Human Eye And Fps

I am a still shooter, not video, so no info on that. But the image quality and eye tracking (human) and colors are great. Easy to use and set up. Highly recommend Mark Galer's videos on Sony cameras.

50mm is close to what the human eye sees and this lens renders it beautifully. Focus ring is a little stiff but that is good for astrophotography as it stays in focus. It is sharp from edge to edge, and the bokeh is very nice. Here are some examples.

I think 33mm is a great street photo focal length. It's almost the human eye's field of view but kind of imperceptibly wider, so it's a weird feeling. I believe I get a lot of really great stuff photographing with this.

This camera allows to shoot photos of things barely or invisible to the human eye. A great extra tool in the camera bag. Not able to edit RAW photos in Lightroom at this time. I recommend it to others.

Thanks to the B&H customer help, I bought this lens. It is perfect for what I need - there is little distortion - apparently it mimics to human eye. My images are super clear and clean, even in lowish light. This is the first lens I've ever bought and I'm very happy with it.

this adapter plate is the best friend of the human race.

Good fps

Best hybrid camera. Period. Bought this camera about a year ago, it is unreal. I do mostly food photography and videography. The MP count is perfect, great fast shutter for stop motions. Video quality is unreal, the oversampled 7k to 4k is butter. The 60 fps cropped is never really an issue for me, I actually like shots tighter most the time! Even the 120 fps in HD is more than enough for any social media application. Auto focus is crazy! Too many features to list, but it truly makes this the best camera at that price point. Now the big thing I was scared of was overheating. Never ran into this issue. Granted I don't record 60 FPS long format videos. I shoot mostly shorter clips in 60 FPS. But being in a hot kitchen, direct sunlight this camera is a beast. When I am in between scenes and I feel the camera getting hot I either switch to taking photos or shut the camera off and pop open all the ports to get it cooled out. I don't think I will ever run into overheating issues, but if I do I will just start building my rig up with heat sinks + external batteries. On top of that with all of Sony's insane releases the past 12 months, I'm still going for this camera as my hybrid go to any day. I often take still frames from my video to use as photo content, see the peach image attached. I decided to go with Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8, very satisfied with that as well. Can't wait to use other lenses to really max this camera out.

Works great and you have to have it to take 30 fps.

I had the 11400 before this one and there is some improvement regarding gaming FPS, but not by much.