rscheffler wrote:
I'd be more worried about Sony gear TBH, given how their weather sealing track record has not been the greatest.
For older lenses and bodies, yes this is true, but Sony has made improvement to weather sealing and stresses that now. My A7RIV claims better weather sealing than my previous A7RIII and the new Sony 20G and 35mm GM have full gasketing, including buttons, switches and the rear gasket. Look at the diagram of the 35GM below, if this doesn't keep the lens dry, I don't know what would.
rscheffler wrote:
I'd be more worried about Sony TBH, given how their weather sealing track record has not been the greatest.
For older lenses and bodies, yes this is true, but Sony has made improvement to weather sealing and stresses that now. My A7RIV claims better weather sealing than my previous A7RIII and the new Sony 20G and 35mm GM have full gasketing, including buttons, switches and the rear gasket. Look at the diagram of the 35GM below, if this doesn't keep the lens dry, I don't know what would.
rscheffler wrote:
TBH, given how their weather sealing track record has not been the greatest.
For older lenses and bodies, yes this is true, but Sony has made improvement to weather sealing and stresses that now. My A7RIV claims better weather sealing than my previous A7RIII and the new Sony 20G and 35mm GM have full gasketing, including buttons, switches and the rear gasket. Look at the diagram of the 35GM below, if this doesn't keep the lens dry, I don't know what would.
rscheffler wrote:
TBH, given how their weather sealing track record has not been the greatest.
For older lenses and bodies, yes this is true, but Sony has made improvement to weather sealing and stresses that now. My A7RIV claims better weather sealing than my previous A7RIII and the new Sony 20G and 35mm GM has full gasketing, including the rear gasket. Look at the diagram of the 35GM below, if this doesn't keep the lens dry, I don't know what would.
