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Even one of the above would get me to buy the next generation. Both would be fantastic (but IBIS is unlikely)
Druids Among Us by jmmtampa, on Flickr
Does this mean that you need to use higher ISOs? Up to which level would you comfortably go on the A7R?
That depends a lot on how much light you have available, of course. When shooting in low light, I usually use a tripod.
That depends a lot on final use of the image. I consider up to ISO 1600 as safe territory for large prints (32x24") if need be, but I try to stay below ISO 800 whenever possible. For web use, the sky's the limit…
Shouldn't it look like this:MOMA in NY
In my narrow photographic world, "oof" means "out of focus". My humor tends to be less than obvious. My apologies to the artist and to you Michiel.Why Joe?
Joe, he can't help it - You know the poor old boy is knocking on a bit!In my narrow photographic world, "oof" means "out of focus". My humor tends to be less than obvious. My apologies to the artist and to you Michiel.
Joe
Hello, just getting back around to answer questions. The A7 files usually sit around 24MB per image and the A7r is usually right around 37MB.
No there's not real discernible difference in quality without close and careful inspection. The A7r has magnesium dials and all magnesium body. The A7 has fancy plastic dials and a half fancy plastic/ half magnesium body. You couldn't tell though without someone mentioning it.
Cool shot. What part of AFG is that?Some tremendous images here and its really impression me what people are doing with these cameras. It makes a mockery of all the criticism and whinging about some of their flaws. Its about getting out there and using them hard for what they do well (which is a lot)!!!!
I'm loving my A7 and A7R and will keep updating with documentary images from Afghanistan, such as the aerial shots here: Aerial Documentary Project Work with the A7R!
Plenty more images to come from this body of work. I'm aiming for about six fifteen shot portfolios and loving every minute of it.
:ROTFL::ROTFL::ROTFL:In my narrow photographic world, "oof" means "out of focus". My humor tends to be less than obvious. My apologies to the artist and to you Michiel.
Joe
