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p.1 #7 · p.1 #7 · Megadap ETZ21 just announced: will it be a game changer? | |
Ripolini wrote:
Well, if E-mount lenses cost less, or are simply available and not permanently back-ordered, I imagine that Nikon users could seriously think to buy them if the ETZ21 adapter will keep its promises.
Let's consider that several high-quality lenses are available with E-mount only, and with no equivalent Z-mount counterparty (both zooms,e.g., Tamron 35-150/2-2.8, 70-180/2.8 etc., Tamron 11-20/2.8 for APS-C, etc., and primes, e.g. Zeiss Batis & Touit).
Maybe, but 90% of photographers aren't just looking for the cheapest possible lenses (third party), especially on full frame cameras, nor are they looking for niche lenses like the ones listed, even if they are very good. Some my want that, and the adapter may give them that option, but the vast majority are not.
Like I said, it's never bad to have options, but the idea that large numbers of Nikon shooters would choose that path in my opinion is extremely unrealistic. Also, Nikon has several lenses that other manufacturers do not have, including Sony with their more mature lens lineup overall.
The point at which it makes sense to simply buy a body in the mount that you are chasing is so low that it would almost always be the better option. If you have the budget to buy multiple E-mount lenses, especially the really good ones, you can easily afford an A74 or similar and you will get a better experience than you would with a reverse-engineered adapter on another brand.
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