>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.
Rieni:
Sony includes their "memory recording unit" -
lets you record to CF (same time as tape, as a
failover in case you run out of tape, only to CF.....)
>Do you have a Z7U yourself? Are there many Z7 mount lenses available
>apart from the one that comes with the camera?
Yes - I splurged and am happy that I did. There
aren't too many 1/3" mount lenses and those that
I've seen (at B&H or such) are $15k+. I think
the only other actual "Z7" mount (with the
electrical contacts in it) is the wide angle from
Sony.... but for me the adapter was the killer feature.
There are a few features that I wish my earlier
cameras had had: live histogram, full-time audio
level meters on-screen. Many of the Z7's
abilities are beyond my experience so far - all
of the image tweak setting and such. I think it
will keep me for quite a few years.
edc
>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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