chiron wrote: maestrofilms wroteAll the technical talk is great and interesting. However, I think the question that Chiron is asking is whether or not the A7V will be good for shooting indoors in electric shutter without worry of banding from lights, whatever lights they may be.
The A9 and A1 series are great for this, which makes them ideal for indoor event, wedding, meeting, etc. type of work. Obviously banding CAN happen in elec. shutter, but it's honestly very rare. After 5 years of mostly event work, I can attest to that.
The real question is if the A7V can perform at the same level, just for this particular shooting type. And I don't think a single YouTube or written review has answered that question yet.Exactly! Thank you for making the point so clearly.
Well if you know what frequency your lights are flickering at then this isn’t so hard to answer
The performance of the A75 with mechanical shutter is very strong, no doubt.
Now my question: How is the dynamic range of the A75 with electronic shutter (ES) compared to the A74 with electronic shutter (ES)? Could it be possible that the dynamic range (comparing this two sensors) is better for the A74 because of the longer read out time of the A74 sensor (when both are used with full ES)?
dieterson wrote:
The performance of the A75 with mechanical shutter is very strong, no doubt.
Now my question: How is the dynamic range of the A75 with electronic shutter (ES) compared to the A74 with electronic shutter (ES)? Could it be possible that the dynamic range (comparing this two sensors) is better for the A74 because of the longer read out time of the A74 sensor (when both are used with full ES)?
I think the DR of A74 in MS and ES is practically the same. So, yes - it will be higher than A7V ES.