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OpenMemories bypass of 4K recording time limit in Sony A7iii
By ZenGeekDad, in Sony Alpha Full Frame Cameras
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Hi, Same here moved over from Canon 7DMKII and was supprised how much noise I am getting from my A9 & 200-600mm but in saying that it is way better than the Canon 7D MKII, I do use topaz denoise AI and find that very very good, plenty of videos on youtube to get the best from the software. Russ. -
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PS to last posting I have since found out from Mark Galer (a Sony ambassador) that the latest Alpha cameras do have an ISO sweet spot, which is 640 - as you were using. I guess we are always learning! (my cameras are somewhat old in comparison) -
By cameronlazzari · Posted
I am having the same issue with mine. I am using the 24mm f1.4 GM lens. Not sure what to do. -
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It would really help if you provided some more info with your question. I'll have to deduce some assumptions based on your question, so please correct me if I'm wrong here: - Your budget is limited (lenses over $1000 disregarded) - You're not planning to go fullframe in the foreseeable future (lens with fullframe coverage is not required) - By nature/wildlife you mean distant subjects (only lenses with 200mm focal length or longer considered) - You want quick autofocus and lens stabilization (wildlife moves around a lot and stabilized optics help a lot in reducing motion blur) With these starting points the options are narrowed down to the following options I'd consider: Sony E 55-210mm: cheap, small, lightweight, fairly decent for any new photographer Sony E 70-350mm: fairly expensive, bigger and heavier but longer reach and much better image quality than the 55-210 If you want to have the option to go fullframe one day the Sigma 100-400 DG DN might be an option, but it's much bigger still than the Sony 70-350.
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