Hi Ed,
I almost bought the Z7U about 2 years ago, then I started to look at
the EX series and I didn't like the EX samples that I found on the
web. I don't think I ever looked at Z7U samples before, I am doing
that right now though, on Youtube, and the first clip I've seen has
really good image.
I love the rest you write, I have quite a lot of Nikor mount lenses
already including a Nikor 80-400 zoom, and I didn't know MTF makes a
Nikor/Z7 adapter. Also the Z7U has HDMI out so you're not stuck with
Sony media but using the HDMI output you can record directly to
external harddisk recorders like the Nano Flash.
Do you have a Z7U yourself? Are there many Z7 mount lenses available
apart from the one that comes with the camera?
Rieni
At 8-12-2010 06:18, Ed Chejlava wrote:
>If you want "wildlife", what you want is a Sony HVR-Z7U (3 * 1/3"
>CMOS sensor, interchangeable lens), an MTFservices Nikon G to Sony Z7
>adapter and something like a Sigma 50-500 f4.5-6.3 zoom. The
>"magnification" factor is about 7.2, so the 50-500 "acts" like a
>360-3600 f4.5-6.3 zoom.....
>
>I don't have the Sigma yet, but I have used an old Tamron 28-300 to
>video sea otters, and from a legal distance I get full-frame of an
>otter's eyes, nose and mouth.
>
>And pop on a Tamron 90mm f2.8 macro and you get a "650mm f2.8" lens
>that focuses to about 5"... gives you something like full-frame of
>your pinky fingernail.......
>
>edc
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