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Mirrorless, full frame, sensor shift IS
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PostPosted: Thu Jul 24, 2014 9:59 pm    Post subject: Mirrorless, full frame, sensor shift IS Reply with quote
Anybody heard about a manufacturer doing this? Coupled with a tilt screen, focus peaking, and a short flange it would likely be a hit with the manual focus and retro lens fanatics (like me). Am I asking too much?


PostPosted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 4:47 am    Post subject: Re: Mirrorless, full frame, sensor shift IS Reply with quote
jamaeolus wrote:
Anybody heard about a manufacturer doing this? Coupled with a tilt screen, focus peaking, and a short flange it would likely be a hit with the manual focus and retro lens fanatics (like me). Am I asking too much?


Sony A7 II is available now. It suits all your criteria! Laughing Laughing


PostPosted: Sun Jul 05, 2015 11:35 pm    Post subject: Re: Mirrorless, full frame, sensor shift IS Reply with quote
ferrick wrote:
jamaeolus wrote:
Anybody heard about a manufacturer doing this? Coupled with a tilt screen, focus peaking, and a short flange it would likely be a hit with the manual focus and retro lens fanatics (like me). Am I asking too much?


Sony A7 II is available now. It suits all your criteria! Laughing Laughing

Ask and ye shall receive. I bought one. Sold the 60D the 100-400L, the 24-105L, destroyed the budget got the G series 70-400 E mount and adapter. Konica and Minolta and RF lenses as the budget slowly gets rehabbed..
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