Well, my 1DXiii has been shooting on that card since I received it and I have had zero issues. So far. The CFe card that is. I couldn't tell in your post when you were referring to the CFExpress or the SD UHS-II.
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Well, my 1DXiii has been shooting on that card since I received it and I have had zero issues. So far. The CFe card that is. I couldn't tell in your post when you were referring to the CFExpress or the SD UHS-II.
Dynamic range is difference between the brightest and darkest tones, it's not affected by how far you can expose to the right, as long as you don't overexpose.
Digital sensors generate noise most visible in the shadows and the noise hides the darkest shadows which reduces the dynamic range. So the DR battle is all in the shadows.
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While I'm not a Sony shooter, know quite a few that are very happy with theirs.
This doesn't appeal to me, but wouldn't call it trash.
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Hey, but if there is only one pixel, rolling shutter will not be an issue.
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In all popular measurements (photonstophotos, dxo) the pixel-level noise is actually the starting point. You're dealing with the pixel-level noise when you use the whole of your image before downscaling, not when you crop it to a single pixel.
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It might happen to be not fine btw, of you intend to shoot video on it, as it doesn't have a V rating.
This guy in turn has a V90 rating
Sony 128GB 300MB/s SF-G Tough Series UHS-II SDXC Memory Card - SF-G128T : Toby Deals AU
Sony 128GB 300MB/s SF-G Tough Series UHS-II SDXC Memory Card - SF-G128T. Photography:Photography Accessories:Memory Cards
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Without a V rating, as far as I understand, it's not guaranteed to have consistent write speed.
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Yea the brand bashing no matter who it is pointed at frustrates and boggles the mind. Anyone objective can see all these brands are making amazing tools that enable us to do incredible things that would have been impossible or very, very expensive just a couple years ago. The competition and innovation is good. The compromises each product makes are good and necessary, and keep the technology evolving. Nearly every camera I have seen has lots of pros and cons. I have seen no perfect cameras and no absolutely bad cameras for years.
If anything is trash, it is people's attitudes about everything.
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The CFe card. See the following link under "Possible Maximum Burst Rate...." is the table. The Sandisk 512B card is support but not 128GB even though it has 1200MB/s max write speed. I'm assuming that 5.5k60 raw in 1DXiii is similar bit rate as 8k30 raw in the R5
https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/...and-mirrorless-cameras/dslr/eos-1d-x-mark-iii
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Well that is surprising for Sandisk! Which UHS-II cards are then supported? The CFe speeds are not clear to me but I thought the UHS-II supported 4k/30 continuous video at least. UHS-I cards have been used for 4K recording in the past haven't they? If I do higher video then I will use the CFe card.It might happen to be not fine btw, of you intend to shoot video on it, as it doesn't have a V rating.
This guy in turn has a V90 rating
Sony 128GB 300MB/s SF-G Tough Series UHS-II SDXC Memory Card - SF-G128T : Toby Deals AU
Sony 128GB 300MB/s SF-G Tough Series UHS-II SDXC Memory Card - SF-G128T. Photography:Photography Accessories:Memory Cards
Without a V rating, as far as I understand, it's not guaranteed to have consistent write speed.
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If you go with the Sony tough cards look out for old new stock.
Had to send in a couple of mine for replacements, was painless process but got a $31 bill for call to arrange the shipping and return label. Sony Canada my ass with the Long Distance call to Florida...
Had to send in a couple of mine for replacements, was painless process but got a $31 bill for call to arrange the shipping and return label. Sony Canada my ass with the Long Distance call to Florida...
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There was a compatibility sheet from Canon, but sadly I lost the link and cannot find it now. I think the link was somewhere on this forum. Basically V90 should do even for non-raw 8K. The Sandisk SD above has a decent speed but it looks like without the V rating it's not guaranteed to be consistent, so there may (or may not) be issues with video recording.
I ordered this beast from Amazon and will live with it for a while, new covid restrictions have been imposed here in Victoria after I preordered the R5 so I won't be able to do a lot of photography anyway. Later on I'll figure what CFexpress card to get. Probably a SanDisk as above, and it should be at least 256Gb.
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It sets limits on cropping, printing large and on postprocessing in general. The cleaner the image is, the more room you have for postprocessing. Full-sized image IS your photograph and starting point for any manipulations. Not a downscaled to instagram size thumbnail.
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German Sony A7sIII press text leaked: Price is 4200 Euro! | sonyalpharumors
Preorders: Sony A7sIII in USA at Adorama ($200 off with lens), BHphoto, Amazon. Sony A7sIII in EU at Fotokoch. Calumet DE. WexUK. Nokishita leaked the full German press text. Here is the google translated text: Almost five years after the Alpha 7S II, Sony launched the successor: The Alpha 7S...
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