Alex wrote: I just moved from the a6300 to the a6400 10 days ago, so far the colors seem to be ok out of the box. They are easy to work with and on close to on the spot. As nice as my D850 or Z7? No, but close and manageable in post.
Scotty wrote:
Alex wrote: I just moved from the a6300 to the a6400 10 days ago, so far the colors seem to be ok out of the box. They are easy to work with and on close to on the spot. As nice as my D850 or Z7? No, but close and manageable in post.
Is your mirrorless replacing the d850?
Alex wrote:
Scotty wrote:
Alex wrote: I just moved from the a6300 to the a6400 10 days ago, so far the colors seem to be ok out of the box. They are easy to work with and on close to on the spot. As nice as my D850 or Z7? No, but close and manageable in post.
Is your mirrorless replacing the d850?
Hey Scotty!
Great question, the Z7 is bad ass, but not a replacement for my D850. D850 is just that good and I really enjoy the camera to much. I was just in Moscow and Turkey and the only cameras I bought was the Z7 and a6400 because of size.
Scotty wrote:
Alex wrote:
Scotty wrote:
Alex wrote: I just moved from the a6300 to the a6400 10 days ago, so far the colors seem to be ok out of the box. They are easy to work with and on close to on the spot. As nice as my D850 or Z7? No, but close and manageable in post.
Is your mirrorless replacing the d850?
Hey Scotty!
Great question, the Z7 is bad ass, but not a replacement for my D850. D850 is just that good and I really enjoy the camera to much. I was just in Moscow and Turkey and the only cameras I bought was the Z7 and a6400 because of size.
You've been quite the traveler lately.
Soccer Mom wrote: I was looking at the a6400 and correct me if I'm wrong, it's similar to the a6500 with the exception that the a6500 has the IBIS and the a6400 doesn't?
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