jacson

@Ed Ingold
Sigma's lenses cover full frame. They are cine versions of their prime still set. And this is just the same lenses with less coatings.

I think it's the fact that they're releasing it at the same price as their "competitors" but no one else has a camera at this level. Maybe not applause worthy, but I get the interest.

It's really not that much more expensive than their other releases

Thanks, everyone! This was super helpful, you have no idea. I've definitely just completely misunderstood aperture forever then. I'll have to do more research to solidify my understanding, but ...

I've long thought this was not how physics works, but as adamant as speed booster manufacturers are about it, I need someone to confirm. A speed booster DOES NOT increase your aperture, correct? Th ...

Addendum: I also hadn't really taken Fuji seriously until the X-T3. That's the first camera that felt like maybe it could perform on the level of pro DSLR, or rather, to the level that I need it ...

So I considered briefly the Z-series cameras, but after seeing the current and future lenses, I'm still swayed toward Fuji, for reasons maybe not immediately obvious. Since Fuji deals in only APS-C ...

Someone else mentioned him earlier, but yeah, I definitely have to check out what he's said.

The last point is key. I'm over the FF look (although not over the medium format look? I'm fickle) and I'm quite attracted to the simpler setup.

So, on this particular point, there's a lot of nuance to the apsc vs full frame debate. In terms of exact technical differences in low light performance and DR, I'm not as concerned. Again, most ...

I briefly considered going the xt2 route, but I really want to play with those video features as well.

I've been using Capture One for several years and their release of the partnership they started with Fuji in September was what really got me considering switching. If I had to use Lightroom, it ...

Ah yes, that's another thing. I'm very excited for the video capabilities.

The D750 itself isn't that heavy. But given that I have a battery grip and the Sigma 85mm, one of the bulkier primes in production right now, on almost all the time, it's definitely a weighty set ...

I'm definitely gonna have to figure out a way around this. For event and music coverage, I rely pretty heavily on auto ISO.

I've been quite impressed with the look I've seen from their lenses, especially given I absolutely love Nikkor lenses (despite my primary usage of Sigma glass haha). I don't think I'll be let down ...

I remember when I found the highlight metering, I thought I would use it all the time, but I found it to be more frustrating than helpful. And ultimately, custom configuration may not matter too ...

Yeah, I already have plans of picking up 4 or 5 batteries for sure. Thanks for the heads up!

So I've been shooting with the D750 with the Sigma 35mm Art, Sigma 85mm Art, and Nikkor 50mm f1.8g. It's heavy. I'm tired of it. It's been a workhorse for sure and helped me create great work, but ...

"hypothetical ff version" is not what equivalency refers to. It's just a translation to the effective field of view and depth of field that a full frame sensor would show. It just helps people...