a7R III

Aha, the beautiful 135DC ❤️ It is really relatively easy for the AF-S lenses to work, with AF, on the Nikon and Sony (I not tried them with Fuji or Canon). The AF-D with a very expensive adaptor will workin in AF, but I just use mine manually focused on a cheaper adaptor. Works lovely for portrait wo

On medium format it was Pentax 645D and than Z. I bought into the Fuji GFX system but don’t click with it. I’m going to sell my GFX 50R and maybe get the 100s or I just ordered a Sony A7R III which is a great upgrade from my 2 original A7’s. Love the A7’s but the better AF and sensor closer to the M

I would speak to your relatives and see what lenses they have and would be willing to lend you, then you can fill in the gaps with your own purchase. If they have a nice wide angle lens to lend you then you can devote more of your money to a telephoto or vice versa, or if they have a standard zoom l

I feel this issue, altough is not that big of a thing, because: a) wider apertures actually make your photos look better, no questions asked. The bokeh makes the subject stand out. and b) shooting with larger apertures will need less time opening the shutter, and thus, a sharper subject (when in foc

Yeah, by a lot. I only have experience with Sony cameras, but I did notice a nice, steady improvement over the years. My first camera was an a500. Typical DSLR crop sensor format. Awfull ISO support. But nice camera for a beginner back when I bought it. Then I got a new body for the lenses and batte

It's a pretty minor effect, I did some tests with my A7iv and even with the worse case scenario I couldn't discern any sharpness difference between the shutter types. There is a blog post on the A7Riii and A7Riv and especially around 1/125 of a second, there is some shutter shock. So you could avoid

No. This is a click bait post. You are baiting people asking them if an entry level M/43 camera and lens can compete / produce an image the same as one taken with a 42.2MP Full Frame Sony A7R III and Sony FE50mm F/1.2 lens (stopped down to f/1.8).

Edit: sorry, I've just seen you have a Fuji xs-10, my bad. I consider 20mp to be the bottom end of medium-format scanning and just fine for 35mm, with prints up to 8.5x11. I've tried a 14mp sony a7sii and it wasn't enough. You'll be fine with 26mp. ESPECIALLY with pixel shift, forget about it. You'r

Enjoy the Qs. I have a Q3 43 as well and love it (I’ve had all the other Qs, but 28 isn’t my preferred focal length). Now for the part you’re not going to want to hear. You need (yes, I said “need”) to try the SL3 with one of the APO Summicron-SL lenses. Because you have the Q3 43 I’m going to recom

I have the S1R as well as a G8 (as well as the S5). I use the S1R pretty much exclusively at ISO 100 for landscapes. And at ISO 100 the DR is quite good. It is not quite as good as the 42mp sony sensors (a7r2 and a7r3), but the difference is marginal and not i real use not a point of concern IMO (ma