Nikon to Sony Experience???
Jun 16, 2021 11:48:54 #
MDI Mainer wrote:
Further evidence of Sony's mirrorless staying power -- the pioneering a6000 is still being recommended for purchase in 2021, seven years after it was introduced!
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Jun 19, 2021 23:02:41 #
Roger that. Also, the Sony GMaster lenses are very, very expensive, but I'm told they are worth it. 
Jun 20, 2021 06:18:33 #
billnikon
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DI Seller wrote:
Roger that. Also, the Sony GMaster lenses are very, very expensive, but I'm told they are worth it.
Most lenses today can produce sharp clean images. It is mostly up to the photographer to make images that are worth it.
Jun 20, 2021 17:02:52 #
DI Seller wrote:
Roger that. Also, the Sony GMaster lenses are very, very expensive, but I'm told they are worth it.
Sony has G lenses that are just as sharp as some of its G-Master lenses and cost less. And other third-party E-mount lens makers now have excellent lenses as sharp of some of the best GM lenses and at much less cost. That is why I have Sony GM, Sony G, Sigma Art and Tamron lenses among my 13 fullframe E-mount lenses from 10mm to 600mm for my Sony A1, A7RIV and A7SIII.
https://sonyalpha.blog/2019/11/10/which-lenses-to-maximise-the-potential-of-the-sony-a7riv/
SAB (SonyAlphaBlog) sharpness tests results (MTF-Standards) on over 130 fullframe E-Mount Lenses.
Jun 21, 2021 01:27:34 #
Canisdirus wrote:
I know the adapter you are using... I own one.
You get 15 AF points clustered near the center...this isn't an opinion...this is a hardware spec.
Frame rate is near a 2005 DSLR.
You pay dearly with the Sony adapters until you get to the SONY LA-EA5 model which then gives FULL access to the attached camera body abilities. But that is only with three of the top Sony models ( Sony A7RIV, 6600, A1 ).
Those are the facts of using adapters with Sony.
Facts...
You get 15 AF points clustered near the center...this isn't an opinion...this is a hardware spec.
Frame rate is near a 2005 DSLR.
You pay dearly with the Sony adapters until you get to the SONY LA-EA5 model which then gives FULL access to the attached camera body abilities. But that is only with three of the top Sony models ( Sony A7RIV, 6600, A1 ).
Those are the facts of using adapters with Sony.
Facts...
No problem. Big deal, “facts”. Trolls love facts. Quoting facts makes them legends in their own minds. Not to mention your “facts” aren’t accurate.
Facts accomplish nothing. Put a fresh battery in your facts and see if they form an image. The FTZ adapter delivers a truckload of technology. If you don’t like it, sell it. Real photographers do not give a ratzazz for all that troll dope you’ve been peddling.
The Z body plus the FTZ fully supports the compatible adapted lenses in the manner to which we are accustomed while providing the benefits of a modern viewing and focusing system. For actual photography, that kickzazz. Acoarst you will never experience that. Zux2BU :-(
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