Thanks José. Since the 75/1.2 PRO and 27/1.2 PRO are APSC lenses I have always used the A6600 camera. I should try them with the A7RV next time. I am always amazed about how much you can crop and still get excellent images. The attached Sparrow image is JPEG only and is a 100% crop.
jowul wrote:
Thanks José. Since the 75/1.2 PRO and 27/1.2 PRO are APSC lenses I have always used the A6600 camera. I should try them with the A7RV next time. I am always amazed about how much you can crop and still get excellent images. The attached Sparrow image is a 100% crop
Yeah Joachim indeed you have that option with the A7RV. I tried my APS-C prime lenses with the A7V and the images look very good most especially with the Super Resolution feature with Photoshop. The prices came down on the A7RV and of course the IV(a) as well. I was tempted at first but I know it would be overkill since I do mostly portraiture. So I rather spend my money maybe on the upcoming Viltrox 50/1.2.
jojib wrote:
Yeah Joachim indeed you have that option with the A7RV. I tried my APS-C prime lenses with the A7V and the images look very good most especially with the Super Resolution feature with Photoshop. The prices came down on the A7RV and of course the IV(a) as well. I was tempted at first but I know it would be overkill since I do mostly portraiture. So I rather spend my money maybe on the upcoming Viltrox 50/1.2.
As you know José, I shoot JPEG only since many years and with the German editing SW I use I get image quality to my liking. It offers good highlight and shadow recovery. Maybe not as much as a RAW file. The three shots I posted are just JPEG with very little PP
