Binocularface
You've all got one...............!
Difficult to judge between 7 fps and 10 fps I guess (without direct comparison); but could swear the NEX fires faster than my 7d!
Just hoping the new 50mm does the job!
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Sony NEX5N for digiscoping (1 Viewer)
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Difficult to judge between 7 fps and 10 fps I guess (without direct comparison); but could swear the NEX fires faster than my 7d!
Just hoping the new 50mm does the job!
Binface,
Try this. With an empty card fire off as many shots as you can before it starts to slow down. Then check how many shots you've taken in the playback. That'll give you your answer. I use Sony 16GB Pro HG Duo Memory Stick MS Card 50MB/s. I think they are the fastest you can get that work with the NEX cameras. I'm not aware of a faster SD card either.
I think you'll find the 50mm will work as far as lack of vignetting is concerned, however the focusing will be slower than a legacy lens set at infinity, as with the legacy lens the only focusing you need to do is with the scope which you have to do with whatever lens you are using.
B Lucky
Gary
Try this. With an empty card fire off as many shots as you can before it starts to slow down. Then check how many shots you've taken in the playback. That'll give you your answer. I use Sony 16GB Pro HG Duo Memory Stick MS Card 50MB/s. I think they are the fastest you can get that work with the NEX cameras. I'm not aware of a faster SD card either.
I think you'll find the 50mm will work as far as lack of vignetting is concerned, however the focusing will be slower than a legacy lens set at infinity, as with the legacy lens the only focusing you need to do is with the scope which you have to do with whatever lens you are using.
B Lucky
Gary
DRodrigues
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lens corrections
When reading the dpreview NEX7 review I noticed that the lens corrections only work with the Sony E lenses, including the CA correction. This means that CA only can be corrected doing true digiscopy i.e. not when using astrotelescopes or DSLR adapters spotting scopes.
When reading the dpreview NEX7 review I noticed that the lens corrections only work with the Sony E lenses, including the CA correction. This means that CA only can be corrected doing true digiscopy i.e. not when using astrotelescopes or DSLR adapters spotting scopes.
