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Thanks rob. I'd say about 99% of my shots have been silent shutter. Does my 3799 shutter count include those or only non silent shutter?
Only non silent.
Thanks rob. I'd say about 99% of my shots have been silent shutter. Does my 3799 shutter count include those or only non silent shutter?
Only non silent.
Not that I’m aware of.Thanks, that's what I thought. Is there a way to figure out total shots taken with just silent shutter?
Not that I’m aware of.
If you use Mac I believe you can see the total number of shots taken, I could with my Nikon anyway.That's a pity. I just wanted to try and figure out how many photos I've taken in total since owning the camera. I've kept all my raw files since 31st March 21 and they add up to just over 6,500. I got the camera in October 2020 and wouldn't have taken many between then and March, so I reckon my total usage is probably in the 8 to 9000 range.
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Fingers crossed it's the 24-70GM MK2.At the rumor site...
RUMOR: The new E-mount broadcasting camera and a new lens will be announced in December! | sonyalpharumors
Sony has one more announcement in December. We should get two new products: A new E-mount cinema camera A new E-mount lens I have no solid details yet....just some unconfirmed rumors. I have been told the new cinema camera is quite impressive!www.sonyalpharumors.com
A broadcasting camera? That's nice.
A new lens? Hmmm. What could it be?
How about a class leading 28mm? Possibly zero chance. But they do have very good and at or near the top of the pile 24, 35 and 50mm lenses so why not? I have the 28mm f2 which is good enough for me but maybe not an exceptional lens.
@Merlin5 I've just checked and unfortunately it doesn't show total count on Mac with Sonys for some reason![]()
Fingers crossed it's the 24-70GM MK2.
I guess because it's irrelevant, no wear caused by using the electronic shutter.
Perhaps though the electronics that activate the electronic shutter could eventually fail after a certain amount of use?
Perhaps though the electronics that activate the electronic shutter could eventually fail after a certain amount of use?
I thought about that but I don't think that's the case tbh as it has both types of shutter, as did my Z7 which did register the total number. I don't think Sony are great at adding all data tbh, thumbnails don't appear on all OS's eitherI guess because it's irrelevant, no wear caused by using the electronic shutter.
I thought about that but I don't think that's the case tbh as it has both types of shutter, as did my Z7 which did register the total number. I don't think Sony are great at adding all data tbh, thumbnails don't appear on all OS's either![]()
An "electronic shutter" isn't an actual mechanism, it just turns the sensor on and off (as with the A7) or just records over that period (A9 and up, hence no blackout).
But there's nothing to wear out.
I work on a simple equation to work out total shots taken....Yeah I get that, but as I said you have the option to use either or as you can with most mirrorless. However, I don't think that the data shown on the Nikon files was for a 'wear and tear' purposes, just general info regarding how many shots you'd taken which is what Merlin was after![]()
Yeah I’ve never really been too keen on Nikon. No real logical reason, but I’m perhaps too stuck in my ways now!@Matt. Seen your lens choices.
Gut would say Tamron 28-200 or 24-105. The long end of a lens can be very useful for landscape photography - and I know the sort of places you like and quite often 70mm won't be long enough in certain scenarios.
The other option might have been a Z6ii and Z 24-200. I've read comments that the lens is very satisfactory and 24-200 gives you a huge field of view variety in one lens.
The more I write this - now you've gone for the A7iv - the 28-200 Tamron seems an excellent call out.
I'd honestly consider it. I think a super zoom 1 body 1 lens solution is ultimately what you're looking for ie trading off some IQ for portability. I'll trade off chunks of portability for IQ, others do the converseYeah I’ve never really been too keen on Nikon. No real logical reason, but I’m perhaps too stuck in my ways now!
My biggest concern with Tamron is build quality. My camera is a tool and used as such. It won’t be perfectly cared for. I’ll probably have more of a play when I get the body.
I have a good local camera shop that I can walk to that stocks all these lenses so it’s easy to go and have a go!
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I'd honestly consider it. I think a super zoom 1 body 1 lens solution is ultimately what you're looking for ie trading off some IQ for portability. I'll trade off chunks of portability for IQ, others do the converse
I'm just not sure 70mm is going to be long enough for you.
Tamron’s build quality is very good these days, I’d have no concerns over knocks and such.Yeah I’ve never really been too keen on Nikon. No real logical reason, but I’m perhaps too stuck in my ways now!
My biggest concern with Tamron is build quality. My camera is a tool and used as such. It won’t be perfectly cared for. I’ll probably have more of a play when I get the body.
I have a good local camera shop that I can walk to that stocks all these lenses so it’s easy to go and have a go!
I’d expect the R1 to be better, it’s not rumoured to be out until next Autumn. Sony will no doubt then bring out something better, followed by Nikon and so onThe rumored R1 is rumored to outperform the Sony A1.
Canon EOS R1 is rumored to “outperform” both, the Sony A1 and Nikon Z9 | sonyalpharumors
Of course Canon will not stay silent while being aggressively pushed into a corner by the Sony A1 and the new Nikon Z9. CanonWatch writes the camera might be releases in Q3 2022 and that the Canon EOS R1 will incorporate technology that will “let all competitors behind“. PetaPixel reports about...www.sonyalpharumors.com
That's nice but as the rumor site says the A1 is more compact than these integrated grip cameras. As I said a while back, I saw two photographers using integrated grip Canons at an event and to me they looked ridiculous. If in the market for a camera in this class I'd chose the A1 every time for the saving in bulk and weight and add a grip if I wanted to shoot a lot of portrait orientation shots.
To each their own![]()
Tamron’s build quality is very good these days, I’d have no concerns over knocks and such.
I’d expect the R1 to be better, it’s not rumoured to be out until next Autumn. Sony will no doubt then bring out something better, followed by Nikon and so on![]()
I can see why people use them. If you're always swapping between landscape and portrait orientation then it makes sense, but they're not for me. I'd rather just have a grip for the rare times I'd need it.Yup and such s life. It's the form factor that I myself have an issue with as I just can't see myself ever hauling around and using a gripped camera that size. Each to their own though and I'm sure that for reasons I can't understand some will just love these big gripped behemoths.
I suppose one difference between me and those gripped Canon camera guys I saw at the function is that they'd be using the cameras on and off for a couple of hours with regular rests whereas I'd be carrying the camera for miles and using it on and off for hours..
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Updated samyang 50mm f1.4
Just announced: New Samyang AF 50mm f/1.4 FE II lens | sonyalpharumors
Samyang announced the new 50mm f/1.4 FE II lens. You can find all the info on their official product page. Nic Taylor shared those nice images of the new lens:www.sonyalpharumors.com
I actually liked the rendering of the first version but the AF was terrible.
Updated samyang 50mm f1.4
Just announced: New Samyang AF 50mm f/1.4 FE II lens | sonyalpharumors
Samyang announced the new 50mm f/1.4 FE II lens. You can find all the info on their official product page. Nic Taylor shared those nice images of the new lens:www.sonyalpharumors.com
I actually liked the rendering of the first version but the AF was terrible.
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Yeah I had it for a little while too.I got this lens (the first version)soon after it was released. Loud af and the lens was no sharper at f8 than it was wide open. The wide open out of focus rendering though I rate as right up there. Better than the zeiss. This update could be interesting.
I got this lens (the first version)soon after it was released. Loud af and the lens was no sharper at f8 than it was wide open. The wide open out of focus rendering though I rate as right up there. Better than the zeiss. This update could be interesting.
I think everyone had one of these at one time or another.
A.F was ridiculously bad so am sure they will have improved that and as you say it never really got sharp.
Too late for me now as I have the 50GM and it is the best lens I have ever used never mind the best 50.
I’ve just received the gm too so looking forward to trying it out.
Works for meIs anyone else having problems with the camera/lens size comparison website?
I can't delete selected cameras or move them now. I see that the guy is appealing for donations so maybe there are problems. Is it working for anyone?
Works for me![]()
Very odd. Might be something to do with cache or cookies?It's not working for me.
I have a saved link and that's not working and starting from scratch from Google doesn't work either. I can call up cameras and add lenses but I can't move or delete them. How odd.