Hi TMARK
Indeed is tough choosing. Is not A65 same as A75, only smaller sensor size, thus newer technology and same performance as A75?
From your experience is thus P30 useable at one stop higher ISO than A65/A75?
Regards
Anders
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Anders,
The P30 has very usable ISO 400. I just received my P30+ a few hours ago. ISO 800 is very usable, very film like grain structure. The speed increase over the P30 is noticable to me. Nice bonus
I LOVE the A75, but for some reason I found the A65 lacking. Nice color, but 200 looked bad. This was just my sample. I know some people love their A65.
As to the comments on C1 and sharpening, I think this is over played. People seem to be saying that Leaf is the only back for people, mainly because the color from the Leaf is superior and C1 doesn't let you leave your files neutral. I call BS on these claims. You can turn sharpening off in C1, but the default curves add contrast to the file. Just go linear and have a custom curve. Leaf defaults to excellent color, LC 11 does a really nice job with color for fashion and catalogue work. Great! You can set up C1 to do the same thing, but you have set the defaults. Use color editor to make a profile. Disable sharpening, choose a linear curve and make your own custom curves from there. You can also use Lightroom or Raw Developer or whatever converter floats your boat to get you where you want to be.
The difference among all the backs is really noise, exposure times, and workflow. There are other issues as well, but these are pretty minor.