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July 16th, 2015, 01:22 AM
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Inner Circle
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A6000 Low Light Performance
Hi All - I'm looking at this camera combined with E-Mount 16mm pancake lens and wide adapter as a stedicam camera (Merlin) I do need it for indoor work however, especially dark wedding evening receptions - any comments about it's low light performance?
I'm currently using a NEX VG-20 for this and it doesn't preform too well when the lights go down Pete |
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July 16th, 2015, 03:12 PM
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Major Player
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Location: Gloucester UK
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Re: A6000 Low Light Performance
I've had the A6000 since it was released in the UK and love it as a stills camera and a B-roll video camera. Low light is nowhere near as good as the A7s, but about what I would expect for a mid price APS-C camera.
This was taken at ISO 3200 https://flic.kr/p/oCWB5p This video was done at the same time with the 16mm f2.8 Sony and the wide adapter and also the Sony 50mm f1.8 |
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July 16th, 2015, 08:59 PM
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Re: A6000 Low Light Performance
It will depend more on your lens. I used the old 5R with a samyang 24 on a speedbooster and while not as bright as the same lens on the A7S it's closer to the A7S+samyang than to the 5R+stock lens. Unless you're getting an A7S I'd just get a faster lens. (Maybe add a Sigma 18-35 1.8)
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July 19th, 2015, 03:58 AM
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Inner Circle
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Re: A6000 Low Light Performance
I already have a Samyang 14mm and dumb speedbooster, it does the focal reduction but not Iris control but as this is a manual lens it's not a problem - think that might do the job.
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