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I want a drone.
Changing a system is not an interesting topic, in my opinion. Why change when someone has already invested a big chunk of money in an already good and proven system? Just for the sake of changing? On the other hand, a new buyer has less to care about. You want bright tele lenses for sports or wildlife? Go to Canon and Nikon. For most other occasions the Sony system will do just fine. Although I'm sure it will get bright tele lenses eventually. Sony's commitment to pro grade support remains to be seen.
It looks good too.
DFPanno: Amazing addition to the Alpha system.
Looking forward to some of these features being included in the upcoming A7R III.
Yeah, the joystick, the battery, the dual card slots and the EVF.
Sony keeps on turning the camera world upside down. Amazing.
A new model with fewer megapixels than its predecessor. Just wow.
Revenance: RIP Nikon, adapt or die
Legacy is nice, what there is now though is far more important .
daleeight: Good for overall status, but how does Sony look in the professional world... where professionals who really demand equipment that works and stays working... like sports shooters?
Those photogs can still go to Nikon and Canon. What percentage of the buying market are the professionals? Sony will eat to that market more and more anyway.
Great for Sony, I'm really glad because it's the brand that offered the most forward thinking and game changing products in recent years. Are there any global stats available?
We know when subject tracking is important. Subject tracking matters maybe in about 1% of my photography. But hey.
Aroart: The F stands for fourth what are they going to do for fifth..
They could name it P for "phiphth"
I laughed with the Musrang II mention.
Interesting. I didn't know about folded optics. Is there the same solution in my TZ-5? And is this used in today's travel zooms?
Fantastic.
turvyT: I like Canon color rendering over Nikon (and general design), but if I combine IQ and camera quality, for the same or less money Pentax APSC line offer at least same IQ (great colors too) plus much better general quality and control.
Pentax has more lenses optimized for APS-C than anyone else.
KonstantinosK: There's also a Sony lens that scored 42 P-Mpix on a A7Rii. Some impressive new lenses from outsiders out there.
Yes: Sony FE 90mm F2.8 Macro G OSS
There's also a Sony lens that scored 42 P-Mpix on a A7Rii. Some impressive new lenses from outsiders out there.
Impressive.
Great pictures. And I don't mind the implied political message.