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What "fundamental differences in DR between FF and APSC"? Its a very very small difference. Not to mention that a9 has worst DR than a6500.. Personally I want small premium a6x00 style camera (can ...

not my style, but I like it.

Smooth Reflections is great app. its one of the reasons I am a bit hesitant to upgrade my a6500. In my experience the diffraction become more noticeable from f13, but of course that is lens dependent.

(1) Sony A7 is 6% (6.9 mm) wider and 41% (27.5 mm) taller than Sony Alpha a6600. (2) Sony A7 is 30% (21.1 mm) thinner than ...

Hi and I hope you have many more cameras to purchase :) To be honest every time someone mentions that he/she wants a bigger sony apsc body I am little bit annoyed. Why? They grew soo much in the ...

That and the lack of a full mechanical shutter are the reasons I did not buy the a7c. Hope the next version is more photography friendly.

These are very strange problems. It could be something to do with the camera. Try to fix the white balance in capture one or lightroom. Sigma 16 is amazing.

Complete nonsense!

A6500 is about a stop better than a6000 at high iso and FF is about a stop better than a6500 https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/image-comparison/fullscreen?attr18=daylight&attr13_0=sony_a6500&attr13_ ...

I really wanted a small FF camera, and initially was quite excited about a7c (loved the fact that it has ibis). Then I found 2 major issues (major for me) 1. max 1/4000 shutter speed 2. no fully ...

Try using capture one and for the noise reduction DxO PhotoLab 4 - deep prime IT IS AMAZING.

This sounds exactly as what I observed with a7r3, the autofocus was a complete mess. I just don't trust it. Much worst than my a6500. Luckily I was able to return it. I remember reading a thread ...

Why waste time looking at the images, when you can simply defend sony with irrelevant arguments? Btw I use sony, just dont care about brand loyalty. When something is wrong, its wrong. Its called ...

Will you stop this nonsense with monitor calibration and personal preferences? Just look at the images posted in this thread.

I know what you mean William, I felt in the same way until couple of months ago. I will not repeat it here, but you can take a look at my post ...

one thing that I forgot to mention is that a6500 is the last sony apsc that supports apps. I often use the smooth reflection one for long exposures. It's a great app.

Don't worry about the sharpness, btw according to dxo a6500 is slightly better https://www.dxomark.com/Cameras/Compare/Side-by-side/Sony-A6400-versus-Sony-A6500-versus-Sony-A6300___1281_1127_1072 ...

If its not for moving objects, you can just use bbf in afc and recompose, that is what I do and it is just as fast. in my testing it is about 3 stops which makes quite a difference. also it helps ...

When I switched from a6000 to a6500 (my usage is photo only and not video) I found a huge difference. I dont think I will ever have a camera without ibis. AF on other hand is good enough (for my ...

Sadly, it looks like it will be a pass from me. All reviews so far mention the soft images at 70mm and the CA issues.