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<blockquote data-quote="ryanwphoto" data-source="post: 526282" data-attributes="member: 23475">Re: Nikkor AF on Sony E mount arrivedMy experience come from out in -25C weather in very overcast winter conditions and a low lit wedding where every shot rook a couple seconds just to focus and I totally missed shots, yes it may only happen once and a while but where I live we get that weather quite often and I'm in low light very often, And it's either out in those conditions shooting or sitting at home on my butt playing with the Sony menus or whatever.&nbsp; To be honest I'd rather be out shooting with something I know will work 95% of the time instead of 70%. There is a huge difference yet with the capabilities of sony mirrorless and a Nikon DSLR.&nbsp; I'm not saying they aren't any good, but there is a big difference in performance. And no this is not dreamed up. I've done it, been frustrated and seen it with my own eyes. Sent from my D6503 using Tapatalk</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ryanwphoto, post: 526282, member: 23475"] [b]Re: Nikkor AF on Sony E mount arrived[/b] My experience come from out in -25C weather in very overcast winter conditions and a low lit wedding where every shot rook a couple seconds just to focus and I totally missed shots, yes it may only happen once and a while but where I live we get that weather quite often and I'm in low light very often, And it's either out in those conditions shooting or sitting at home on my butt playing with the Sony menus or whatever. To be honest I'd rather be out shooting with something I know will work 95% of the time instead of 70%. There is a huge difference yet with the capabilities of sony mirrorless and a Nikon DSLR. I'm not saying they aren't any good, but there is a big difference in performance. And no this is not dreamed up. I've done it, been frustrated and seen it with my own eyes. Sent from my D6503 using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]

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