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InterestingMade extra green on purpose, no comments about Sony colours please!
VSCC Prescott Aug 2018 by JJ_Glos, on Flickr
InterestingMade extra green on purpose, no comments about Sony colours please!
VSCC Prescott Aug 2018 by JJ_Glos, on Flickr
I’m finding the e-infinity delivery a tad bizarre. 2 days from order to say it’s been processed, then another 2 days to say dispatched. 24-48 hours for tracking to work? If it had have been Panamoz, it would have been here by now. Maybe it was cheap because someone’s walking it to my door?
Reading this has, for some reason, made me realise that I can't recall ever being quite so happy with a camera as I am with my A7R3.I might buy an A9.
Reading this has, for some reason, made me realise that I can't recall ever being quite so happy with a camera as I am with my A7R3.
I've had it for nearly 5 months now and it simply ticks all the boxes for me. It may not have the burst speed of my old 1Dx but it's adequate for my needs and doesn't tire me out carrying it.
It may not be as light as my Olympus m4/3 gear but the sensor is streets ahead in low light and extreme contrast situations and I now get more shots I'm happy with, often straight out of the box.
I find I do far less post-processing than I used to with the m4/3. One of the reasons I chose this body was the pixel density and the far greater ability to crop and still get the maximum pixels possible on my subject without the need to carry monster lenses which, at my age, I no longer can do.
Downside? Everything is so bloody expensive!
I'm sure you'll love your A9.
That’s my trouble. I tried the A7R3 before I got the A73 and I just really liked the EVF for tracking etc. But the A7R3 was a bit overkill MP wise for sports so the A9 just makes sense for what I do!
Years ago with efinity was just an eBay shop they got lots of bad feedback for slow dispatch. Then people seemed to think that they carried no stock of anything. The way they worked was that when someone placed an order they would go out and source the stock this meant that every order had a delay while they searched for stock at the right price. A lot of the negative feedback they received was due too cancelled orders as if they couldn’t source the stock at the right price they just cancelled the order. Maybe they still operate in a similar way.
That’s my trouble. I tried the A7R3 before I got the A73 and I just really liked the EVF for tracking etc. But the A7R3 was a bit overkill MP wise for sports so the A9 just makes sense for what I do!
It's something like 800 quid more then a a7mk3 via panamoz?I might get to use one today. I Still can’t justify the price though.
What’s different with the A7R’s EVF? Eventually I’d like a higher res model to partner the A73.
It’s actually only a few hundred quid moreIt's something like 800 quid more then a a7mk3 via panamoz?
It's something like 800 quid more then a a7mk3 via panamoz?
It’s actually only a few hundred quid more
I ordered an AR3 from Panamoz late Tuesday evening been tracking it and it has cleared customs, due for delivery 2pm Monday, when I saw it had dropped to a straight £2000 I could no longer resist.
Probably the best colour I’ve seen from a Sony on here
The R evf is a noticeable improvement. Much better resolution
It's something like 800 quid more then a a7mk3 via panamoz?
Yeah but that's where eye AF shines, although that is improved on the X-T3 and I don't know I have seen him use it.
He just posted the video. At first glance in the start of the video the Fuji does look like to have better colours, his usual look and the Sony seems too yellow but later on when the sun has set the Sony looks to be more neutral.
One thing to note is that he shoots jpegs on these so any DR advantages of the Sony is gone and also he never used eye-af once in either of them, so the whole exercise is really about colour balance and bokeh.
At first glance I much prefer the X-T3 and in a way, it’s all about making it look good as opposed to looking neutral. However if you process a lot, I think the Sony is the better choice.
Also, the colours of the 35/1.4 he has on the Sony seem to have warmer colours than the 85/1.8. Different lighting conditions sure but the difference was quite evident. When it was dark he stopped posting the Fuji for some reason too so can’t compare.
I ordered an AR3 from Panamoz late Tuesday evening been tracking it and it has cleared customs, due for delivery 2pm Monday, when I saw it had dropped to a straight £2000 I could no longer resist.
I’m finding the e-infinity delivery a tad bizarre. 2 days from order to say it’s been processed, then another 2 days to say dispatched. 24-48 hours for tracking to work? If it had have been Panamoz, it would have been here by now. Maybe it was cheap because someone’s walking it to my door?
gosh, £2k and 3 years warranty... need more GAS resistance!
He just posted the video. At first glance in the start of the video the Fuji does look like to have better colours, his usual look and the Sony seems too yellow but later on when the sun has set the Sony looks to be more neutral.
One thing to note is that he shoots jpegs on these so any DR advantages of the Sony is gone and also he never used eye-af once in either of them, so the whole exercise is really about colour balance and bokeh.
At first glance I much prefer the X-T3 and in a way, it’s all about making it look good as opposed to looking neutral. However if you process a lot, I think the Sony is the better choice.
Also, the colours of the 35/1.4 he has on the Sony seem to have warmer colours than the 85/1.8. Different lighting conditions sure but the difference was quite evident. When it was dark he stopped posting the Fuji for some reason too so can’t compare.
So hes comparing colour balance of built in JPG processing which can be tweaked extensively in camera.
£2500 is just a great price for what it offers! The A7R3 probably also useful for sports as still 18mp in crop but the A9 focussing is meant to be something else.
Anyone shooting godox on the xpro, when you dial in compensation for TTL does the value show on the light ? When I dial it in it doesn't show on the screen of the AD200s or 600pro
I dismissed the A7R3 as the focus points don't cover the entire screen, and I couldn't justify 2 A9 bodies.
Jpeg from last night's catwalk show at Belfast Fashion Week...
Sony A73 with Sony 85mm f.8 (in crop mode)
f2.2, 1/500th, ISO 800
Belfast Fashion Week by CFC Photo, on Flickr
the blues and reds come out very well on the Sony,not so much the green and yellow brown shadesJpeg from last night's catwalk show at Belfast Fashion Week...
Sony A73 with Sony 85mm f.8 (in crop mode)
f2.2, 1/500th, ISO 800
Belfast Fashion Week by CFC Photo, on Flickr
Why is that such an issue?I dismissed the A7R3 as the focus points don't cover the entire screen, and I couldn't justify 2 A9 bodies.
Agreed.I really do think that there's something about the Canon colours that Sony haven't/don't want to get near.
The main lights last night were blue white and the cathedral lights were orangey, so a bit difficult. More critical for the official tog as he has to make sure that the outfit colours are spot on... I just please myself!
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Cheers. Appreciate you taking the time.Maybe just a tad too warm for me, but somewhere in between would be perfect.
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Strange question but with electric shutter on the A9 can you still have a shutter sound?
Also what are the different FPS speeds? Is it like 5/10/20?
I use the wider focal points a lot, not having to focus and recompose shots was one of the reasons for switching from the D750Why is that such an issue?
Strange question but with electric shutter on the A9 can you still have a shutter sound?
Also what are the different FPS speeds? Is it like 5/10/20?