08-07-2015, 01:02 PM
I don't look hypersensitive to noise - if colours and details are good, I really don't care much about noise. And in terms of sharpness and colours, I'd say my pictures are not that much better to justify app. 10 kg of gear against your - I, suspecting - 3 kg incl. tripod. and I don't have the impression, a tripod is such a must for you like it is for my fat ass lens. This advantage is something which I keep in mind.
Travelling to i.e. Lake Bohinj with train and a bicycle and most of bag space is used by gear? Or bringing some travel photo equipment, spending the days less tired and bringing home some also nice pictures?
Okay, I have to keep in mind: The shots you saw are cropped, some of them pretty much, so there's a crop factor between 1.5 and 2. There were no portraits, no really close-ups amongst mine. And no birds amongst yours, but your subjects are closer to what I usually like to snap.
I think all of these mirrorless CX, µ4/3 are best to be used within their own lenses and accessories. There's a bait like those adapters for people with other systems and those adapters usually are not improving things and a re maybe best to be used fully manual, I don't know.
But if weight is a factor, you showed me a very attractive perspective in gear and since I know your "bigger sensor" pictures as well, I understand a bit better.
And, the Kambodia pictures show very well how a less scaring camera opens up minds :wub:
Travelling to i.e. Lake Bohinj with train and a bicycle and most of bag space is used by gear? Or bringing some travel photo equipment, spending the days less tired and bringing home some also nice pictures?
Okay, I have to keep in mind: The shots you saw are cropped, some of them pretty much, so there's a crop factor between 1.5 and 2. There were no portraits, no really close-ups amongst mine. And no birds amongst yours, but your subjects are closer to what I usually like to snap.
I think all of these mirrorless CX, µ4/3 are best to be used within their own lenses and accessories. There's a bait like those adapters for people with other systems and those adapters usually are not improving things and a re maybe best to be used fully manual, I don't know.
But if weight is a factor, you showed me a very attractive perspective in gear and since I know your "bigger sensor" pictures as well, I understand a bit better.
And, the Kambodia pictures show very well how a less scaring camera opens up minds :wub: