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Originally posted by BackToSlr BackToSlr wrote:

Originally posted by ijsvogel ijsvogel wrote:


Its the "old" version, so the GI
I think is is so sharp because the A7r have no AA-filter, that increased the sharpness.
what i think its also the 36MP, and no translucent mirror, but that i dont now for sure. I'm not technical

Greetings
Gustav


Gustav,

I thought you borrowed LA-EA4 (which has translucent mirror), am I wrong?

Thanks for the images!

Cheers,

N


Yes sony give me the A7R together with the new e-mounth 35mm 2.8 CZ, and the LA-EA4, till this monday, with only the 35mm you cant do much, thas why i also ask the adapter, than i can try A-mount lenses, like ther 24-70CZ, 70-200 GI, and the 50mm 1.4 CZ
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Edited by ijsvogel - 24 October 2013 at 05:55
my picture`s

www.gkiburg.nl A77 A99 SAL70-400 GII SAL300mm 2.8 SSM-G   SAL500mm F4 SSM-G SAL70-400 SSM-G
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Originally posted by jk_wang jk_wang wrote:

ijsvogel ,

How to view your pictures of A7r?

jk_wang


Jk-wang, i view the picture's in lightroom, because i now lightroom cannot read RAW-files, i shoot also in JPEG

Gustav
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www.gkiburg.nl A77 A99 SAL70-400 GII SAL300mm 2.8 SSM-G   SAL500mm F4 SSM-G SAL70-400 SSM-G
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Posts: 836 		Post Options Post Options   Quote BackToSlr Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 24 October 2013 at 00:45
Originally posted by ijsvogel ijsvogel wrote:

Originally posted by BackToSlr BackToSlr wrote:

Originally posted by ijsvogel ijsvogel wrote:


Its the "old" version, so the GI
I think is is so sharp because the A7r have no AA-filter, that increased the sharpness.
what i think its also the 36MP, and no translucent mirror, but that i dont now for sure. I'm not technical

Greetings
Gustav


Gustav,

I thought you borrowed LA-EA4 (which has translucent mirror), am I wrong?

Thanks for the images!

Cheers,

N


Yes sony give me the A7R together with the new e-mounth 35mm 2.8 CZ, and the LA-EA4, till this monday, with only the 35mm you can do much, thas why i also ask the adapter, than i can try A-mount lenses, like ther 24-70CZ, 70-200 GI, and the 50mm 1.4 CZ
Greetings


Cool. That means the sharpness is due to lack of AA filter and translucent mirror doesn't kill it . I am looking to get A7R, but was not sure if I should get LA-EA3 or LA-EA4...

Would love to see more A mount lenses.

Thanks,

N
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Thanks again for showing us your test results, definitely very sharp.

Very tempting, but I might just wait a little longer for the mirrorless a-mount stuff to come.
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I would LOVE to see the Zeiss 135 1.8 on this beast.
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Gustav:
Thanks very much for your help in evaluating the new A7R camera and FE lenses. It's always a pleasure to see a craftsman exhibit his skills. That sensor and lens combination (35mm) looks fantastic. I'm more interested in the A7 because of the AF speed and low light advantage of the 24 mp sensor but you have produced some stunningly sharp images, bravo!

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Originally posted by Blacktip Blacktip wrote:

Oh rubbish, this camera will be nicely available around bonus time...
must pay of the house, wife would kill me
must pay of the house, wife would have me in the dog house
must pay of the house, wife's birthday at the same time... opportunity :)

Nice set, I'd love to hear your verdict after the 3 days, also on the a-mount adapter.


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A7 & A7r look very good, if such a comments are filling this topic   
Sony is fullfilling the hopes arised some years ago
a6500 & some nice e-mount lenses. Be fond of photography - this is the way to alleviate stress
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Hi Gustav!

Thanks a lot for sharing the pictures. They are awesome.
I can understand that Sony didn't got back the A7r

I have preordered the A7r with the LA-EA3. I expect similar results with the A7r and the STF.

Regards
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Merci Gustav pour cet essai du A7R qui montre bien le piqué de cet appareil
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Posts: 12968 		Post Options Post Options   Quote darosa Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 24 October 2013 at 10:07
Hi Jackez and welcome to Dyxum. And thanks for your appreciation of Gustav's test shots with the a7r.

To keep all posts clear to all members the rule is that all use English.
Could you try to posts your messages in English from now on?

Thanks!

Have a good time on Dyxum!
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Hi Guatav,

The photos are so nice! May I know what was % of crop for the first photo (#2)?

Thanks!
Roger
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