Re: Fun with the Sony A7 and A7r series
I appreciate that it is early days yet, but I hope you will share your views on the A7 vs the A7r. I bought an A7 plus the zeiss 35mm for handheld walk about stuff with maybe a bit of tripod work out in the landscape. My initial response is that the files look fantastic when properly exposed and in the right circumstances (still tentatively feeling my way around how to use this combination). Seriously thinking about investing properly in this system. I never print above A2 and mostly A3+ so am curious whether or not the A7r does offer anything significant above the A7. I guess I am being lazy since I ought to arrange a rental and trial myself but since you are embarked upon the same investigation, I hope you don't mind if I ask.
Thanks
I appreciate that it is early days yet, but I hope you will share your views on the A7 vs the A7r. I bought an A7 plus the zeiss 35mm for handheld walk about stuff with maybe a bit of tripod work out in the landscape. My initial response is that the files look fantastic when properly exposed and in the right circumstances (still tentatively feeling my way around how to use this combination). Seriously thinking about investing properly in this system. I never print above A2 and mostly A3+ so am curious whether or not the A7r does offer anything significant above the A7. I guess I am being lazy since I ought to arrange a rental and trial myself but since you are embarked upon the same investigation, I hope you don't mind if I ask.
Thanks
One of my first shots with an A7r I picked up second hand last week.
I decided I had to try the A7r and see if I was missing anything over the A7. I'll have to decide which one to keep after a few weeks.
V&A Museum - A7r + M-Rokkor 28/2.8