vipgraphx
No longer a newbie, moving up!
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So got a sony NEX 6 late last night, charged the battery and hit the sack. This morning I went out and took a quick test HDR of this tractor. Not to bad, still have to get it use to the controls.
First impressions, I was quite impressed with image quality. Very sharp images thus far. I did manually adjust the exposures because the auto bracket in this camera is .3ev So I shot three exposures at -2,0,+2. I can see this becoming a potential problem for me at least as I am used to the nikon system with a timer set to do them all. With my d700 I was able to do these very very fast with the grip which is ideal for sunset and preventing ghosting in the sun. If I have to take the time to adjust each exposure in these instances I will lose the placement of the sun causing an oval shape. Not a horrible problem but a potential problem, we will have to see.
The other problem I had is that I am running photoshop CS5 on a MAC and I had to download the Adobe DNG image converter to convert sonys RAW files. Camera RAW in photoshop does not want to open up those files. SO this could also be a potential problem when doing many photos. Photomatix did not like those sony raw files at all turned everything pink........???? IF I chose to upgrade to PhotoShop CC it does open up these sony files without the converter but I like the older camera raw better. Once again not a horrible issue but could be time consuming as I am adding that extra step.
So far that is it for now..I will continue to test this camera out if this does not work out I am going to give the Nikon D7100 a world.

tractor by VIPGraphX, on Flickr
First impressions, I was quite impressed with image quality. Very sharp images thus far. I did manually adjust the exposures because the auto bracket in this camera is .3ev So I shot three exposures at -2,0,+2. I can see this becoming a potential problem for me at least as I am used to the nikon system with a timer set to do them all. With my d700 I was able to do these very very fast with the grip which is ideal for sunset and preventing ghosting in the sun. If I have to take the time to adjust each exposure in these instances I will lose the placement of the sun causing an oval shape. Not a horrible problem but a potential problem, we will have to see.
The other problem I had is that I am running photoshop CS5 on a MAC and I had to download the Adobe DNG image converter to convert sonys RAW files. Camera RAW in photoshop does not want to open up those files. SO this could also be a potential problem when doing many photos. Photomatix did not like those sony raw files at all turned everything pink........???? IF I chose to upgrade to PhotoShop CC it does open up these sony files without the converter but I like the older camera raw better. Once again not a horrible issue but could be time consuming as I am adding that extra step.
So far that is it for now..I will continue to test this camera out if this does not work out I am going to give the Nikon D7100 a world.

tractor by VIPGraphX, on Flickr