It is an amusing statement given how poorly Sony’s new 135 Format cameras are working.
They produce fine images when you’re willing to wait on them but they have a long way to go to be as responsive as dSLRs. You save weight but waste time and still have to wait for lenses.
If you’re willing to spend US$3000 on a dSLR, you’ll get something good.
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It is a bit ironic, now that the M4/3 system is more than ever closer to extinction with spreading of FF, Tamron decides to bring this one…
What on earth are you talking about.
It is an amusing statement given how poorly Sony’s new 135 Format cameras are working.
They produce fine images when you’re willing to wait on them but they have a long way to go to be as responsive as dSLRs. You save weight but waste time and still have to wait for lenses.
If you’re willing to spend US$3000 on a dSLR, you’ll get something good.