Sony F707 - DPChallenge Forums

Sony 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6 E-mount

07/31/2006 04:45:53 PM · #1

I keep reading people talking about being in camera cliques. For instance I know there's a Pentax gang. So my question is..

Where's all my Sony F707 homies?! Wooo!

kirbic

Canon EOS R5

Canon RF 24-70 f2.8 L IS

07/31/2006 04:48:29 PM · #2

Here!

:-)

jmsetzler

Sony Alpha a6000

07/31/2006 04:48:53 PM · #3

I used to have a 707. It was my first decent digital camera. It made excellent photos and sometimes I wish I hadn't sold it. I miss the tilt LCD quite a bit.

07/31/2006 04:58:30 PM · #4

Wooo! Let's represent! Yeaaa!

...and yea... I love that tilt LCD

Yeeeehaaaw!

kirbic

Canon EOS R5

Canon RF 24-70 f2.8 L IS

07/31/2006 05:00:01 PM · #5

The F707 set a very high standard at the time it was introduced. The fact that there are still 527 listed users here says something. It can still produce some very respectable results. Sony can be very proud of that one.

JEM

Sony DSC-F707

07/31/2006 05:00:26 PM · #6

We are out here in the wide wide world, Michelle. The Carl Zeiss glass is still superb...would be nice to have a serious wide-angle.

Lytro Illum Light Field Digital

07/31/2006 05:03:13 PM · #7

So the poker game at your place this weekend John? My apartment is a mess and quite frankly, I don't even own a table!

yakatme

Nikon AF-S Nikkor 17-35mm f/2.8D IF-ED

07/31/2006 06:00:10 PM · #8

It's my secondary camera after having been my primary camera for quite a while. Now my son (yakatyou) uses it. He wants my D70 even before I upgrade because he doesn't think much of the F707 (what does the brat really know?) I keep showing him examples of what a good camera it is.

A July issue of a major photomag (sorry, I can't remember which one) was expounding on the macro abilities of the point and shoot cameras over DSLRs, specifically their ability to shoot at the equivalent of f/64 for amazing depth of field.

I'm going to have to snatch that f707 back out of his hands and show him a thing or two.