09-11-2015, 10:42 AM
Yes, I know, Sony prices are a little bit over the moon. Hope they get some pressure from the Canon side.
But.
The S version is really great in low light. The R version is also quite well doing until ISO 12800 and a bit above (from what I saw). And the Canon 5DS ® also has a 3 in the first digit of it's price. The thing with Sony is only, they're pretty quick in abandoning their innovative systems if they come up with something new. And they're throwing out new models on weekly basis, it appears. Most salespeople don't learn all of the new features because that knowledge doesn't last a season.
In terms of resolution, dynamics, versatility of the AF sensors and bokeh from a Zeiss Batis I don't find much on the Nikon side. Of course, my Nikons are still better than their user :unsure: but sometimes I find myself thinking "and why exactly has it to be such a timeconsuming act to select the right focus point?" - not everything is lack of my skills.
But.
The S version is really great in low light. The R version is also quite well doing until ISO 12800 and a bit above (from what I saw). And the Canon 5DS ® also has a 3 in the first digit of it's price. The thing with Sony is only, they're pretty quick in abandoning their innovative systems if they come up with something new. And they're throwing out new models on weekly basis, it appears. Most salespeople don't learn all of the new features because that knowledge doesn't last a season.
In terms of resolution, dynamics, versatility of the AF sensors and bokeh from a Zeiss Batis I don't find much on the Nikon side. Of course, my Nikons are still better than their user :unsure: but sometimes I find myself thinking "and why exactly has it to be such a timeconsuming act to select the right focus point?" - not everything is lack of my skills.