The Sony A73/A7R3/A7S3/A9 Thread

I lent my RX100 V to a mate who was setting up a new estate agency business. I need to get it back, but I imagine that it is now worth a lot less than it was before!

That said, the technical specifications of these cameras often outweighs the usability of them. When I sold my D750 and bought the RX100 V I was focussed on portability. But the compromises are just too great - at the moment they're just not good enough. And if you'll accept lower quality for better usability then the current crop of action cameras just blow away these pocket hybrids.
 
I still have my Mk1 RX100. The new ones don't interest me much. I'd rather have a shorter focal range and faster. 24-70 equivalent is perfect.
 
Greebo said:
Yeah Im awaiting some astro reviews. May swap my Sony 16-35mm F4 for it.
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Have you seen any examples of astro shots with the new Tamron 17-28 2.8? I didn't know about this lens until tonight when looking for previews of the Sigma, but there appear to be very few detailed examples.
 
The_Abyss said:
Have you seen any examples of astro shots with the new Tamron 17-28 2.8? I didn't know about this lens until tonight when looking for previews of the Sigma, but there appear to be very few detailed examples.
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Not yet, will look out for some. Sigma are making big noises about theirs being for Astro work though and although I love my Sony gm 24mm, sometime I need wider.
 
jonneymendoza said:
We decided a while ago that instead of having individual Axx threads, we just have one Sony mirrorless thread to discuss all things related to sony mirrorless.
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We probably need to rename the subject title to A7Rx instead of A7r3 (and the rest of the models) for those who are a bit more easily confused.
 
Have mirrorless caught up with dslr for wildlife?

My understanding is that they fall back because of the delay in the view finder + limited lenses.

I ask because the a7r4 looks tasty. Noise performance equal to the 1dx?
 
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