Reviews written by Domnet

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Sigma 56mm f/1.4 DC DN C

Pros: All.

Cons: Nothing

Opinion: My favorite lens with the Sony a6700. Superlative optical quality, always sharp, the images have a particular three-dimensionality. Soft and mellow bokeh. Perfect autofocus. The stabilization on the sensor of the a6700 with this lens works particularly well compared to others, I tried to shoot even at 1/2 second.

sent on January 24, 2025

OM System OM-1

Pros: TOP ergonomics and customization, Always perfect white balance and exposure, Monstrous and small Zuiko lenses at a negligible cost compared to the competition, Beautiful color rendering and customization possibilities, Burst. Powerful computational functions with amazing results

Cons: Dynamic range not at the level of the best APS-C, Difficult to get a blur even with the F2.8 zooms because of the MFT sensor

Opinion: I sold the Om-1 to switch to Sony A6700, much praised as the best APS-C out there but between the two in my opinion the Om-1 comes out the winner, even in the noise at high ISO it comes out on top, with a noise that is always soft and pleasant. The only thing where the 6700 is superior is tracking. The Om-1's single-point autofocus, on the other hand, locks on more than the Sony. Overall, shooting with the Om-1 associated with the slow Zuiko 12-40 2.8 or the super-bright fixed is a rewarding experience. It produces beautiful images very easily. Since I got the Sony I've started to worry about white balance again, which with the OM-1 is always perfect by default.

sent on January 10, 2025