D750 to Sony A7 v ,any advice
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There is nothing wrong with a7 V - it is a nice refreshed midranger.
This indicates you are looking to get some new E mount lenses and move away from your current ones. If you are not 100% happy with what you have there is little point clinging on to it. Otherwise you would be looking at Nikon body such as Z8 with f mount adapter.
This indicates you are looking to get some new E mount lenses and move away from your current ones. If you are not 100% happy with what you have there is little point clinging on to it. Otherwise you would be looking at Nikon body such as Z8 with f mount adapter.
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What is wrong with the 750 ???
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I'd stay with Nikon - body ergonomics have been good from the off, along with viewfinder optics & menu structures. It sounds like you want a Z6iii.
And adapt your lenses, at least to start with.
But if you don't want that Nikon vf brilliance, Panasonic hovers in the background ...
And adapt your lenses, at least to start with.
But if you don't want that Nikon vf brilliance, Panasonic hovers in the background ...
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A7V is pretty new, not sure you will find many users of it yet on here. But reviews suggest its an excellent body.
Sony shooter myself and I can suggest the ecosystem.
In the past i have used adapters and to be honest they are fiddly at best and didn't enjoy the experience.
if you are going to buy native lenses anyway and upgrade your lenses too I suggest looking at the system that provides the lenses you need and then picking the body.
if you are happy adapting then makes sense to look at nikon Z offerings.
There are other bodies like canon R6ii and Panasonic S1ii you could also consider.
Personally not a fan of Z6iii because of the worst dynamic range at base ISO. Its on par with APS-C sensors which isn't great.
Sony shooter myself and I can suggest the ecosystem.
In the past i have used adapters and to be honest they are fiddly at best and didn't enjoy the experience.
if you are going to buy native lenses anyway and upgrade your lenses too I suggest looking at the system that provides the lenses you need and then picking the body.
if you are happy adapting then makes sense to look at nikon Z offerings.
There are other bodies like canon R6ii and Panasonic S1ii you could also consider.
Personally not a fan of Z6iii because of the worst dynamic range at base ISO. Its on par with APS-C sensors which isn't great.
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Certainly interested in hearing how you get along with A7V
There is a Sony users' thread in case you are interested in sharing or need help
www.talkphotography.co.uk
There is a Sony users' thread in case you are interested in sharing or need help
The Amazing Sony A1/A7/A9/APS-C & Anything else welcome Mega Thread!
May very well look like this... http://www.sonyalpharumors.com/ Anyone interested? I've been looking forward to this coming out but I'm hard to please... 1. The rumour was it'd have IBIS, it hasn't got it. 2. It's not exactly pretty is it? To me it looks like someone glued it...
www.talkphotography.co.uk