11-02-2013, 08:25 AM
Just that an individual who is photographer by profession uses some camera does not make that camera "professional", though. Else you can label old Olympus point and shoots as "professional", and the entire Canon G range too.
So, I do not think that makes a "professional camera".
Hence, the A7 and A7r are not "professional FF cameras" just because one or two niche pro's can use it as a tool. But of course some people who earn their money making photos may use them.
I do not see the above mentioned direction of the market for slow (FPS) cameras with slow AF (A7), EVF, low battery life just for the sake of having no mirror box, no. What is the obsession of wanting a mirror box gone with some "internet" photographers anyway?
So, I do not think that makes a "professional camera".
Hence, the A7 and A7r are not "professional FF cameras" just because one or two niche pro's can use it as a tool. But of course some people who earn their money making photos may use them.
I do not see the above mentioned direction of the market for slow (FPS) cameras with slow AF (A7), EVF, low battery life just for the sake of having no mirror box, no. What is the obsession of wanting a mirror box gone with some "internet" photographers anyway?