01-24-2016, 11:10 AM
hjcihak46, "hijacking" in this forum is nothing exceptional. If you don't like it, look out for forums with dungeon masters as moderators ^_^ We members are just too few to stay on topic all the time. And you were the one who asked us few members, so it would appear cool just to look for the information you're searching for and skip the rest.
Besides, I'm not convinced you'd loose that much of investment, when you switch to Sony and get a metabone adapter. Dave's Clichés once posted a video with a guy with a Canon 70-200/2.8, using that adapter in low light and he was quite amazed. See more at: http://forum.photozone.de/index.php?/top...y/?p=32706
I must say, if I were a Canon shooter and had the opportunity to switch to Sony and could use all my lenses, I'd be very tempted. But for Nikon there's no meatiness with electrical coupling available.
With the 5DSr you would pay as much as for the Sony (alright the adapter is costly as well, so in total you'd pay more) and I think you'd get a better package overall - which doesn't mean the Sony menu get better. When I think about Sony I get a lot of hesitations and I think they spread themselves in too much systems. It's not always the best system surviving...
A couple of posts earlier you said
Well, in my landscapes DR is something I need - but if you work differently, you answered your own question. I think you'd have the least trouble and the most "feeling at home"-experience if you stick with Canon. It's not your problem that I don't even remotely thinking about switching to Canon because I'd get 14 MP more than I already have as the rest of the camera doesn't impress me in any aspect.
Besides, I'm not convinced you'd loose that much of investment, when you switch to Sony and get a metabone adapter. Dave's Clichés once posted a video with a guy with a Canon 70-200/2.8, using that adapter in low light and he was quite amazed. See more at: http://forum.photozone.de/index.php?/top...y/?p=32706
I must say, if I were a Canon shooter and had the opportunity to switch to Sony and could use all my lenses, I'd be very tempted. But for Nikon there's no meatiness with electrical coupling available.
With the 5DSr you would pay as much as for the Sony (alright the adapter is costly as well, so in total you'd pay more) and I think you'd get a better package overall - which doesn't mean the Sony menu get better. When I think about Sony I get a lot of hesitations and I think they spread themselves in too much systems. It's not always the best system surviving...
A couple of posts earlier you said
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Anyway, as a landscape shooter, I generally don't find DR to be an issue in my choice of subject matter.
Well, in my landscapes DR is something I need - but if you work differently, you answered your own question. I think you'd have the least trouble and the most "feeling at home"-experience if you stick with Canon. It's not your problem that I don't even remotely thinking about switching to Canon because I'd get 14 MP more than I already have as the rest of the camera doesn't impress me in any aspect.