BlueBomberTurbo

A bit hard to capture lots of light at 20fps...

Just being technical here, but EFCS (electronic first curtain shutter) isn't the the same as silent shutter. Silent uses no shutter at all, while EFCS only uses the shutter at the end of the ...

I'm just the opposite.  Had the 24 and 50, and bought the 35 somewhat recently.  Always found the 24 to be odd to shoot with.  The 35 is fine, but the 50 feels a bit odd now being close to 35.  If ...

It certainly is in normal mode.  In HFR mode, it's cut out, but the video will play back at 24 or 30fps (user selectable before record).  Really the only use is to see if the slow motion is indeed ...

Refurbished = better than new. These have already had something go wrong when they were new, and it's been fixed, reexamined, and recleaned. So someone took the hit for you, AND you get a...

Not proprietary. Micro USB is about as run of the mill as you can get.

How bout the Samyang 12/2?  It's very wide, so focusing is set-it-and-forget-it.  The depth of field is huge when stopped down a bit.

Looking good for those who still have A6300s that overheat:

http://www.sonyalpharumors.com/new-a6300-firmware-doubles-camera-life-overheats/

It already got a big update for its time: XAVC-S. The A5100 launched after it came with the high bitrate option from the factory, and it eventually was added to the A6000 via firmware.

Rather have a longer lens on the second camera instead of supersampling a wide angle.

Nikon 1 J5. Think of it as a Sony RX100 with interchangeable lenses, but made by Nikon...

I've read that it doesn't have a selectable Pixel Master mode, but it automatically switches over in Auto mode in very low light. There's an owl icon that pops up when it's in use. Regardless, the ...

The Sigma is cheaply made. I have it.

Big camera, but it has very few faults.

The only real sophistication is in IBIS, which has been done before. Mostly everything else improved is software.

Note that SLTs have a translucent mirror in front that blocks around 1/2 stop of light. Its sensor was about as good as the A6000's, which wasn't as good as Nikon or Samsung at the time. Cut it...

It's like this with all adapters.  Limited to tracking only in Continuous Lo mode.  Not sure about the A9, though.

Turn off Video Stabilization.  It only disables the electronic stabilization, not the optical on the 25mm.  That's what's causing both the crop and the dropped frames.

ISO 12,800 RAW:

Techart Pro will give you fast AF.  Just get the lens in Nikon or Canon mount, with a Leica M adapter, and you're set.  Stabilization would require the A6500.