In this video I talk about some of the short comings of the Sony a7II, and I also give some ways to navigate around those problems. I share some photo exampl
Canon and Nikon have a lot more experience with cameras. It's easy to get the impressions that everybody is switching to Sony because of the massive marketing campaign on youtube 3-4 years ago; everybody became a Sony Artisan. That being said the sensor inside the Sony is better than the one inside the Canon, especially when pushed and high ISO.
The new Sony a7 IV offers a range of updates over the popular a7 III, but at a higher introductory price. Are the new features worth the cost of upgrading? I
Compare Sony A7 III image quality. Sony A7 III conclusion. 35mm 858.0mm2. 24.5 megapixels. ISO 100 - 51,200. Nikon Z6 II Review. See real-world photos taken with the Z6 II. Succeeded by the Sony
Sensor. The main difference between these two cameras is the sensor. The A7 has 24.3 megapixels and a low pass filter, whereas the A7R has 36.4MP and no AA filter. The ISO specifications are the same for both products. The normal range goes from ISO 100 to ISO 6400, while the extended range starts at ISO 50 and goes up to ISO 25600.
Yes, the A7II has more dials and buttons, but the A6000 has enough to shoot manual. sidneylopsides • 8 yr. ago. I see the logic here. The control layout on the A7 is much more manual friendly, for example the front and rear dials, you can use those in M a lot quicker than the two rear dials on the a6000.
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sony a7 vs a7ii vs a7iii
