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1st review on the A7R II ... - borisbg - 12-15-2015
Much better.
Did the camera come with retro Jag?;-)
The image quality looks great. How is the vibration?
1st review on the A7R II ... - Klaus - 12-15-2015
In silent mode there are zero vibrations
1st review on the A7R II ... - Brightcolours - 12-15-2015
Quote:Much better.That Jag looks like an original one to me, so not retro in any sense?
Did the camera come with retro Jag?;-)
The image quality looks great. How is the vibration?
1st review on the A7R II ... - youpii - 12-15-2015
Do you test with electronic first curtain only or full electronic shutter ?
1st review on the A7R II ... - Klaus - 12-15-2015
Quote:Do you test with electronic first curtain only or full electronic shutter ?
Full electronic shutter. All the sample images are also taken with full electronic shutter.
I can spot banding issues (normal) in artificial light but that's irrelevant for the test results.
The A7R II is quite nice indeed. The boxy shape is a bit odd - that's really more about styling rather than ergonomics but it's no showstopper. The low-light AF is still just "sort of" Ok if you want me to mention something negative.
1st review on the A7R II ... - JJ_SO - 12-15-2015
And for the low light AF you took a fast lens or the slow zoom? DPReview found in their review the low light AF being on par (speaking of keepers) as a Nikon D750 and a Canon (forgot the type), at least when it came to AF-C with face detection. But only with fast glass - with an f/4 it was hunting.