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Need Impressions on Leica T and 35-56 Zoom

rollsman44

Well-known member
I still shoot some weddings and would like a second camera to use. I use the Sony A7ll and like it very much. Is this camera with this zoom good choice for what I am using it for? I do need AF. I also need to use Flash.Thank you
 
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Paratom

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I really do like the Leica T and also the 18-56 is excellent. I have used it on one wedding (but I was not the mai photographer) and like the small size and it was fine.
However- if I was a professional wedding photographer I would want a faster lens and a more "professional" camera (faster, better high ISO)
Also if you use flash on camera that means you could not use the EVF of the camera.
For me the T is the choice if I want a relativly compact camera which allows good IQ. Its fun to use.
 

rollsman44

Well-known member
Yes that is true. The Aperture on that lens should have been a wider one or a fixed one. Does anyone use a Leica with AF on a wedding?
 

Paratom

Well-known member
Yes that is true. The Aperture on that lens should have been a wider one or a fixed one. Does anyone use a Leica with AF on a wedding?
I think the lens makes sense to keep size down, and its very nice fpor using outside.
Also there is a 23 mm prime and soon a 35mm/1.4 prime.
 

rollsman44

Well-known member
How soon for the 35mm/ 1.4 ? I need to shoot portraits and general use. Thank you. I also NEED AF and I do shoot a lot with Flash
 

Paratom

Well-known member
If you use a A7II and like it a lot I wonder why not just buy a second A7II? It does have AF, you can by fast 55 or 85mm lenses, you have an integrated viewfinder and can put a flash on it. What are you missing?
 

rollsman44

Well-known member
Call me Crazy........just speculating to see what else is out there for me that I might be better. also, Not so costly as well. Thank you
 

iiiNelson

Well-known member
Call me Crazy........just speculating to see what else is out there for me that I might be better. also, Not so costly as well. Thank you
If you're not opposed to their size then why not a DSLR? They have a wider range of TTL lighting options, as well as, a wider lens selection. If you want to remain with Sony then the consensus opinion is that the A7RII is a Great Leap Forward from the A7II.
 

Paratom

Well-known member
I really like the T for what it is, but I am not sure it would be the best solution for your needs.
 
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