r/sony • u/Queasy_Anything_8156 • 11h ago
Discussion Sony fx5: Why sony fanboys are crazy😂
For the last couple of years, when cameras like the Lumix S1II and Nikon zr launched, all Sony users were heard saying was:
"No need for raw, H.265 is enough, and nobody can tell the difference after uploading to YouTube or Instagram. And why do you need to change ISO and white balance? Don't you know how to set white balance?"
"Open gate is not a big thing; you should frame better, or it's not so important."
"32-bit is overrated, and if you're a professional, don't you know how to set up audio?"
"A higher resolution sensor is not needed for cropping; you should learn how to frame in-camera."
"A bigger display is not that important; anyway, you will use an external monitor."
"Raw 12-bit is not necessary; why do you need 12-bit? 10-bit is already enough," etc., etc.
Sony users now, after the FX5 was released:
"OMG, Sony raw is amazing!"
"16-bit raw, wow, such an upgrade over 12-bit raw!"
"Higher resolution sensor, wow, such an upgrade!"
"Open gate, wow, Sony is innovating; open gate is a must!"
"32-bit audio, Sony rules!"
"The display is so good!"
Meanwhile, the thing costs 5 grand for the body alone.
And when you mention the $5k price tag, they will say, "The camera will pay for itself!"
Seriously, just shoot with what you have; all cameras are amazing, and the FX5 is incredible too. But stop hating on other brands and shoot with what you have.
Seriously, it's so funny seeing most of their comments.