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I went the same route as you. I bought the Sigma 30 f/1.4 but never really liked it. Too tight for indoors. Sold it and found an absolute bargain for a Zeiss 24 1.8 at roughly EUR 350. It now sits ...
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In a reply Arthur R says that he might discuss this in another video. "It isnt as good at 70 as it is at 55mm, but its not bad." I really enjoyed this review because it confirmed previous comments ...
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Minimum focusing distance is shorter with the Tamron than the Sony, especially on the wider end. See here at 8:57 (video is in German). That gives near-macro results and fantastic bokeh and subject ...
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This video has the clearest exemple so far of how soft this lens is at 70 mm, which is the only weakness that this lens shows. I don't think it's a deal-breaker. It could be if the Sony G master ...
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Where did you see that pre-order price?
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Why not the A6400? You’ll have IBIS with the Tamron.
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I totally agree. Winter-time indoor shooting requires f1.4 - f1.8 prime lenses in my opinion. I was planning to buy the Sony 16-55 for next summer but the new Tammy 17-70 is a nice addition. And ...
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Yes, the light was good but the framing of the shot is pure art. And it doesn’t matter if you were just “lucky”.
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You are right. But arguably even the "natural" bokeh of a FF 1.4 lens is fake. It's the result of a man-made contraption and not like the human eye would see :) Your third picture (Albufeira) is ...
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Congrats on your choice. IMHO it makes more sense to buy an A6400. Use the extra cash for a better lens. For those who rave about better depth of field and subject separation with FF cameras, let ...
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Yes, I agree. I had a RX100-2 for a while as a backup camera and was blown away by the picture quality. Now I can only afford to have only one camera and before switching to the A6400 I did ...
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Albeit complicated, it is possible to add GPS data to your pictures. If the A6400 had IBIS and GPS activated all the time I would guess that the battery would drain very quickly. Are you going to ...
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Since my daughter (now 3 yrs old) started moving a lot, I became aware of how badly the autofocus in my A6500 was struggling to keep up with a wild and uncooperative fast-moving subject. And ...
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I may sound old-fashioned but the lack of custom buttons is a deal-breaker. Is this a point-and-shoot camera?
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Is it just me or the X100V shows more CA in the first picture?
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