Looked sharp to me? Especially the rugby onesYeah but the images you took are in no way sharp... :/
The Roman Grosjean one for example, should be sharp as a tack at 1/8000th sec. Was it possible your focusing was off?
different cameras tbh 5dsr is a great camera nothing wrong with it at all a7rii is a great camera BUT which would you carry for 12 hours a day at a wedding? lol
Yeah 70-400 is a good option but mega bucks.... I'll sit on it till I decide don't not need it till march anyway thanks
I don't think two spare battery weigh 200g?Depends on what combination of lenses you are using imo. Neither will be light with decent glass. After all, theres only 200g weight difference between the 7rii and 5dsr, 2 spare batteries and youre carrying the same weight.
I don't think two spare battery weigh 200g?
Anyways the 5dr doesn't do well in low light and as we all know. Doesn't have good Dr.
The 5d3 goes much better with an a7r2 imo as the 5d3 does decent in low light
Well the 5d3 share same lenses tans af but has better buffer speed and better iso hehe.I think they are 80g per battery.
But it does have better lenses, better battery life, better AF, better 3rd party support, more resolution and better build. Its all about weighing up the pros and cons and thats why 2 systems are better than 1.
But if you downscaled the 5dsr image you would find the noise is the same but the DR is better
Well the 5d3 share same lenses tans af but has better buffer speed and better iso hehe.
I'll be taking both the 5d3 and a7r2 to Peru
the 5dsr is a different camera tbh and aimed at different people I printed one of mine at a stupid size for a client and it was faultless as I'm sure the a7rii would be
I never really clicked with the 5d3 hence the move to sony when 5dsr was announced I got one for weddings defo don't regret the decision......
the 5dsr is good at low light never had a problem I do have 600 exrt flash though for weddings etc
yet to do a wedding with sony but am this Saturday taking a7rii a7ii lenses and 5dsr as a backup will let you know how it goes
But we werent comparing the 5dsr and the 5d3, we compared the 5dsr and a7rii.
Make sure you keep that A7rii out of humid places. Not worth the risk.
the 5dsr is a different camera tbh and aimed at different people I printed one of mine at a stupid size for a client and it was faultless as I'm sure the a7rii would be
I never really clicked with the 5d3 hence the move to sony when 5dsr was announced I got one for weddings defo don't regret the decision......
the 5dsr is good at low light never had a problem I do have 600 exrt flash though for weddings etc
yet to do a wedding with sony but am this Saturday taking a7rii a7ii lenses and 5dsr as a backup will let you know how it goes
Yes the only place that will be really humid is in the amazon rainforest. In there i will use my 5d3 exclusively!
Quality. i was close to getting a 5dr but it was close to a 5d3 and diddnt have high ISO(only up to 6400?) and that kind of put me off.
im looking forward to what the 5d4 brings to the table.
@twist, how well does the 5d3 perform in humid conditions?
i remember my cousin in law used a 40d and that was screwed back when we was in hong kong.
my gut feeling is only the 1d series can cope on such conditions?
Yes, in extreme conditions the a7r2 doesnt seem the tool for the job unfortunatly.Id imagine the 5d3 will be fine, they are made very well, tried and tested. The thing that first got me 'concerned' was seeing reports of the A7 failing under light weather (and Sony pulling all evidence of weather sealing from their marketing), then I found bits more about A7rii failing under tbf some pretty harsh conditions, thats where I found that pros experience and advice. Thought it makes sense for you to see it as I remembered you were going on your trip.
didn't know that existed, thanks i may just try a few of these..Isn't your best option to hire the Sony and actually use it before then to find out for yourself?
http://www.hireacamera.com/en-gb/products/HAC00-00628-fe-70-200mm-f4-g-oss-lens/
It will cost you around £60 for a day hire including postage both ways but cheaper than buying one and finding it doesn't do what you want. Although, I've seen some excellent motorsport shots taken with manual focus glass so AF speed isn't always the only factor in getting good results.
Normal a7?I've just bought an A7 and a couple of Canon FD lenses, what I'd like to know is how the A7 works with Canon EF lenses as I may be doing some second shooter work in the near future and the wedding 'tog uses Canon.
I've just bought an A7 and a couple of Canon FD lenses, what I'd like to know is how the A7 works with Canon EF lenses as I may be doing some second shooter work in the near future and the wedding 'tog uses Canon.
just had a thought 24-240 for sport... what are advatgaes of the 70-200 over this 24-240..... anything specialist or just optically better
just had a thought 24-240 for sport... what are advatgaes of the 70-200 over this 24-240..... anything specialist or just optically better
Owenb, would be really interested to know how you get on with the wedding using the Sony A7RII and A7II.I'm due to do a wedding this weekend with my a7rii and a7ii with a metabones and good l lens range..... I have done paid portraits with it no problem anything fast moving probably being realistic not going to go great... is yours just an a7 or a7i ( makes a massive diff to metabones performance)
I have native 55mm and 28mm
metabones I have quite a few but not sure which I'm taking ( serious gas with canon lol) here goes .....
sigma 12-24mm
sigma art 35mm
sigma art 24mm
sigma art 50mm
canon 24-70 mkii l
canon 85mm 1.2 l
canon 70-200 2.8
canon 135 l
canon macro 100mm l
canon 14mm l
tamron 70-300vc
sigma 150-0600mm sport
cant see any reason why the 2 a7s wont be awesome but still going to have 5dsr in bag