10-17-2016, 12:25 AM
It's certainly all about the tele lenses, that super shallow DOF, the same as macro, shooting wide apertures at long FLs makes for an "intimate" photo with which you can isolate the subject totally from the rest of the world, it's addictive. Ironically it's that very shallow DOF that makes PDAF so accurate with long focal lengths. At the moment it's uniquely DSLR territory!
It would be interesting to see the Tamron or the Sigma tele-zoom in the Fuji mount, that would send a shock wave through the photo world. If Fuji could nail AF in tele mode, it could be the final nail in the coffin of the DSLR, but and it's a big but... we need the lenses! 300mm just doesn't cut it.
Sports and nature photography has grown enormously in the last five years with the latest budget zooms, but little is there for MLCs.
Oh and M4/3rds, has to small a sensor for anything more than bright daylight shooting, and precious little margin in the shadows.
It would be interesting to see the Tamron or the Sigma tele-zoom in the Fuji mount, that would send a shock wave through the photo world. If Fuji could nail AF in tele mode, it could be the final nail in the coffin of the DSLR, but and it's a big but... we need the lenses! 300mm just doesn't cut it.
Sports and nature photography has grown enormously in the last five years with the latest budget zooms, but little is there for MLCs.
Oh and M4/3rds, has to small a sensor for anything more than bright daylight shooting, and precious little margin in the shadows.