arbitrage wrote: LBJ2 wrote: TMaG82 wrote: LBJ2 wrote:
A9 + 24-70 /2.8 GM. I found a reason to use the 24-70 GM more often--this lens rocks on the A9. Oh and a couple of hours in unprotected 91F + temps, A9 blazing away at 20FPS/AF-C. The only thing that over heated was me!
Very nicely done. If anything it tells us that like typical Sony there seems to be sample variation. But haters will take one negative observation and spew it like its the truth that affects the entire system as a whole and not maybe a select unit or batch.
Thank you!
Not sure what to think really. I went out birding several hours yesterday in the hot steamy Florida wetlands and swamps and again today on the Motocross track. Between Saturday and Sunday I really pushed the A9 for several hours in some very inhospitable conditions. While I didn't specifically look for over heating warning messages on my A9, I think I would have noticed if I got that warning message and could not use my camera. I didnt know there was an internet scandal until I checked Youtube and forums early this morning before I went out to the track.
Not that I don't believe there is an issue, all I can say is it hasn't happened to me yet
Do you have any birding examples you can share? What lens are you using for the birds?
I went out with the Tamron 150-600 Amount with updated Sony Lae3a adapter and the FE 70-200F4. The Tamron my favorite BIF lens with the Sony A77II didnt' fare very well on the A9. Lots of AF hunting and missed action in very strong light.
arbitrage wrote: LBJ2 wrote: TMaG82 wrote: LBJ2 wrote:
A9 + 24-70 /2.8 GM. I found a reason to use the 24-70 GM more often--this lens rocks on the A9. Oh and a couple of hours in unprotected 91F + temps, A9 blazing away at 20FPS/AF-C. The only thing that over heated was me!
Very nicely done. If anything it tells us that like typical Sony there seems to be sample variation. But haters will take one negative observation and spew it like its the truth that affects the entire system as a whole and not maybe a select unit or batch.
Thank you!
Not sure what to think really. I went out birding several hours yesterday in the hot steamy Florida wetlands and swamps and again today on the Motocross track. Between Saturday and Sunday I really pushed the A9 for several hours in some very inhospitable conditions. While I didn't specifically look for over heating warning messages on my A9, I think I would have noticed if I got that warning message and could not use my camera. I didnt know there was an internet scandal until I checked Youtube and forums early this morning before I went out to the track.
Not that I don't believe there is an issue, all I can say is it hasn't happened to me yet
Do you have any birding examples you can share? What lens are you using for the birds?
I went out with the Tamron 150-600 Amount with updated Sony Lae3a adapter and the FE 70-200F4. The Tamron my favorite BIF lens with the Sony A77II didnt' fare very well on the A9. Lots of hunting and missed action in very strong light.
May 28, 2017 at 06:22 PM
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