02-23-2016, 11:12 AM
popo, an adapter to the Sigma Merills is not necessary, if one decides to go mirrorless and let Sigma do the conversion of their Art lenses. I seriously consider that, although I'm aware of throwing away some FF advantages while keep the disadvantage of heavy, chunky lenses. 39 MP is enough for landscapes and productshots, as well as for studio portraiture. Together with the new 50-100/1.8 Art it will be awesome.
Given Sigmas slowliness from product announcement to delivery into real life I don't expect to see those cameras in a shopping window within a year from now. So time enough to get more informations. Slow AF? I think at Sigma still is development, I will wait until I can see for myself - and if thats a vaild point, BC, then start trashing your manual focus legacy lenses. High ISO? For that I have the Fuji and will get another body in time.
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Given what the Fuji X-E2 together with Capture One 9 already is capable of I don't feel in a hurry. To me, the Sigmas are what I hoped for from Sigma. No bloody "new" DSLR, those times are over soon. Enough buttons, clean menu, great design - if they managed to get a state of the art EVF with at least 2MP, better more.
The adapter MC-11 is a cool move for all Canonistas trying to wet their toes with mirrorless. Poor Nikon, the trains are moving and they still keep their locomotive in the shed.
Given Sigmas slowliness from product announcement to delivery into real life I don't expect to see those cameras in a shopping window within a year from now. So time enough to get more informations. Slow AF? I think at Sigma still is development, I will wait until I can see for myself - and if thats a vaild point, BC, then start trashing your manual focus legacy lenses. High ISO? For that I have the Fuji and will get another body in time.
Given what the Fuji X-E2 together with Capture One 9 already is capable of I don't feel in a hurry. To me, the Sigmas are what I hoped for from Sigma. No bloody "new" DSLR, those times are over soon. Enough buttons, clean menu, great design - if they managed to get a state of the art EVF with at least 2MP, better more.
The adapter MC-11 is a cool move for all Canonistas trying to wet their toes with mirrorless. Poor Nikon, the trains are moving and they still keep their locomotive in the shed.