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For the challenge I guess. That is a true pancake. Some users have a cult for pancake lenses. The design of this one is very innovative it seems, with 3 aspherical elements and an interesting...
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@MattD80 no question that once you put your eye to the viewfinder, a good high res EVF has a number of advantages against OVF, including the quantity, clarity and flexibility of the shooting data...
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Rhaegar wrote: I find that the Zeiss ZM 35mm f/1.4 and the Leica summilux-asph 50mm f/1.4 work very well with the Z7 from the point of view you seem to have.... I am personally pondering the ...
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The 40mm f/1.2 is on my shortlist but there are practically no reviews of the Z-mount version. So, one question: how does it compare to the CV 35 f/2 apo at f/2 and smaller apertures (let's say ...
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We each have different quirks and preferences, which makes such conversations interesting. My hope is that the - hopefully soon to be announced - Z8 manages to replicate most of the user ...
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I really miss the shooting experience of D850, despite the very long list of Z line advantages. I stupidly sold marvellous last generation F glass (28E and 105E) to help finance the migration as ...
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I use the Zeiss ZM 35mm f/1.4 on my Z7 with no smearing problem at all. It works superbly, with no downside . Same goes for my 50mm summilux and my other m-mount lenses. I have big hopes for this...
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@Revenant you are probably right. Except that "perfection" (or best possible quality) had always been a legitimate aspiration for most photographers, towards which we had to work very hard,...
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Looks cool. the other versions look cool as well. Hopefully there will be one day a GRIV, hopefully with some weathersealing and modern imaging features (and the return of integrated flash). What...
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@thx1138 : "Background blur is minimally more than with a 85 f/1.4". In the past I was looking at this with the view that background blur of a 85mm at f/1.4 is "minimally more" than with a 85...
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@Magnar W - "So maybe top deck is best for newcomers?" . let's ask the question in a different way: why do all top of the line cameras from all suppliers EXCEPT Sony provide such a means of...
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@Magnar W : well, top panels fill the same role as analogue dials. They are an easy way to see all key settings at a glance without fiddling with the body. Some are more legible than others of...
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@liggy I appreciate the Fuji dials (including aperture ring on lenses), but I see no advantage to the Sony A7 series top plate design. The GFX100S top panel is one of the most legible in the...
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After all those years and wonderful iterations of this line of bodies, I still cannot imagine working with a system camera that does not provide easily legible shooting info viewed from the top. Be...
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Not sure what you see in that comparison?
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The Df did not fail and remains a hot item on the 2nd hand market (a exc+ Df currently sells at a higher price than a exc+ D4 or D4s).
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Easy answer: if you prefer the results you get with your F lenses, just use them on your Z9. No reason to dump them. If you are on some mystical quest for narrowest depth of field and ultimate ...
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Cannot answer for the OP, but I have a very hard time not being tempted by the X-H2 even though I own a Z7 and a few Z lenses, and am delighted by their resulting IQ. I feel secure in the ...
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It all depends if you use a slinged bag or not. When you use such a bag, with easy access to the camera, it makes perfect sense to forego the neck/shoulder strap. And use a wrist strap for safety....
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It is a fun little body delivering very good results. The IQ is in line with the best current generation APS-C sensors, only beaten by the very latest Fujifilm bodies (X-H2s, X-H2 and X-T5) on ...
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