Alpha 1 II

A1 II is an incredible camera and nobody is disputing that. It's the best AF system ever built and 50mp is not bad. But it doesn't solve the specific problems we're working around in other places. The core issue for me is SOOC color science. Sony's color rendering is accurate flushed out, flat, stra

Had Nikon D7000, 7100, 7200, D500, D750. Got Sony A9ii for sports when mirrorless was not a thing with Nikon. Had worn out a shutter on the D500 but still have that and some of the older ones. Came back to Nikon with the Z8, when Nikon figured out mirrorless autofocus and gave it to us at a price mu

Unlikely you will ever see that on models that do not have stacked sensors. The blackout-free experience is achieved by the extremely fast readout speeds allowing for simultaneous updating of the EVF along with processing of the data stream, and the memory/circuitry required to do that is within the

It sounds like a Sony A7V + 50-150 ƒ2 would be a better fit if you’re not sure which way to go. 30fps and 33 MP for the best of both worlds and it has pre-capture. If it had 20 fps or 15 I would say the A1 II but unless you are cropping by almost 50% you already know how to handle these files and ho