... and they compared to one another: Hasselblad H3, Mamiya AFDIII, Sony Alpha 900 - comparative test

27 października 2008, 09:23 | czytano: 50945 razy ... and they compared to one another: Hasselblad H3, Mamiya AFDIII, Sony Alpha 900 - comparative test

For those that are thirsty for blood and equipment wars, I will not test whether AF will be able to manage the incoming cannonball. Is it possible to shoot a portrait of a Nigerian in a dark basement of a Norwegian hut in the winter behind the Polar Circle in the glare of his last three remaining white teeth? I will not check whether the forest rustles around on the location in Błędowska Desert and the sensor rustles along with it. I will not find out whether the Sony case is resistant to torching and drowning in the swamp. I will not answer the question whether an 18-month old neighbor?s son will intuitively handle the camera?s menu. I will not discover whether Sony Alpha 900?s LCD is resistant to screwdriver scratches or whether the sensor stabilization works during the camera?s fall from the third floor. I will focus on the issue that is mundane and unoriginal to many Internet users: picture quality.


Summary: numbers




In the end, I would like to make a numerical summary. For many people the numbers are the indicators of everything. We had an evaluation estimate, and now I would like to discuss the price.

Sony Alpha 900 costs ca. PLN 8,500 ? 9,000. Renting Hasselblad H3 for one day with the standard zoom without an assistant amounts to ca. PLN 2,000. H3 costs a dozen or so thousand euros, depending on the sensor type. Mamiya AFDIII with the ZD adapter costs ca. PLN 40 thousand. If the quality is close and comparable (and I don?t want to stir up a hornets? nest anymore), it gives many photographers something to consider.

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Autor: Bogusława Słota




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