A7rii flickr gallery full#
A7rii flickr gallery series#

Let me start off by saying that I’m thrilled with the sensor in the a7rii and it’s AF has done nothing but impress me so far! While I’ve always said I don’t need more resolution -vs- what my canon or fuji have provided in the past, it does make for some GORGEOUS prints! I have a 32″x48″ canvas from the a7rii in my house and the added detail is noticeable if you look for it. I’ve had it since August 6th (3 months, 7,517 shots taken) and I’m here to share my thoughts! Not only does the a7rii have the most MP but somehow it’s ISOs are cleaner up high -vs- the a7ii.

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Then the a7rii was announced and I knew that the combination of the best AF in the series in combination with the best sensor would be the best fit for me. The reworked sensor and AA filter fixed the ghost flare issue.

Middle of the road MP, great DR, good enough ISOs, and the best AF to date (the a7rii beats it but came out later). But before a week was up with it the a7ii was announced and I was hoping they’d fixed the green/ghost flare issue so I preordered it and waited… It came and is/was a GREAT camera.

Next was the a7s which was great, crazy high ISOs, good enough AF and no ghost flares. So I tried the a7r next… and LOVED it’s sensor (and w/o an AA filter the green flare was gone) but it’s AF was far too slow to shoot people with for me. This is NOT lens flare and it is a huge issue for me with architectural images. When it arrived I noticed a flaw in the sensor and AA filter design that caused it to have what I call “green ghost flares” where the flare from a light source gets this very weird green flare. I’d been more than happy with my 5Diii’s 24mp so it seemed like the best compromise with better AF over the a7r and more resolution than the a7s. I got home and ordered an a7 thinking it’d be the best all around camera for me.

A7rii flickr gallery full#

This lens paired with an a7r was practically the same size as my XT1 and 10-24mm but it had a full frame 36mp sensor… Then I walked over to their dark room focus torture test and saw how well the a7s could focus in ridiculously low light and I was sold… Then last year at photo expo in NYC I stumbled into the sony booth and saw their brand new 16-35mm f/4. They were good enough but I wasn’t 100% satisfied. While I was happy with my switch away from canon (I wasn’t using my DSLR for anything but paid work because of it’s size) I wasn’t quite happy with the AF speed and files quality I was getting. I shot with a complete fuji setup last year for weddings, architecture and landscape work as well as for my personal images. My switch to fuji happened as soon as their 10-24mm was available (as well as their XT1 promising fast AF). The majority of my photography business is based around shooting architecture with a UWA zoom. The sony switch… As most of you know I’m a long time canon shooter that made the mirrorless switch to fuji last year.