Here are the 5 reasons why I'm excited about the Sony A7 and A7r mirroless interchangeable lens cameras with full frame sensors.
- Specifications - Regardless of the camera, there is no denying that the specifications of the Sony A7 and A7r are top notch.
- Size - Sony was able to cram in tons of features in to a camera as small as competing micro 4/3 cameras. A huge accomplishment in itself.
- Price - The Sony A7 and A7r come in at a fraction of the cost of their closest competitors (in terms of specs), the Nikon D610 and D800e
- Adapting legacy lenses - The full frame sensor on these mirrorless cameras allows you to use old lenses of a capturing medium that is the same size as the one that they were build for. Your old lenses are no longer obsolete.
- Effect on the camera market - There is no doubt that the Sony A7 and A7r are going to shake up the camera market. We're going to see new technology, better/more comfortable form factors and lower prices. DSLR manufacturers are going to have to find ways to differentiate themselves from the mirrorless camera market.
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hi, i really like your channels and everything. i have to ask, on item 3, you mention that the Sony A7 and A7r compared to the D610 and the D800e.
ReplyDeleteAs far as price is concerned, while the D610 is a bit more expensive the Sony lens appear to be much more expensive. Am II missing something on that?
I am excited about companies finally making full frame mirrorless camera's since I really think that's the future. But right now it seems so much is available for DSLR's that's slowly coming to mirrorless.
I'm afraid to buy anything because whatever I buy might be dead in a few years and I'll be starting over.