Christian Unger

copyright exists from the moment an artwork is created.

Even with a meter (that's what I tried to say) just having the total ambient light level might not be sufficient, i.e. if you want a certain degree of continuous light (dragging shutter, fill...

a light meter will not be of that much use if you have ambient light e.g. coming in from a window and you want to check if it's visible anywhere.
Of course you could use a light meter and just take...

exactly.
this is also what I do when using flash, plus taking an actual shot with the trigger turned off because the live view image may not be 100% accurate.

good news: it appears they have really thought ahead and have even included 2 pages just about image quality. they must have guessed that there might be comments like yours.

look up "deep fake". they have already taken the idea to the next level.

Same old issue from the A6000. Now re-introduced again. For me this is definitely a deal breaker. If the A7III are shipped like this I might switch system. So the problem is: which system instead? ...

Theoretically that's the same with any other photo.

"Make pee-pee, not pew-pew" :)

This would be a great camera to convert to mirrorless digital or even "digifilm".

the one in the foreground?

then you definitely need an extra storage solution for safely stashing away the memistore. the memistoristore.
problem solved.

I usually misplace my cards at home ... maybe they could come up with a desktop version. That would be a great invention!

Excellent! But now it is about time to release a new Sony high end mirrorless body (how about A9r like "retro") with dual digifilm slot so we get a better way to install the Playmemories stuff :)

My first lens on the A7 II was the 35mm f2.8 ... been shooting it exclusively for more than a year first, and after 2.5 years it is still my most used lens out of the 3 E-Mount lenses that I own ...

next step: ridiculous speed limits below 400ft :)

we really need a non pro digital talk forum

I am using the batis 85mm and a Konica 135 f3.2 and although the 135 is nice for portraits, I like the flexibility of the 85 my suggestion is getting an inexpensive 135mm legacy lens first and see ...

At least until next year when we can expect the Mk V, for $1899 MSRP.
Of course it will not replace the Mk IV but will be a higher tier model, thus the higher price. Haha.

Preorder prices are from 200 Euros here