Fooding
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Birding
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cosplay - Kanato of Diabolik Lovers
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Oh then i might be wrong.

From DxO sensor test, their performance has a little difference.
http://www.dxomark.com/Cameras/Compare/Sid...A6000___967_942

This post has been edited by yok70: Sep 23 2014, 01:44 AM

Nowadays, many "hybrid" users on cameras. People want the best money spent on their investment. Best is both photo and video are good.
I'm serious on video, so same thought as you, I bought the A7S. It produce excellent photo quality too, just scarifies resolution.

fyi, camera makers do disable some features on lower-end models that actually already have those features on their hardware. A good example is recently, Sony's F5 being hacked and the hacker publicly announced they successfully enable the "locked" 4K video shooting feature. Just few weeks later, Sony has no choice but to officially announced that owners of the F5 camera can get this 4K feature "unlocked" from their camera but need to pay an "unlocking fees" of US$1000.

This post has been edited by yok70: Sep 23 2014, 01:55 AM

its the same sensor, but build differently for different market mass.

grab the one with EVF, u never know how useful that EVF is when u are sniping chicks... review in EVF then in LCD where the whole public looking at you.

haha! that's a good one!

Haven't survey enough for their difference. Will do more later.

Erm... But this is what ppl talking about in many photography forums. That's why I bring up this concern la. Of course it's still entry level. But the even more entry level A5100 has it. Why slightly higher level A6000 doesn't get it? That's the question

Marketing wise, yeah I understand... But being priced slightly lower yet getting some of the plus make ppl like me feel unbalanced mah.

But ISO rating matches completely. Sony limiting the dynamic range and color depth on A5100?

The bold part is the really true part

Roger that. Nice reasoning btw.



Btw... I know you all play big guns one la. Me baru start mah where can use your mindset to look at it the same way. A7? Even if I have the money for that but no, I won't allocate my money for that. That's the difference between you all who are already deep into photography and people like me which is still making the entry. To start is not something easy also... I'm just trying to get something that will last longer mah, till the next upgrade perhaps.

Anyway... Keep shooting guys. Will report back in if I really grab the A6000

Bye

your cheery picture, was it uing macro mode? f3.5 is not that big, but the bokeh achieved is yummy

I ask u, if sony announced A5100 without hybrid AF, better video codec, still around that pricing, will u willing to buy the new model? the answers is in ur mind

I do understand ur meaning, however, most ppl is demanding steak quality with nasi lemak price

easy bro if u understand basic photography...

the subject distance to camera should be less then the subject distance to background...then u can achieve nice bokeh even with f3.5....

eq :

camera > subject (30cm)
subject > background (1m)

thanks for the tip

I just hate the touchscreen function, only limited for touch focus and touch shutter, then other thing like menu, setting etc totally cant use, so freaking lame feature.

But I still appreciate the smaller size though,when compare to a6000.

I suggest potential buyer dont consider touchscreen as a pros in a5100,its is really quite useless =.=

Hmm. My old Nex5r can touch the menu

seriously? $1000 USD??? dats crazyyyy

for f3.5, this looks nice worr..

Shot with the SE30mm f/3.5 macro lens. Quite close to the object.
It's not cherry though, it's black grapes actually.

i dun think normal std kit lens can achive like this. i think because of macro la.

see the plate oso starts to blur on edge. normal lens cannot one. sure blur the whole thing.

read my previous post on how to get bokeh...

i know, but u must understand that bokeh quality is diff from one lens to another. to get the bokeh is very easy.

Experiment with UWA for portraits at KLPF:
a6000 with Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 @11mm, not cropped

DSC00025 by bdrc, on Flickr

DSC00023 by bdrc, on Flickr

DSC00030 by bdrc, on Flickr

Any seller here have stock for sel 35mm 1.8 and sel10-18 ?

In kl till tomorrow, want to buy immediately before going b jb...