Size matters

[David Kilpatrick]

I just like the comparison as seen in my studio. I know which one I prefer to have over my shoulder!

David

[pakodominguez]

I know which one I prefer to have over my shoulder!

The black one, right?

[bakubo]

Yeah, I wouldn't want to spend much time carrying a D4 around. I have held one a couple of times -- it is really big and heavy. I held a D800 too and it isn't for me. I posted recently about comparing camera and lens sizes:

http://www.photoclubalpha.com/forum/vie ... =49&t=6441

Here is one example:



I have held all 3 of those cameras. I like the feel of the NEX 7 better than the Olympus EM-5 because the EM-5 controls are too small and bunched together in order to put the EVF in the center rather than off to the left. Also, the NEX 7 grip is much nicer.

[mvanrheenen]

I just like the comparison as seen in my studio. I know which one I prefer to have over my shoulder!

David

Different system, different purpose. I wouldn't want to drag the NEX through a swamp chasing wildlife...

[InTheSky]

David,

Have you tried some Studio shot with the NEX 7 yet ?

I would love to know the feeling .

I'm really looking to do my next Test station shooting in a month with the NEX 7 instead of the A900 ... being now able to rent a Canon 17 TS for the job (thanks to the metabones adapter).

Regards,

Frank

[dierk]

Size matters
4 genarations - from 4x5" to APS-C




and a set of 50mm lenses
From left to right:
- Leica Noctilux 50/0.95 ASPH
- SLR Magic HyperPrime CINE 50mm T0.95
- Leica Summilux 50/1.4 ASPH


dierk

[dierk]

David,
Have you tried some Studio shot with the NEX 7 yet ?
I would love to know the feeling .
.......
Frank

here they come:
studio with two soft boxes
NEX-7 with Sony 50/1.8 OSS


and a 1:1 crop
not really 1:1 due to the size restrictions!



you may find these in bigger size and more on http://www.flickr.com/photos/dierktopp/

dierk

[dierk]

and one more studio shot with the great 50/1.8 OSS




and a 1:1 crop (again not really 1:1)


dierk

[Birma]

Hi Dierk - that is a very nice collection in your "size matters" picture - a camera for all seasons and occasions that's for sure.