Alpha 7 II

The Sony colour issues are a myth. That was from the a7 and a7ii era. There's no Leica colour or look either. It's all about the lens rendering. A skilled editor can make X look like Y in terms of colour. If you want to use the Leica APO lenses, get the SL. Otherwise the a7riv and GM primes are a gr

Wenn du die Fotos bearbeitest sind die Sony Farben wieder irrelevant, hier würde sogar einmal in LR exportieren, Adobe Color Profil drauf und exportieren reichen. Dann hättest du den großen Vorteil alles in einem System zu haben, du brauchst also nur den Body und kannst deine Objektive weiter benutz

Hey. Da du eine Sony hast, bleibt doch bei Sony. So kann sie auch deine Objektive nutzen. Eine A7II wäre eine „günstige“ alternative, oder auf APSC eine von einer a6000 bis a6400 ist der Preis nicht so hoch und die Menüführung kennt sie dann ja schon. An den Crop gewöhnt sie sich auch.

I disagree. The Sony Alpha A7II shoots bracket photos, has 24 MP and is full-frame. It'll work great with the right lens. No 4K video, but that's not what OP asked.

If you alreayd bought it, it's totally fine for a beginner. You really don't need full-frame though. An APSC camera like the Sony a6400 will be newer and you'll have access to a lot more lenses at a cheaper price. When I decided I wanted a full frame camera, I really wanted the Sony A7III but it's d

For many M Purists the change comes with increasing age and decreasing eyesight. In my own case, developing cataracts and experiencing corneal damage following a fall caused me to reevaluate my photography. My M9 has stayed on the shelf while I have continued shooting with a Sony A7ii, a Sony RX100i

Thank you for detailed response! I have a Sony A7II that I've converted to full spectrum but I've mostly just messed around with an 850nm filter (I love the black skies with the white clouds popping out against them lol). I'm going to have to try out some of those other filters. Also thanks for the

The A7III's upgrades over the A7II are worth it in my opinion, but that aside, everything looks reasonable. If it were me, the one thing I'd ditch is the very obvious Sony-branded camera bag. That just screams: I am a tourist, please rob me. Also, not sure what the Meike adapter is for?

How about a used A7II so you can use the Sony full frame glass you've already got and so you can continue to invest into the same ecosystem? For static stills (Ie no autofocus) Sony hasn't really made any major updates to the A7 series' photo capabilities since the A7II, with a particular lack of an

I just got a e-m1 mark 1 and it is a top camera.I have a Sony a7ii but i use it only with vintage lenses, the kit lens is sh.t.E-m1 mark ii if you need video, if you dont mark 1 is for you.I got mine with the "kit" lens 12-40 f2.8 and than lens is fantastic.I will keep my Sony and my e-m1 is a keepe