ActionPhotoPassion

Hi there, I was at the wedding of friends of mine this week-end in Ibiza and as a guest I didn't want to get there not to enjoy the party :D So I decided to take the A58 with Sony dt SAL 35f1.8 and ...

If you stay in APS-C the 16-50/2.8 is the no brainer. I would suggest you to go with the A77ii more than A68 because of the crop mode of A68 in burst mode.  Same as A58.  A77II doesn't have this ...

Thing is as you said it,  it's a matter of system. And be sure that Nikon will do like Sony and leave the R&D department of DSLR. Well what will you do as soon as you got an equal or better DSLR ...

not too difficult for Sony to do better for the A7 series grip for example. They have already done far way more ergonomic and it's still working perfectly on A99m2

Exactly as it is for Sony A-mount then.... Well then we can call it a draw. All in all noone can deny the fact that the support from Sony with adapter is a problem. I have done a video concluding ...

I agree with you when you say that à New one wouldn't give any money to Sony. OTOH I have seen videos of MB adapters that are able to bring eyeAF or quick AF. But as we all know the adapting route ...

Logically there won't be good A-mount lens to emount body adapter but the biggest problem is that the adapters of canon glass to sony emount are even better than the Sony adapters.  Simply put. ...

Body and adaptor is exactly what Canon Nikon users are doing.  They don't need to  buy the emount glass neither And now that there are Canikon ML there are even chances that they just leave the ...

Since march when I rented the A7Rii I had concluded that there is NO transition possible from A to E. I consider that what we lose by transitionning from A to E is so huge and impacting that I have ...

With the ML lenses we win on the edge to edge image sharpness. That is a fact. And it is a positive one here don't you find ? What OTOH I can't accept ,  is to sacrifice ergonomics   and handling ...

As I have already shown it on this video: https://youtu.be/kRgaMKsJujQ The natural way to hand hold the camera even with the grip: I have my thumb on the trigger.  That's very awkward and  I needed ...

I rented the A7Rii with the grip during a full week And yes the ergonomics of A7 series is worst than A-mount one. Meaning not enough buttons to the extent of even with the grip the feeling in hand ...

If you go in this direction, and considering the fact that according you there is so meaningless A-mount users htat have gone e-mount (Which is not the case), how do you call the fact that Sony ...

And here is the only possible conclusion:

It's exactly the feelings I got and I didn't hesitate to post my rant at Sony

Thank you for this great news. Anoher good reason for me to go Nikon ML: + Body for tall-handed people CHECKED + lens selection with no exaggerated price CHECKED + IBIS CHECKED + >= 2Mpx rear ...

Getting control of DOF by moving is something I might have experienced but never was conscious  of. I have checked the behaviour of the A58 with the 35 vs the 50. The 35 is more accurate and I will ...

The link clearly state that the crop factor applies to the fstop too

I don't understand: The crop factor is not applying on fstop ? You lost me on this one  :D

Interestingly Sony SAM 28-75/2.8 is still not tested on DXO...  I think that at 300 bucks this "old" lens could show some things to the new Tamron 28-75/2.8 RXD that is at 800 bucks... BTW I didn't ...