Did you check your Zeiss for for decentering?
No, I don't even know what that really is or how I should check - or even WHY.. because if they're making s***ty lenses they can just go...
Did you check your Zeiss for for decentering?
Yeah that's why I said that's what they need, to complete the 1.8 lineup it's a everyday 35, nothing special.
Tbh if you don't notice it or the client then it's doing the job mate.No, I don't even know what that really is or how I should check - or even WHY.. because if they're making s***ty lenses they can just go...
The A9 shows about as much banding as a mechanic shutter would, and perhaps a tiny bit more - but the A7III eshutter will exhibit banding like the other A7 cameras before it - which means you need to be really aware of your surroundings.
My comment was with regards to eshutter only, mechanical shutter will be much the same as the A9 performance except for lower FPS and not having the no blackout.
I really wanted to use the eshutter for street photography on the A7S, but I had a few photographs ruined by rolling shutter because of it.
eshutter on the A7III will introduce rolling shutter, it will read the sensor at a max of 1/30th versus the 1/150th of the A9.
Looks fine
Tbh if you don't notice it or the client then it's doing the job mate.
Too Many people pixel peep
No, I don't even know what that really is or how I should check - or even WHY.. because if they're making s***ty lenses they can just go...
Nice one went on eBay for about £1,150 last night. So real bargains about for buyers. Not so good for people selling.
Na bruv.Wow! I suppose that's to be expected from you.
Until you try sell said lens or stop down and get a s*** soft side. No point in accepting a high value item with problems!
Looks fine
? Does it have issues? That pic?No clue.
Mechanical shutter will result in blackout on both cameras though, it’s a physical shutter.
I’m sure rolling shutter will be visible in situations with sideways movement. The A9’s faster readout will definitely reduce it but until there are global shutters, every camera will show it to some degree.
What about the 35 Sony zeiss 1.4?
Ye innitOr a Sigma 35mm 1.4 with decent accuracy for £5-600
I need to get Yuffie down to the beach for some better backgrounds ooo and sand spray..
Incredible Flying Dog by dancook1982, on Flickr
Or a Sigma 35mm 1.4 with decent accuracy for £5-600
I'm saying you don't need to use mechanical shutter on A9 for sports, but you do with the A7III
The difference will be something like this.
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Image wise nothing from the A7iii has really blown me away compared to my D750 but that was to be expected I guess. But your A9 pics are actually awesome!
What breed is your flying dog?
I sold my Canon 35L mk1 for £500 last year for the mk2.
I don't really want to buy another Canon mount 35mm 1.4 lens to save about 5mm on the top end? With an adaptor I might as well get the native Sony Zeiss.
FE mount Sigma..
I don't think that's out yet.
Spoke to the bloke after u left and he said they will start appearing next month.I don't think that's out yet.
I thought it was 1/15th for the Sony A7R III / A7 III and 1/160th for the Sony A9.eshutter on the A7III will introduce rolling shutter, it will read the sensor at a max of 1/30th versus the 1/150th of the A9.
Image wise nothing from the A7iii has really blown me away compared to my D750 but that was to be expected I guess. But your A9 pics are actually awesome!
What breed is your flying dog?
Spoke to the bloke after u left and he said they will start appearing next month.
The 135mm one is already out in the wild. Someone has it already
I'm saying you don't need to use mechanical shutter on A9 for sports, but you do with the A7III
The difference will be something like this.
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So in the real world how does the A9 get on with Canon mount Sigma lenses using the Sigma adapter?
I have a Canon mount Sigma 150-600mm sport and although I could run to a Sony 100-400mm G I wonder how the sport would perform af speed wise.
I thought it was 1/15th for the Sony A7R III / A7 III and 1/160th for the Sony A9.
If you want the best usable silent shutter, the Sony A9 has it.
One day camera’s won’t even have a mechanical shutter due to their limitations.
Canon is at a cross road, I am sure their R&D is doing crazy overtime to try and come up with something, but this something must be some magic camera because you can see anything too different the accountant will be fighting against it. The hardcore Canon old school users don't want it.
I'm saying you don't need to use mechanical shutter on A9 for sports, but you do with the A7III
The difference will be something like this.
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Pretty sure it's around 1/30 plus as Dan said.
Any sign of Rookies ?I’m heading back from the Photography Show now. Kept my wallet in my pocket but the A7iii is seriously impressive. I was shooting continuous with the silent shutter and the only hint of any blackout was a split second between images. I also used the A9 alongside it and the AF is definitely on par and anyone that says the blackout-free EVF on the A9 is a defining feature and justifies the cost may be seriously surprised. Personally, the tiny amount of flicker (rather than blackout) on the 7iii is short enough to not even really register. Definitely impressed and will be watching the prices over the next few weeks. I also shot the Samyang 35/2.8 on an A7Riii (my friends’ I was with) and the AF was also excellent. I see why people choose it over the Sony equivalent and it was up for £225 today.
Any sign of Rookies ?
Never used mirrorless - what is the difference between electronic and mechanical shutter?
Does mechanical still do 10fps?
Never used mirrorless - what is the difference between electronic and mechanical shutter?
Does mechanical still do 10fps?
From dpreview.....
“What the a7 III's sensor doesn't have is the fast readout speed found on the a9's 'stacked CMOS' sensor, which can scan the full sensor in about 1/160 sec. In contrast, the a7 III's electronic shutter takes about 1/18th of a second, which is much slower. This means that while the a7 III can shoot silently using electronic shutter, moving objects may show some distortion due to the effects of rolling shutter. You can also expect more banding when using the silent shutter under certain types of artificial light at higher shutter speeds. Shooting JPEG only or 12-bit compressed Raw mitigates the issue though, thanks to roughly 2x faster readout speed.”