Originally posted by TomB_tx I use my legacy Pentax lenses on a Sony A7 with excellent results, and I imagine the Z6 would be better. Only disadvantage with adapted lenses is no auto diaphragm operation, so you use them stopped down. However, I haven’t found this to be much of an issue - as the EVF always stays bright, and I can still find best focus
Looking at reviews from z6, it doesn't seem much of a problem indeed. the Evf makes up apparently.
I found the evf of a z6 actually huge.
Vs Ovf the peaking function visible in the evf also seems like an advantage to me. Peaking in the evf vs the focus confirmation red dot in my k3 might work better with m lenses. With the red dot confirmation you might still miss and focus on a leaf behind a person face e.g..
As far as i know there seems to be some sort of focus confirmation also with the frame turning green when the desired focus point is in focus.
so far for photography, where i'd still prefer a k1 for FF use of my lenses ;-) but it's good to know that it would work fine.
But it is the video side of things that draws me to a z6. I can't buy both..
Originally posted by surfar A few more to join it too.
Nikon's 2020/21 Z lens lineup roadmap has been leaked - DIY Photography
yep, nice line up.
Probably i should take a look at sony or panasonic also, but the z6 offer is very solid.
Originally posted by repaap Time to time I have a need of video. Now depending how ’serious’ I want to be, I can just sigh and think of other options. But then they would not be that cheap either.
this is what is holding me back a bit.
One option is to get an apsc +- video oriented camera (much cheaper than a FF) but then i'd miss the FF experience (for photography) and overall native use of my m lenses.
Or i can still wait a bit. I am in no hurry, as i can borrow a black magic from a friend. But it would be nice to have something of my own.
One never knows what pentax comes up with.. ;-)