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Pretty Much Sums Up How I Feel About Mirrorless Right Now
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<blockquote data-quote="sonicbuffalo_RIP" data-source="post: 337279" data-attributes="member: 21543"><p>Well....I don't mean by image rendered. I mean the D7100 and most of the DSLR's have a more thorough menu of options to fine tune and tweak your camera, not to mention the viewfinder, which is a pentaprism on the D7100 and D610. I like to look through my viewfinder, but I know mirrorless is making inroads on that front. I just like the flexibility of the menu system on the DSLR's. I don't, in no means, mean the DSLR's blow the mirrorless away in IQ. The mirrorless IQ is terrific for the most part, and some would say that the mirrorless outperforms the DSLR's when you compare image to image. I also don't like the chincy looking flash units on mirrorless and the off camera flash units aren't much better. As for as their performance, I don't really know, but my SB-910 is one heck of a unit. I don't think the mirrorless CMOS sensors really compare with full frame ones. I know Sony has a full frame sensor for their A7xx series. or A8xx series, I'm not sure. Mirrorless has come a long way, but to get the settings that I have available for my D7100 and D610, and remember I don't own one, but only know what I've read on other forums, I would say mirrorless has a ways to go to get the same ability to set your camera up the same way I can on my 2 present cameras. Correct me if I'm wrong, as I'm still learning about the mirrorless cameras myself. I saw quite a few images from the Sony Nex line and the only fault I could see was the blues were a little strong. The Fuji seems to have a great color balance.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sonicbuffalo_RIP, post: 337279, member: 21543"] Well....I don't mean by image rendered. I mean the D7100 and most of the DSLR's have a more thorough menu of options to fine tune and tweak your camera, not to mention the viewfinder, which is a pentaprism on the D7100 and D610. I like to look through my viewfinder, but I know mirrorless is making inroads on that front. I just like the flexibility of the menu system on the DSLR's. I don't, in no means, mean the DSLR's blow the mirrorless away in IQ. The mirrorless IQ is terrific for the most part, and some would say that the mirrorless outperforms the DSLR's when you compare image to image. I also don't like the chincy looking flash units on mirrorless and the off camera flash units aren't much better. As for as their performance, I don't really know, but my SB-910 is one heck of a unit. I don't think the mirrorless CMOS sensors really compare with full frame ones. I know Sony has a full frame sensor for their A7xx series. or A8xx series, I'm not sure. Mirrorless has come a long way, but to get the settings that I have available for my D7100 and D610, and remember I don't own one, but only know what I've read on other forums, I would say mirrorless has a ways to go to get the same ability to set your camera up the same way I can on my 2 present cameras. Correct me if I'm wrong, as I'm still learning about the mirrorless cameras myself. I saw quite a few images from the Sony Nex line and the only fault I could see was the blues were a little strong. The Fuji seems to have a great color balance. [/QUOTE]
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