Alpha 1 II

The best thing about the first photo is that I didn't touch the saturation on his head in post! Over the past few days this guy has taken over the feeder at my window, chasing a passing costas, a few other Anna's, and even an Allen's away successfully - he is quite an aggressive little fellow. Sony

Yes. The 70fps is 12 bit, accessible through speed priority. Image priority is 60 fps in 14 bit. My guess is people care a lot more about Sony because the a7 series has always had fairly slow e shutter capability. And that this 30fps puts it at the same speed as the A1/ii

Hey there! So these were taken on my A1 II with the Sony 200-600 G OSS and Sony 70-200 GM II. I know people like to think expensive cameras solve all the problems (seeing that daily working in a camera store), but that is really far from true. I’ve managed some amazing bird photos at Zealandia with

I am a professional Nature photographer that does stock. I will be honest and raw with you. There is no market for Nature Stock. I shoot with top of the line professional equipment and dedicate countless days to shooting true wild animals in their natural environment. I am talking National Geographi

they are different tools, the z8 can shoot much faster, has some specific wildlife modes in its af and the faster sensor allows for better video. so for wildlife the z8 is better since that is what its designed for, the telephoto lenses on z mount is also a bonus. on the other hand the a7rV has a hi

Some of the best photos of my life taken on that old hunk of junk, sure my Sony A1ii is 100x more powerful than the Canon but that doesn’t mean the photos I took on that are any worse for it

Sony a1 II; Sony 70-200mm f4 lens. The images are actually sharper/better than posted. I had to compress/reduce the images to meet Reddit posting limits. Photography has been my hobby for years so my dogs get more photos taken of them than most people.

Speaking mainly from stills, and assuming it is true to video as well, for the longest time the green on Sony camera sensors has been a curse. Seems to be fixed with all the newest cameras, was 90% gone with the A7RV and now the images from the cameras from 2024-today are IMHO fantastic and the prob

Well, a lot of patience. The sliver didn't appear till well after sunset. I was about to give up. Used a skyview app to see where it should be. Kept panning. Found it. Variety of exposures. Mostly clear skies. The timing of location in the sky and sunset colors and moon phase lined up. Oh yeah, a so

I had the Sony a6700 and 200-600 before getting my A1ii. It’s an amazing setup for bird photography. Super fast autofocus, great reach and image quality with the 200-600. Only downside is no pre-capture. You won’t notice any difference between APSC and full frame as an amateur. I’ve even shot the a6