Considering all the I'm going to jump ship to x or y postings, I'm not seeing much love for the Sony or Nikon, where most people threaten to go!
+1Valvebounce said:Hi Folks.
Considering all the I'm going to jump ship to x or y postings, I'm not seeing much love for the Sony or Nikon, where most people threaten to go!
I'm sure any of the systems would be better cameras than I need, I'm used to Canon ergonomics menus etc and if I lost all my gear I'd want to replace it and get back to photography without learning a new system so it would take something incredible to change my mind.
Cheers, Graham.
bitm2007 said:Considering all the I'm going to jump ship to x or y postings, I'm not seeing much love for the Sony or Nikon, where most people threaten to go!
I'm surprised that know one's voted Sonikon yet, it's something I'm going to seriously consider if the 5DS's don't meet my expectations. Maybe the landscapers who were calling for more DR etc have jumped ship already, so aren't reading this forum.
dak723 said:bitm2007 said:Considering all the I'm going to jump ship to x or y postings, I'm not seeing much love for the Sony or Nikon, where most people threaten to go!
I'm surprised that know one's voted Sonikon yet, it's something I'm going to seriously consider if the 5DS's don't meet my expectations. Maybe the landscapers who were calling for more DR etc have jumped ship already, so aren't reading this forum.
Maybe they are like me. I just bought the new because I was very curious as to how much improvement there would be compared to my Canon 6D. I will say that the sensor produces very nice pics. However, the camera underexposes most shots by 1 full stop, the ergonomics are poor, the kit lens was noticeably soft on the right side, and the viewfinder was very disappointing. Outdoors it is too dark (even set at the max brightness) and indoors it is too light. So you really don't have the advantage of WYSIWYG as you should with mirrorless. If the viewfinder was as good as the Olympus OM-d EM-1's then I might have kept it. But I returned it after 3 days.
But the sensor is impressive! 8)
Before last year I might have said nikon because of their 14-24. Now that canon released a couple of nice wide angle lenses I'd stay with canon. The only thing I may not repurchase is 24-70 2.8. Lack of IS turns out to be inconvenient after all.
bitm2007 said:I'm surprised that know one's voted Sonikon yet,
I'm surprised that know one's voted Sonikon yet,
I think the poll only allows one to select one option.
bitm2007 said:dak723 said:bitm2007 said:Considering all the I'm going to jump ship to x or y postings, I'm not seeing much love for the Sony or Nikon, where most people threaten to go!
I'm surprised that know one's voted Sonikon yet, it's something I'm going to seriously consider if the 5DS's don't meet my expectations. Maybe the landscapers who were calling for more DR etc have jumped ship already, so aren't reading this forum.
Maybe they are like me. I just bought the new because I was very curious as to how much improvement there would be compared to my Canon 6D. I will say that the sensor produces very nice pics. However, the camera underexposes most shots by 1 full stop, the ergonomics are poor, the kit lens was noticeably soft on the right side, and the viewfinder was very disappointing. Outdoors it is too dark (even set at the max brightness) and indoors it is too light. So you really don't have the advantage of WYSIWYG as you should with mirrorless. If the viewfinder was as good as the Olympus OM-d EM-1's then I might have kept it. But I returned it after 3 days.
But the sensor is impressive! 8)
Thanks for your reply.
The fact that you found the viewfinder disappointing interests me. I've used an alpha 65 and found the ability to view the image I'd just captured in the electronic viewfinder extremely useful, it's this combined with the DR and 36 MP's that grabbed my interest when the Sony A7 II was announced. I would preorder today if Canon announced something similar. I thought the Sony with a Metabones adaptor may be the best comprise, now I'm having second thoughts.