Do you think Mirrorless Cameras will replace dSLR Cameras?
May 23, 2017 01:15:55 #
CHOLLY wrote:
^^^You can use your Nikkor glass on a Sony E mount:
http://briansmith.com/nikon-lens-adapters-sony-e-mount-cameras/
http://briansmith.com/nikon-lens-adapters-sony-e-mount-cameras/
I have two manual focus ones - one with aperture ring and one without. I was going to buy an AF one when they came out but they get really bad reviews.
May 23, 2017 09:52:39 #
May 23, 2017 10:56:40 #
CHOLLY wrote:
^^^They are MUCH better now.
Check it out....
Check it out....
Ok, I'll check them out.
May 23, 2017 16:16:29 #
HarryBinNC
Loc: Blue Ridge Mtns, No.Carolina, USA
Fotoartist wrote:
I don't think ultra high speed (@30fps, 8.2MP) is ... (show quote)
Sorry, but your D500 is in full mirrorless mode when you are shooting video, with the major disadvantage of a non-functional viewfinder when it is doing it (the mirror is locked up and the "Shutter" is electronic)! Your archaic analog viewfinder has nothing to do with shooting video. When I am shooting live performance video with my bleeding-edge tech mirrorless cameras, I can turn off the rear LCD screen and use the EVF - thus avoiding annoying the audience with the rudeness of a bright screen shining in their eyes. That also applies when I am checking the stills and/or videos - I can see them in my big bright EVF, again avoiding annoying people in the audience.
I also have adjusted the EVF settings so that the live finder view looks precisely the same as the recorded images, so no surprises there! It is also an easy matter to dim the LCD and/or the EVF to avoid the momentary blindness that can occur when looking away from the display(s) when shooting in a dark venue. Oh, and don't forget the live histogram, the depth of field scale, the wonderful manual focusing aids, etc., all of which make it so much easier to "get it right in the camera" - all in my mirrorless camera's beautiful EVF.
HarryB
May 23, 2017 16:33:18 #
HarryBinNC wrote:
Sorry, but your D500 is in full mirrorless mode wh... (show quote)
I like SLR and not mirrorless and that's why my DSLR doesn't do video.
May 24, 2017 00:55:57 #
May 24, 2017 00:58:53 #
CHOLLY wrote:
To each..... 
Agree to each their own.
My (each their own) is I use my Nikon D500 and I have (for my wife) the Sony a6000 which she likes a lot.
Don't do video other than for fun short clips...
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