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<blockquote data-quote="hrstrat57" data-source="post: 341544" data-attributes="member: 27586"><p>30+ year A mount shooter here, just switched back to Nikon.</p><p></p><p>I shot E mount A7 quite a bit. Nice camera, great handling ( I of course am extremely comfortable navigating Sony menus ) </p><p></p><p>If purchasing I would have added the vertical grip to increase grab for my medium sized hands. </p><p>I also owned a NEX 6 (aps-c) and used it with LA EA2 adapter which allowed used of my huge Maxxum glass kit. </p><p>Made up the mind to go full frame ruled out the A7 series because I would be unable to invest in E mount glass and the camera does not have the usual Sony SSS built in so the A mount glass with adapter, whilst producing fantastic images has no image stabilization.......</p><p></p><p>I also considered the A99 and the A900 (love that one) but ultimately it was the Nikon AF that won me over. It is simply intoxicating IHMO. Thus I sold off a huge bunch of my Sony/ Maxxum A mount gear and all my NEX gear to fund the switch which is nearly complete. I will add a pair of flash guns a as yet unknown brand 70-200 f2.8 AF and a Nikon 28 Ai MF and be done for now. </p><p></p><p>I am certain a nice kit of A7/A7r with a good selection of glass would be fun but to do it right it is also out of my price range.....and nothing AF like a pro range Nikon. Sony has quite a bit of work to do to catch up/match Nikon AF system.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hrstrat57, post: 341544, member: 27586"] 30+ year A mount shooter here, just switched back to Nikon. I shot E mount A7 quite a bit. Nice camera, great handling ( I of course am extremely comfortable navigating Sony menus ) If purchasing I would have added the vertical grip to increase grab for my medium sized hands. I also owned a NEX 6 (aps-c) and used it with LA EA2 adapter which allowed used of my huge Maxxum glass kit. Made up the mind to go full frame ruled out the A7 series because I would be unable to invest in E mount glass and the camera does not have the usual Sony SSS built in so the A mount glass with adapter, whilst producing fantastic images has no image stabilization....... I also considered the A99 and the A900 (love that one) but ultimately it was the Nikon AF that won me over. It is simply intoxicating IHMO. Thus I sold off a huge bunch of my Sony/ Maxxum A mount gear and all my NEX gear to fund the switch which is nearly complete. I will add a pair of flash guns a as yet unknown brand 70-200 f2.8 AF and a Nikon 28 Ai MF and be done for now. I am certain a nice kit of A7/A7r with a good selection of glass would be fun but to do it right it is also out of my price range.....and nothing AF like a pro range Nikon. Sony has quite a bit of work to do to catch up/match Nikon AF system. [/QUOTE]
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