TheOwl360

In case folks are wondering about this pairing....

If Ford came out in 2022 with a Model T (innards, wheels, top speed, suspension, everything just like the first one produced) and branded it as “back to the essentials” and put a sticker on it for...

If you’re interested in getting the most out of the 42 megapixel sensor, I’d suggest investing in a lens which has little distortion, high light transmission, and low chromatic aberration. Based on ...

12 megapixels

I mean, it’s all relative. The A9II’s buffer and startup feel slow after using the A7SIII. Check out article below: https://www.cined.com/sony-a7s-iii-lab-test-does-it-live-up-to-the-hype/

Right, in your use-case you actually need the silent/variable shutter and the fast readout. I think you're probably right about Sony somehow crippling it, but it seems there's less banding with it ...

Exactly! You understand what I’m trying to share/say about the A7SIII: It’s being overlooked/underestimated by a lot of people. Thinking in practical terms for most people, it really is the best ...

I honestly feel like megapixels are overrated. I just took the attached shot with A7SIII and $200 Samyang 35 f/2.8. 12 megapixels is more than enough unless you're printing billboards or cropping ...

There’s less lag, imo.

Having used Sony FF and APSC cameras for about 5 years, the A7SIII is the all-around best Sony camera I have ever used and here’s why: Autofocus : While probably not as good as the AF on my A9II ...

Hi John, I've had the SL2-S for about 6-months now. It's an aesthetically pleasing camera. It's robust. Seems like it could last decades with proper care. I bought a thumb grip second hand ($75). T ...

My 16-35 GM is slightly softer at 35mm 2.8 but that's fine. I shot this handheld with an A7SIII (12mp). Your shots look like there's an issue with your lens. Sony did a recall on this lens a while ...

“It doesn’t work for everyone.”

Why not?

Why is the reliability of Canon’s ECAF poor?

Why is the ECAF in the Canon R3 not reliable for everyone and therefore just unreliable?

Does ECAF not...

When I posted the above, some people dismissed it, including some DPR staff who reviewed the camera. Now, in the above video, Chris confirms what I contended half a year ago…smh.

: Truth is, Sony and others didn’t bother implementing so-called Eye Control AF for the same reason Canon stopped implementing it years ago: Because while it sounds good and theoretically would be...

I posted the following back in September:

Canon’s release of Eye Control AF is a gimmick and undoubtedly so, just as the inclusion of 8K in the R5 was a gimmick and the piecemeal rollouts of all...

It’s possible the A9III is already here—the A1. One of the reasons the A1 doesn’t appeal to me is that I haven’t been convinced I’d gain anything over the A9II I already own in terms of focus ...

The A9II is different from the A9 in the following ways: (1) A9II has different body (2) Different mechanical shutter (3) Two UHS II card slots

(1) You only shoot RAW, so color science shouldn’t be that much of an issue. (2) Given your use case (i.e., your rationalization ...

Dustin Abbot conducts a pretty good visual comparison demonstrating relative high ISO performances between A7RIII, A7III, and A1. According to his tests, the A7III (followed by A7RIII) maintain...