BigBabyMoses06 wrote:
It's so good, it makes me not want to pick up my A1 anymore. I'm going to throw on the 300 and try it for some sports I think. Just wish we had more like 12 or 15fps in mech
Haha, here’s another nitpick about the A7R VI: its maximum shutter speed is 1/8000 sec.
Last week, I took the camera to a Southern California beach on a hot, sunny afternoon for a few portrait sessions. I used an f/2 constant aperture zoom lens and shot virtually wide open the entire time. The fastest shutter speed I needed was only 1/2500 sec—and that was at the beginning of the session, when the sunlight was strongest.
Even if I had been using an f/1.2 lens, I probably still wouldn’t have exceeded 1/8000 sec. So yes, I think I can live with this particular limitation.
Jack Flesher wrote: BigBabyMoses06 wrote:
It's so good, it makes me not want to pick up my A1 anymore. I'm going to throw on the 300 and try it for some sports I think. Just wish we had more like 12 or 15fps in mech
Now you’re just whining!
🤣🤣🤣
Haha, here’s another nitpick about the A7R VI: its maximum shutter speed is 1/8000 sec.
Last week, I took the camera to a Southern California beach on a hot, sunny afternoon for a few portrait sessions. I used an f/2 constant aperture zoom lens and shot virtually wide open the entire time. The fastest shutter speed I needed was only 1/2500 sec—and that was at the beginning of the session, when the sunlight was strongest.
Even if I had been using an f/1.2 lens, I probably still wouldn’t have exceeded 1/8000 sec. So yes, I think I can live with this particular limitation.
Sep 12, 2026 at 08:14 PM
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