I’ve had the original Leica Q since it came out in 2015 and I love it. Like you, however, I found the fixed wide-angle focal length to be limiting, so I added a Sony A7RV to my bag 6 months ago. I love them both, but for different reasons. I’ve always been an avid B&W photographer, so I created a monochrome user profile for my Q which I use exclusively with that camera. I use the Sony for everything else: exclusively shooting in color with a tiny amount of video thrown in. I’m glad to have access to multiple lenses and focal lengths with the Sony, and I now feel like my bag is complete. By the way, I bought two Sony lenses for the A7RV: The 40mm f2.5, which I use for street photography, and the 24-70mm f2.8, which I use for everything else. Cheers.
Hi everyone!
Yesterday i receive a Sony a7II for button topflex repairment and LCD flex repairment.
I have an issue with the optical viewer, they didn´t show any image, no even black screen, just nothing
I clean the sensor and verify if flex´s are damage but they are perfect with no issue.
The bateries are fully charge and all buttons already works with the replacement but i didn´t replace LCD flex yet (Next week i´ll receive flex replacement) .
Any idea about what´s happening? i didn´t find any information about the issue.
The LCD screen and optical viewer interact restrictiveley? i mean, if LCD doesn´t work, doesn´t optical viewer eather?
Thanks u all for u time Have a nice week
I've been using this lens extensively without any sharpness issues. At long focal lengths, you'll have to factor in the need for a faster shutter speed (< 1/500-ish at 350mm) and other factors like atmospheric distortion, fog/dust haze, etc. All these factors contribute to a deterioration of image quality at longer focal lengths.
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