Thanks for the link to the samples, which look ok, the lenses seem sharp enough, although the last one could have been stopped down more to get the bushes sharper.
vallejo wrote:
+1...
+1, I posted my thoughts earlier Re: Why I won't get it, all I was saying is the AF won't be the reason I don't get it.
douglasf13 wrote:
FWIW, as a user of both cameras, I don't have to go into the menus with either the Nex-7 or X100, other than to format cards.
+1
I use the NEX-5N, and can't even remember when I last had to access the menu other than for formatting the card. I looked around the menus the first hours after purchase, and configured what I needed. NEX7 has even better configuration options.
BTW, the menu system of the Canon M looks suspiciously like Samsung NX menus from the screenshots.
Nikon either went for a totally different angle on the mirrorless market, or for a totally different market altogether.
So am i correct in that Canon is the only player with three cocurrent lens standards between EF, EF-S and EFM?
dasrocket wrote:
Nikon either went for a totally different angle on the mirrorless market, or for a totally different market altogether.
So am i correct in that Canon is the only player with three cocurrent lens standards between EF, EF-S and EFM?
is EF versus EF-S any different than nikon's DX versus FX?
I can't hold a large sensor camera with only a fixed display steady enough.
Even if I wanted to, I could not use this camera, and I'm not that old, or physically challenged .
Or am I ?
Well, there still is Photokina coming up, and maybe a Canon APS-C mirrorless with a fully articulated display, which I've been hoping for .
Else I'll just keep my Nexes, it doesn't seem like the new Canon is better in the UI and controls department; it can't possibly be worse, of course .
Oh, and exposure bracketing up to +- 1/2 stop with the Canon, impressive .
APS-c and AF support for EF-s and EF lenses make this a way more attractive camera to me than the NEX. Truth be told, as much of a hater as I am regarding digital, Canon have made something I would actually consider buying.
redisburning wrote:
Canon surprised me with this one.
APS-c and AF support for EF-s and EF lenses make this a way more attractive camera to me than the NEX. Truth be told, as much of a hater as I am regarding digital, Canon have made something I would actually consider buying.
Sony offers autofocus adapters for the A mount SLR lenses on the NEX cameras, one with contrast detect, and the second offers phase detect autofocus.
