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Owned both. The RP focuses pretty nicely (especially in video)-sensor sucks. The A7Rii is an absolute steal and I'd highly recommend it. The Eye AF works very well with nearly every lens I've used ...

Are we talking software for editing Sony RAW files? Then Capture One Express for Sony seems like a logical fix. If you're meaning the thumbnails there's Sony RAW Driver (which claims to need Win 8 ...

Agreed. I'd be super happy with a 30ish-42 MP camera with a tilty/flippy screen.

Great choice

The A7Rii is the absolute best value in cameras today. The AF is quite good (yeah the A7iii is a touch faster) and even with adapted lenses (Sigma MC-11 and Canon). Buy a few extra batteries and ...

I'll also add that I still use both for various reasons and what I've found to be the optimal import method is to create a new session in C1, import images, edit (if you wish), and then create a ...

They've both got advantages/drawbacks and with that said I feel like the images that come from C1 just look better than those from LR. However, if you're doing a panorama/HDR no dice with C1.

Eastbank Esplanade-Portland, Oregon 9 images stacked/merged in Adobe Lightroom October 4th, 2020

I'm curious about the R4 as I think (maybe I'm wrong?) that it's got a larger PDAF area than the R3? Miss the amazing AF coverage the A7iii had.

I've always really liked the Sony 50. It does struggle a bit in lower light but with the newer gen bodies even less so. It could be that I've got a sweet spot for it since it was the first lens I ...

I've had a great time with the Sony 50 F1.8 and the Sony 28 F2.0 whilst walking around.

In my completely unscientific or independently verified usage I find that the R3 misses focus more often than my A7iii did which I'm attributing to fewer PDAF points and (maybe) being ...

I watched the Northrup video and wondered if they had the video AF adjust speed on the low end? The Sony webinar showed that and I'm thinking they hadn't adjusted it upward. I'm on the fence about ...

Congrats on your purchase! The A7Rii is a spectacular value and one heck of a camera.

Visited Ferndale, WA last weekend with the original intent of going to BC. Thanks to COVID we just hung around. Took a few photos of Mt. Baker Multiple images stitched in LR FrinGE brewing...check ...

I've got the 20 F2.8 and it's great. I've also owned the 28-75 and it's a beauty.

The MC-11 worked great on my A7iii (haven't tried it on the R3 yet). Welcome to having a body with a sensor that will run circles around the 5D.

I'd say no. You can find nice used A7rii for not much more than that these days. The AF system on the A7r is pretty bad/slow.

I like (and use) Pixieset as it looks great and it's easy to set up. I also like it as clients can download galleries.

Yeah, that's kind of what of what I'm thinking that there hasn't been a ton more progress in terms of DR. I'd say there has been progress from the R2 to the R3 in terms of the "ease" of making the ...