It’s unfortunate this thread seems to be dying. I wonder why so many have moved on from this series of camera - surely it’s more than capable in most non sports situations? Even the pokey AF of the first version isn’t THAT bad once you spend some time - back button. Use evf. Etc.
Was this a camera largely purchased by gear people vs photographers do you think?
I get a bit frustrated with it at times. Trying to capture people indoors or with some shallow dof but in those cases face recognition and multipoint seem OK if not great. Maybe between my rx1-m3 rx1 and 5dm2 I am used to slow or poor AF heaven forbid I buy a new Sony and never want to pick up any of my other gear again
Feb 01, 2020 at 05:59 AM
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It’s unfortunate this thread seems to be dying. I wonder why so many have moved on from this series of camera - surely it’s more than capable in most non sports situations? Even the pokey AF of the first version isn’t THAT bad once you spend some time - back button. Use evf. Etc.
Was this a camera largely purchased by gear people vs photographers do you think?
I get a bit frustrated with it at times. Trying to capture people indoors or with some shallow dof but in those cases face recognition and multipoint seem OK if not great. Maybe between my rx1-m3 rx1 and 5dm2 I am it’s used to slow or poor AF heaven for it I buy a new Sony and never want to pick up any of my other gear again
Jan 31, 2020 at 04:08 PM
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heaven forbid I buy a new Sony and never want to pick up any of my other gear again