The probably best mirrorless camera of the market is the brand new Sony A7rII (best in terms of image quality). And today Sony Asia uploaded the full manual which you can download here: http://download.sony-asia.com/consumer/IM/4576983111.pdf
A7rII and RX camera preorder list:
In USA: A7rII at Amazon, BHphoto, Adorama, SonyStore US, FocusCamera, Uniquephoto.
In Europe at: A7rII at Sony DE, FR, IT, ES, NL, BE, CH, AT, SE, FI, NO, PT. Wex UK.
In Asia at: A7rII at Digitalrev, CameraPro.
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The link for the PDF does not work…
Nah. You’re obviously judging by IQ alone, so here’s the link to the best mirrorless camera yet: https://www.phaseone.com/en/Products/A-Series/Introduction.aspx
Your avatar shows reaction to Phase One A price tag, right?
Wait a minute … Trenton Talbot looks suspiciously like Marco Sartori with a fake moustache. Hmm.
“The best mirrorless camera”? Perhaps for you Admin. 🙂
Image quality wise. Or do you know of a better camera?
Then You should have written it. But still I’m not convinced, because I have not tried it yet, not even compared to other cameras I own, for example. Have you? Or are you stating this based on the low res samples found on the web?
We could start a looooong discussion here, including handling, feeling of the camera, pleasure of use: and these factors are quite personal and subjective.
I have never been fond of Sony a7 cameras, even if size and handling are similar to the Olympus Em1, for example, I don’t feel them right in my hands, just to say.
You could go out and drive (and then walk) a van with a large format camera inside, trying to emulare Ansel Adams. Then scan the huge film. And have an impressive image as long as a different shooting experience.
I would never write a bold statement as “the best camera”, simply because it’s subjective.
Actually the cameras I love most are my LeicaQ and my Polaroid SX-70: the first because it deliveres great IQ and begs to be carried around and used, the latter because you should see the look in the eyes of people I shoot with it, when they see a real photo and not a bunch of pixels on a screen. 😉