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Does the a7s and r have back button focus?
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Does the a7s and r have back button focus?
Does the a7s and r have back button focus?
Yes. (My response was too slow, as ever.)
Damm should I wait then lol
Does the a7s and r have back button focus?
Well the rumour was for an Nex style ff, so no evf in a tiny body.
Hasn't the a7s been out no more then a year and a bit since release?. Sony need to up there lenses tbhI'm a little surprised that there hasn't been a A7r and A7s II yet and I'd have thought that these would have quite quickly followed the 7II if not been announced at the same time. I wouldn't be too surprised to see a 50mp camera as Canon have announced theirs and in fact I'm a little surprised that a high mp count Sony announcement hasn't come already to take a little wind from Canon's sails.
Well I just ordered a a7s!
Innit.Bout bloody time
Hasn't the a7s been out no more then a year and a bit since release?. Sony need to up there lenses tbh
Well I just ordered a a7s!
If you ask me they are doing fantastic with the lenses i cant think of any new system that had so many lenses this fast.
Planning to get either the 35mm or 55mm.ha! Good
What lenses are you going to use/buy?
Planning to get either the 35mm or 55mm.
For now I bought an adapter to use my ef lenses
Link?Looks like a A7R II is on the way soon (May).... and apparently its already in production.
I believe it will definitely be a high-mega pixel monster (50mp) with the same body design like the A7II with IBIS. Not expecting any other ground breaking features similar to the A7 > A7II upgrade.
It is probably safe to assume that Sony will release a A7S II too with similar updates eventually..... I am going to hold out and see what the A9 Pro series brings to the table
Link?
http://www.sonyalpharumors.com/sr4-sony-a7rii-is-coming-very-soon/
As I mentioned previously, the new MK II bodies are larger and heavier than the originals, its a shame in some respects as I prefer the smaller body in this line of bodies.
For the A9 Pro series I would expect larger MK II bodies but with a significant improvement in every area to rival / surpass the Pro level Nikon and Canon bodies, AF Tracking and High Speed being one of the biggest downfalls of the mirrorless series.
Why what's up?I wish them the best of luck.
Why what's up?
Sony are not too far off to be fair, Sony mirrorless bodies have come a long way in such a short space of time, but compared to DSLR bodies, its still in its infancy. A big step forward would be incorporating the A6000 4D AF system onto the FE Full-Frame sensor system with other improvements.I wish them the best of luck.
Sony are not too far off to be fair, Sony mirrorless bodies have come a long way in such a short space of time, but compared to DSLR bodies, its still in its infancy. A big step forward would be incorporating the A6000 4D AF system onto the FE Full-Frame sensor system with other improvements.
The key area's where the current A7 series has been criticized is AF performance / speed / tracking and lack of real weather sealing.
I know the lack of lenses has been mentioned too but this is a new system and it does take time to build high quality lenses.
now is ee what u mean,I wish them the best of luck.
now is ee what u mean,
As i said in the other forum, expect mirrorless to take over DSLR within the next 5-10 years
But you said rival / surpass, not 'they are moving into the right direction'. Theres a big difference.
Besides af what else is lacking then in mirror less? 10 years is a guesstimate. Could be sooner. In fact all Sony need to do is slap on af system that's as good as a 5D3 and it's game over for mirrored slrs.And as I said, thats fairly obvious with manufacturing cost cutting and more beginners buying interchangeable cameras. 10 years, thats ages away, I care about now!
Its too early and the Sony FE system has not been out long enough to mature to compete directly with Pro-level DSLR's, I think that Sony will make a bigger shift once they release a professional FE body with DSLR rivalling AF Tracking & Speed.
As it stands the AF and AF tracking abilities on the A7 series do not match high-end DSLR's and that's what most mirrorless systems get marked down for.
Give it time and watch how Nikon and Canon will need to too focus on a high-end mirrorless body........ the day of DSLR's will come to an end eventually.... technology always moves on
Again, my comment was based on the following statement "For the A9 Pro series I would expect larger MK II bodies but with a significant improvement in every area to rival / surpass the Pro level Nikon and Canon bodies"
NOT whats happening in the next few years!
Besides af what else is lacking then in mirror less? 10 years is a guesstimate. Could be sooner. In fact all Sony need to do is slap on af system that's as good as a 5D3 and it's game over for mirrored slrs