Can you detail more on what aspects will benefit from APS-C mode? Never heard of this before and I am really curious.
The corners of the sensor are the hardest to stabilize since they are moving the most trying to smooth out our hand movement, so by cropping into the sensor you take the corners out of the equation, which might yield better results, not sure about it, but worth a try.
Can you make a quick comparison test with a 24mm vs a 16mm cropped in test and post it here? It would be very interesting to see your results.
I've been reading that the quality is better in APS-C mode ,but I'm finding that w/ my lenses, I'm not able to get in tighter spaces with the 1.5x crop, not to mention adding crop for active steady shot, focus breathing, etc. (which aren't as significant as APS-C). If I don't shoot APS-C, what am I losing? How much better is APS-C mode and in what way?
I have to decide if to film normally or to rent/borrow a wider angle lens so that after cropping I can still have a wide enough lens for the shot.
e.g. is it better to film w/ a 24mm lens not cropped, or a 16 or 20mm lens and crop in. Which has better quality or is it negligible? I heard also something to do w/ electronic rolling shutter is better w/ aps-c. what about stabilization, etc.
Pros and cons?
Thanks!
It's interesting to read the speculation today, given we know what happened.
The A7IV did indeed come out before the A7RV
The A7RV came out with a rear screen that satisfied the waist level shooters who wanted tilt and the others who wanted flip-out, and even gave us the ability to fold the screen inwards for people like me who want to avoid nose-prints on the rear screen.
And the hoped-for 100Mp did not appear. Oh, well, we can repeat these speculations, just putting in A7RVI, right?
I am surprised no one suggested 96Mpixel, given that's 24Mpixel x 4 - would mean images exactly 12000 x 8000, which are lovely round numbers.
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