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I have both the A99II and a few A7 series cameras, I prefer the A7's with slower lightweight lenses and the older faster heavyweight A-mount lenses I reserve for the A99II. I can't justify the ...

Part of the problem with Sony has to do with it's auto white balance in incandescent light, it tends to be too yellow/green. Fortunately for Sony there was none of that in the video.

Second attempt, this time based on skin tones alone :-
Sony 34 - 10, 2, 0
Nikon 24 - 1, 10, 1
Canon 14 - 1, 0, 11

Interesting exercise, as a Sony shooter I was looking for the most neutral setting, some of the images were a bit under-exposed for my taste, so I chose the best balance in other colors other than...

I chose the combination of :- Batis 18 mm f/2.8 Sony 55 mm f/1.8 Sony 85 mm f/1.8 It is a good combination, the lenses are all excellent performers without adding too much weight and are widely ...

Looks good, not a great fan of the 21 mm unless distortion is the point (which it probably is), I would like to see a lens in the 85- 135 mm range used, especially with a full frame sensor, good...

gatorowl: Your right, I was never intending my comments to be as "cogent" as you had hoped for, I don't believe you can miraculously gain 2 stop of image quality with this sensor ie ISO 3200...

Minolta had already lost it's title when Minolta became the ridiculously long titled KonicaMinolta, which happened before Sony took over, besides Sony bought the camera business not the name an...

I still have my A900 though these days it doesn't get much use . It was a very good camera, so much so that I bought a used A850 as a backup just in case it was no longer possible for it to be...

No it isn't the mirror, its the sensor, you assume all sensors are equal there not. I put this out as a question not an answer, I think its more a case of what ever you do don't mention my "L" glass.

Azathothh: Ah, no! Maybe just better tech!

Maybe the useable image quality at an acceptable ISO on a IDx Mark II at 400mm f/2.8 is any different from an A9 at 400mm f/5.6 given the improved sensor plus improved image stabilization, just a...

Nothing wrong with big expensive lenses like the 400mm f/2.8, I have both a 300mm f/2.8 and a 600mm f/4. My point was do you need them anymore apart from shallow depth of field the advantages are...

OK, use a lens like the 100-400, F/5.6 at 400mm, use 2 stop increase in ISO with 5 stop image stabilization, it is the equivalent exposure to f/2.8, try that with a Canon etc. with a 400mm f/2.8...

A lot of people say Sony needs to have big fast tele-primes like 300 f/2.8, 400 f/2.8, 600 f/4 etc. I thought the advantage of small form factor and improved high ISO performance was the need for...

HowaboutRaw: Yes, I personally have 6, A900, A850, A99II, A7s and A7 (x2). (The answer is the same as your repeat post)

Yes, I personally have 6, A900, A850, A99II, A7s and A7 (x2).

43mm is the ideal focal length at least for 24x36mm sensors as its the diagonal of that frame so at 1x magnification you are seeing in the viewfinder with one eye what you are seeing with your...

Would be nice to see a few more medium format lens adapters.

I would like to see a direct comparison with the Minolta/Sony 135mm T4.5 STF, I would think as the focal length is longer on the 135mm any OOF background would be more magnified with greater...