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RoamingScott wrote:
Lower base ISO, better IBIS, more long exposure options, focus stacking when needed, and for my needs their 24-120 is in a whole different league then the Sony 24-105 IQ wise (my hiking workhorse). The Z7ii sensor is like the Sony A7R3 sensor but better, somehow!
I agree.
For landscapes I also like the Nikon Z7II better than the Sony cameras, exactly for the reasons you mention.
I recently was at a photo fair where I could compare the mirrorless full frame competitors (Sony, Nikon, Canon, Panasonic) again.
- They all have features like focus stacking and the ability to set exposures longer than 30 seconds without having to manually use a bulb timer.
- They all have better IBIS than Sony.
- They all have a much better LCD screen. Sony keeps using the small mediocre screen with very limited touch functionality.
- They all have better ergonomics (this is ofcourse personal preference).
Not even the flagship Sony A1 has any of this.
It's the lenses that keep me with Sony for now. The newer GM's are all fantastic and I just keep wishing their bodies will eventually follow.
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