EF-M line is on its way out. I can't imagine Canon running so many mount systems.
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This lens needs a switch allowing the choice between clicked and clickless aperture setting. Also, is this lens chipped? I don't mind manual focus, but no communication with the camera body at...
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I have to disagree. When shooting stills with the S5, autofocus is simply not an issue. When shooting video, one should really read the directions first.
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The GH4 fit my hand and balanced perfectly. The GH5 grew a bit and was a bit less comfortable to use. I haven't picked up a GH6 but it has grown again. On the other hand, Panasonic is probably...
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The title says it all. I can't afford an A1 - or even an A9II. But trading in a bunch of old gear from different systems gives me enough to cover the cost of a new A7IV. I could keep my A7III ...
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