Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Mirrorless Cameras => Topic started by: BernardLanguillier on January 21, 2016, 05:28:48 pm
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http://leicarumors.com/2016/01/21/dxomark-on-the-leica-sl-best-performing-leica-to-date-with-nikon-d750-leica-q-and-sony-a7-ii-comparisons.aspx/
The results are pretty good overall. I still don't quite see why I would want to pay 4 times the price of my D750 that performs better along most axis, but at least the SL sensor is pretty good.
On a different note, engineers must feel increasingly lonely at Canon sensor division. A small Belgian start up is now joining the long list of companies doing a better job than them at sensor design it would seem.
Cheers,
Bernard
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Makes the D750 look a real bargain.. ;D
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Makes the D750 look a real bargain.. ;D
Makes the original a7 which can be had for well under $1K a real bargain ;)
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Hi Bernard,
I guess the engineers are doing fine, they just miss an 18 nm fab…
Best regards
Erik
http://leicarumors.com/2016/01/21/dxomark-on-the-leica-sl-best-performing-leica-to-date-with-nikon-d750-leica-q-and-sony-a7-ii-comparisons.aspx/
The results are pretty good overall. I still don't quite see why I would want to pay 4 times the price of my D750 that performs better along most axis, but at least the SL sensor is pretty good.
On a different note, engineers must feel increasingly lonely at Canon sensor division. A small Belgian start up is now joining the long list of companies doing a better job than them at sensor design it would seem.
Cheers,
Bernard
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I guess the engineers are doing fine, they just miss an 18 nm fab…
What prevents them from manufacturing their designs somewhere else?
Cheers,
Bernard
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Erik,
...the engineers are doing fine, they just miss an 18 nm fab…
It must be like looking for a needle in a haystack.
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Hi,
The answer to that question may be company pride in combination with company management.
But, there is another side. The Canon sensor is good enough. A lot of great images are taken with Canon cameras.
Clearly, the Nikon sensors have better DR, but Canon's DR may be ample for most subjects.
BTW, is this not a Leica thread?
Best regards
Erik
What prevents them from manufacturing their designs somewhere else?
Cheers,
Bernard
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I thought long and hard about the Leica SL but with only one native lens and some of the adapters still missing (a/o the S-one) this is still a very incomplete system.
The sensor is good, the same as the Leica Q and I like the Leica Q.
At this stage IMHO it mostly makes sense for people with lots of R-glass.
2-3 years from now will be a whole different different ballpark if they get that 50mm right (which I am sure they will) and if they can also release some lenses that don't weight a ton...
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BTW, is this not a Leica thread?
Indeed, I wasn't really expecting anyone to reply to this side comment about Canon.
Cheers,
Bernard