ryansholl

Does the adapter recognize the lens, or is it acting in "release without lens" mode? Just a shot in the dark but aperture isn't entirely electronic, I would think the linkage would engage so long...

@androole

It seems that every dictionary has a different definition of facetious. I was out of line in my comment due to this.

In any case, though, I think the comment to which you were...

@Androole

Take a moment to look up "facetious"

It seems hoarders might be on to something here.

You might wait quite a while.

Trickle-down economics is proven BS, but trickle-down tech is reality. Wait or pay is the nature of the game.

I use the 70-400g on my a7s all the time, it's not the ergonomic nightmare you crackpots would have everyone believe.

Why would the a7s variants ever have anything more than what they've already determined is right for 4k? Up the resolution and you have to start pixel binning. You're all talking nonsense.

"Crippled." lol

get your overdramatic BS off of my internet

And you won't have to if an entire album is in black and white.

You'd be willing to *wait and see* if it affected your camera?

If so, you're a sucker.

FYI, all, I took a closer look and the sensor is triggered at about 4 inches on my a7s.

Just a different perspective - you see a camera hobbled within the confines of the app, I see the app purely as optional addition to an unhobbled camera. I'm perfectly comfortable disagreeing on...

Ok ok that's enough ;)

Why? In the rare case it might be a problem I just turn the viewfinder off. Very basic years young trick.

Yep, looks to be a similar issue.  If properly exposed it's not a massive problem. I've seen similar results with Nikon images as well. In the end, the vast majority of time this only becomes a ...

Normal.  Don't tell dyxum.com it's normal, they'll have your heads, but it's normal.

FYI, the finger in butt is largely regarded as a waste of time and by the time I turn 40 (six years) I would put even money on it no longer being a thing. If it still is I'll be informing that...

I think we've got the answer then as to why this feature is not available for those cameras :)

For anyone reading later, I accidentally a word above. What I meant to say was that 6" is as CLOSE...

How can you see them if they can't see their camera? :)