Alpha 7 IV

Dead on arrival… 🫤 So I’ve been digging into the upcoming Sony FX2, and I’m honestly struggling to understand who this camera is supposed to be for. It feels like Sony just slapped the A7IV’s guts into a slightly different body, called it “cinema,” and bumped the price up. With an expected price of

This ironically was one of the things that annoyed me most switching the other way, from Nikon to Sony. It always feels borderline dangerous mounting lenses on my A7iv

Some pics I took today of two butterflies in a local rain garden. I use the Sony Alpha 7 IV and the lens I was using here is the Sony 200-600mm f5.6-6.3 G OSS lens.

Most of the pictures turned out exactly as I wanted, but I was quite sad that even at an f stop of 32 I was unable to get both butte

I had much the same experience with the A7iv, I'm happier with my Z5ii and the output from it even though the A7iv was thoroughly competent. The resolution has nothing to do with it, it's all in the lens design (which is pretty wildly different between some of the lenses in the system) and the colou

Sony a7IV So you're saying spend twice the price (plus lens) on something that is big and requires an extra bag to be carried around. Nah I'm good. I've inherited an expensive DSLR and lenses and I'm rarely gonna use it, I can already tell.

Sheep follow the flock, and sometimes its popular to beat up the underdog. Sony is great, but I also didn't want to be yet another Sony A7IV user. I tried the Nikon Z6iii and love it. The more I look at the Sony ecosystem, the less I tend to like their options over Nikon. Social media is the issue,

Also ich war selber an der Nordschleife mit meiner a7iv und dem 70-200 von sony und hätte mir deutlich mehr reichweite gewünscht. mit dem 100-400 von sony war es dann deutlich angenehmer, deswegen würde ich persönlich OP eher zum a6700 + 70-350 setup raten. wenn er sich taktisch clever platziert dan

The Milky Way arch at Passo Giau was one of the most challenging arches I’ve ever captured due to the intense light pollution and high humidity. After a spectacular sunset, we were enveloped in mist during the blue hour, but we were fortunate to have a clear night. I had the lens heater on at maximu

No Mothershit permission. Please do reach out for permission if you want to report on it. Everyone else is free to use it as wallpapers if they want, I'd be honoured. Shot with the Sony A7iv with the 12-24GM lens. Taken at 5.30am. 30 stacks at 15s at 1,250 ISO, F2.8 and 12mm. There were some halo is

Autofocus has improved considerably but Lumix is still behind major brands. The inability to set custom brackets is baffling, especially if you shoot real estate. In order to get +-3 stops you have to shoot 7 pictures which is extremely annoying. The TTL flash performance is slightly sluggish compar