Lars
Active member
I was standing at the bus stop tonight waiting for the bus on the way back from my client, thinking...
Wide open pupils, my eyes are probably around f/4 to f/6, still I get extremely low noise and deep shadow detail without blowing any highlights, we're talking 16 stops or more. Not a small feat considering the sensor size, I mean we're not talking MF or even fullframe here. No color fringing from any chromatic aberration, distorsion is virtually nonexistent except when (the system has been compromised by a virus attack) and any residuals from bayer pattern interpolations are really well hidden. Considering the relatively small sensor size, it's quite remarkable, as is the wide gamut color space. On the physical side, autofocus is fast, almost instant, with no hunting and totally silent. And all in HD Live View with no jelly effects! Take that Canon. But I'd have to say the background bokeh is so-so and of course a bit difficult to judge, as everything I look at seems to be in focus.
Happy holidays everyone,
Lars
Wide open pupils, my eyes are probably around f/4 to f/6, still I get extremely low noise and deep shadow detail without blowing any highlights, we're talking 16 stops or more. Not a small feat considering the sensor size, I mean we're not talking MF or even fullframe here. No color fringing from any chromatic aberration, distorsion is virtually nonexistent except when (the system has been compromised by a virus attack) and any residuals from bayer pattern interpolations are really well hidden. Considering the relatively small sensor size, it's quite remarkable, as is the wide gamut color space. On the physical side, autofocus is fast, almost instant, with no hunting and totally silent. And all in HD Live View with no jelly effects! Take that Canon. But I'd have to say the background bokeh is so-so and of course a bit difficult to judge, as everything I look at seems to be in focus.
Happy holidays everyone,
Lars