02-09-2016, 07:09 AM
After 4 days of using the old hardware with the new firmware, my intermediate findings are:
A lot of improvements, especially since I unboxed the camera 5 weeks ago (with firmware 1.0). Functionality in terms of AF became better, low light shots are no longer a huge problem. Which doesn't mean a 100% keeper rate. Camera and I not always agree on importance of objects to be in focus. So, a couple of shots I didn't make.
Others were at something like 6400 ISO, 1/20 and aperture between f/2 and f/1.2
The Auto-whitebalance does a nice job - the light was clearly worse than here to be seen.
![[Image: i-wbjBHM7-M.jpg]](https://sojujo.smugmug.com/photos/i-wbjBHM7/0/M/i-wbjBHM7-M.jpg)
And the 35/2 is although on the limit with 1/20" still useable in terms of AF
![[Image: i-vPfChXZ-M.jpg]](https://sojujo.smugmug.com/photos/i-vPfChXZ/0/M/i-vPfChXZ-M.jpg)
But still no tongue-detection
Maybe firmware 5.0 will have some new goodies.
![[Image: i-fdJ92Lp-M.jpg]](https://sojujo.smugmug.com/photos/i-fdJ92Lp/0/M/i-fdJ92Lp-M.jpg)
A lot of improvements, especially since I unboxed the camera 5 weeks ago (with firmware 1.0). Functionality in terms of AF became better, low light shots are no longer a huge problem. Which doesn't mean a 100% keeper rate. Camera and I not always agree on importance of objects to be in focus. So, a couple of shots I didn't make.
Others were at something like 6400 ISO, 1/20 and aperture between f/2 and f/1.2
The Auto-whitebalance does a nice job - the light was clearly worse than here to be seen.
And the 35/2 is although on the limit with 1/20" still useable in terms of AF
But still no tongue-detection
Maybe firmware 5.0 will have some new goodies.