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Feb 28, 2021 · When shooting against the sun it can happen at times that sensor reflections lead to a pattern of red dots, which I find quite unpleasing. My question here is, if such Red Dot Flare happens with Sony cameras & lenses as well, or if Sony managed to reduce or eliminate this effect in some way ?
- Leica vs Sony: Introduction
- Where Sony Wins and Leica Loses
- Conclusion Leica vs Sony…Who Wins?
While their brand couldn’t be different than each other in terms of marketing and image, when it comes to models, they are VERY comparable and there is a Sony equivalent for many Leicas, like the SONY RX1R that goes against the Q2, the CL and TL go against the A6000 series. This makes it an interesting comparison, especially given that the older Le...
Leica can’t touch video
This might or not be important to you if you use Leicas like they are meant to be used: As photographer’s tools. But if you want the camera that can shoot both photos and videos, Sony cameras wipe the floor with Leicas, excluding the SL2. There’s a lot of video modes, stabilization and because of Sony’s proprietary hotshoe system, you can add an external mic to most of them. So if you want video, Sony has always been strong.
A Leica rival in terms of image quality
Back in the day, Leica use to stand above everyone else in terms of image quality. Now there is serious competition and when it comes to their high end cameras, Sony rivals Leicas for image quality. Their higher end Sony A7Rs can trade blows with Leicas, especially coupled with high end Sony lenses and Zeiss lenses.
More bang for your buck
There’s no two ways about it, Leicas are premium priced. There are legitimate reasons for that but when you go Sony, there’s always that feeling that you get the maximum bang for your buck. Most of them are only half the price of a Leica body and the lenses are nowhere near Leica pricing. Even the Zeiss lenses are moderately priced, so if budget is an issue, Sony wins hands down…but you probably knew that!
If you are looking for the superior, best bang for your buck, Sony wins as a camera manufacturer. Sonys are actually some of the best alternatives to shooting M lenses! But if you are looking for the experience of photography, and a line of cameras you cannot help but to gravitate towards, only Leicas can give you that Leica experience…and it’s add...
May 7, 2024 · When we test Sony cameras, we consider everything from handling and usability, to performance, battery life and overall image quality.
Jul 23, 2019 · The pictures have a blue, orange, yellow, or red tint - poor color reproduction. Colors may not appear natural if the camera is not set to an appropriate white balance mode for your shooting situation. Normally, using Auto White Balance (AWB) should work fine.
Apr 1, 2022 · Sony wins ‘Red Dot Best of Best’ Award for [FX3] Full-frame Cinema Line camera, BRAVIA 4K TV [A95K Series], Airpeak [S1] drone
Apr 4, 2018 · As you can clearly see, the red dot pattern is visible in both shots, at slightly different intensity levels. But it is certainly there. And if I took every other APS-C mirrorless camera, whether it was Canon, Nikon, Sony, Panasonic, Pentax or Samsung, all of them would produce similar results.
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When you change your camera's lens, even if you are very careful, tiny particles of dirt or dust may get inside the camera body and stick to the image sensor. If all of your photos contain a blur or dark spot in the same location, there may be dirt on the image sensor.
