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Marco

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  1. Thanks for your answers!
    I'll remember that before filming a subject wearing a tie, next time.
    I have to say that this problem seems worse in the video when you see the subject moving. The picture doesn't look as bad as it is.
    I don't know whether or not changing the Picture Profile this problem can be solved.
  2. This is a frame taken by my Sony A7s with PP4 25p Full frame
    Take a look at the tie. The picture speaks for itself.
    I thought that the A7s didn't have aliasing and moire, at least not in FF 25p mode!
     

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  3. Andrew, don't you know if the picture from the A7s matches the one from the D750, someway?
    I was thinking that using for istance the Sony Cine2 PP6, it is less versatile then the S-log2 PP7 but it doesn't need to be graded so much. Maybe it behaves closer to the D750 flat profile then the S-Log.
    In this way A7s and D750 can work in the same set as camera A and camera B without many postproduction problems.
  4. But with the Metabones adaptor (EF to E-mount) mark III or IV, how does a OIS lens, such as the Tamron 24-70mm F2.8, performs in terms of stabilization with the A7s? As far as I know the AF is slow. I hope the rest is ok.

  5. The E mount is the same regardless.    ALL the simple adapters listed as for NEX work with the A7 (maybe not some of the Sony LA-EA# ones though).      It is the lenses that may or may not cover the full sensor of FF.      Most normal E mount lenses do not fully cover the FF sensor.     Some of them do.     The Samyang/Rokinon/whatever lenses do cover the full frame sensor as do those labelled FE.     Some of the normal E mount Sony lenses cover the FF sensor at least in part.

     

    FF legacy lenses with simple adapters (like most if not all M42) will cover the full sensor.      I use m42 lens to Pentax K adapters in a Pentax K to NEX adapter for my A7 (though have recently sold most of my m42 lenses and only have a couple of old oddball lenses left in m42).

     
    Thanks Noone!
    So I'll buy the cheapest M42/Nex adapter on internet. It should be fine, I think.
  6. Guys I have many M42 lenses and the A7s is the camera I'd like to buy. 
    One question: Is there a compatible M42 - E-mount adaptor to cover the A7s full frame sensor?
    There are many M42/Nex cheap adaptor on internet but I don't know whether or not they work with Nex (Apsc) cameras only.
    If not with one adaptor, is there a way to fit a M42 lens in an A7s body (maybe with 2 adaptors)?
    can someone recommend to me the best way? Thanks!
  7. Hi David, thank for your experiments!
    The rolling shutter issue seems drastically reduced. The image looks smoother in APS-C but I think that a little of sharpening in post could solve this problem. I see a little bit (very little) of aliasing sometime (in the handrail 1'24") but I'd say that in APS-c mode the A7s can be handheld with no worryes.
    Did you use OIS lenses?
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