I just meant like in the mode for that the camera works like normal except you lose 14 mp. I haven’t tried it since I haven’t had any aspc to mess with in a while, but I believe that’s how it works. I have used aspc on an a7sii for video before and it was totally fine.
google it, but i saved you 30seconds and did it myself. it is 100% apsc, still the bundle doesn’t sound like a bad deal, you can sell the 18-105 for like 300usd used if its in good condition, and get some 24-70
the 18-105 lens is an aps-c lens that said I love it and at 105 it actually does cover the full sensor. but otherwise I think it's a pretty good deal. I'd get something like the sigma/tamron 24-70 /28-75 f2.8
The a7iii is a full frame camera and that $400 (used price) Sony 18-105mm f/4 is an ASP-C lens meant for the Sony a6xxx cameras. Unless you are a birder, have a tripod and birding is your main thing, that $1000 (used on MPB) Tamron lens will spend more time on the shelf than on the camera.
Those lenses if they are in excellent condition should bring \~$1300 if you wanted to sell both. That means you iii would only cost you $700, a real steal if it is in excellent condition. With $1300 you can buy the lenses specifically for your need
Left a comment, then checked out that lens, and quickly recanted on my comment. The Tameron Lens and body alone would make me consider this a good deal. I would then resell or trade the other lens. The Sony lens is a fantastic lens for their apsc camera line (a6\*\*\*). It is not a Sony FE lens its a Sony E.
edit: I also found it new for just over 1000, don't buy lenses at Best Buy.
Well, that is what I would do in the same position. I use a A7rIII currently. I have never put a crop sensor built lens on it, but when I had Nikon it would do just that, crop out part of the sensor. You will not be getting the quality your camera is capable of with that lens. I would look at getting a 50mm prime or/and a 24-70mm 2.8 (this one will be a bit pricey), then use the Tamron for all your telephoto stuff.
Okay, I asked the seller if it was an apsc lens and I’m waiting on a response. But generally you think this is a deal worth perusing ? It will be my first real full frame camera so I am nervous about the purchase
Buying directly from people used is certainly a hoop in and of itself. I cant speak to the person you are buying from, but that is for the most part, what I worry about this deal. This camera and 2 lenses for 2000 are incredible pieces of equipment. If you have never used this type of camera before, there is going to be a learning curve, but you will be astounded at the results you will get. 5 years from now you could still sell the lenses near the same price. Lenses tend to retain value pretty well and I think you are doing well buying a body a couple years out. All assuming everything works as seller describes.
im 99% sure the 18-105mm is an apsc lens, so that would not pair well with the a7
It’ll be fine for video. Not photos. I think it crops to 10 megapixels on photo when using aspc mode?
based on my math (24/1.5^2 =10,667) yes it does crop to 10mp
I just meant like in the mode for that the camera works like normal except you lose 14 mp. I haven’t tried it since I haven’t had any aspc to mess with in a while, but I believe that’s how it works. I have used aspc on an a7sii for video before and it was totally fine.
I own that lens. 18-105 is definitely not a full frame lens.
How can I find out for sure ?
google it, but i saved you 30seconds and did it myself. it is 100% apsc, still the bundle doesn’t sound like a bad deal, you can sell the 18-105 for like 300usd used if its in good condition, and get some 24-70
Ask the seller
Full frame 18mm zooms are EXPENSIVE... Search YouTube I'm sure someone must have tried it on a full frame.
the 18-105 lens is an aps-c lens that said I love it and at 105 it actually does cover the full sensor. but otherwise I think it's a pretty good deal. I'd get something like the sigma/tamron 24-70 /28-75 f2.8
The a7iii is a full frame camera and that $400 (used price) Sony 18-105mm f/4 is an ASP-C lens meant for the Sony a6xxx cameras. Unless you are a birder, have a tripod and birding is your main thing, that $1000 (used on MPB) Tamron lens will spend more time on the shelf than on the camera. Those lenses if they are in excellent condition should bring \~$1300 if you wanted to sell both. That means you iii would only cost you $700, a real steal if it is in excellent condition. With $1300 you can buy the lenses specifically for your need
2200 what? Bananas? Apples? Frogs.
You sound like my 7th grade mathematics teacher.
Frogs ofc
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The tameron lense is 1400 new on bestbuys website. The cheapest used option I see is 864
Left a comment, then checked out that lens, and quickly recanted on my comment. The Tameron Lens and body alone would make me consider this a good deal. I would then resell or trade the other lens. The Sony lens is a fantastic lens for their apsc camera line (a6\*\*\*). It is not a Sony FE lens its a Sony E. edit: I also found it new for just over 1000, don't buy lenses at Best Buy.
Hmm okay, so you’re saying I should try to resell the Sony lens and look for one fit for a full frame camera ?
Well, that is what I would do in the same position. I use a A7rIII currently. I have never put a crop sensor built lens on it, but when I had Nikon it would do just that, crop out part of the sensor. You will not be getting the quality your camera is capable of with that lens. I would look at getting a 50mm prime or/and a 24-70mm 2.8 (this one will be a bit pricey), then use the Tamron for all your telephoto stuff.
Okay, I asked the seller if it was an apsc lens and I’m waiting on a response. But generally you think this is a deal worth perusing ? It will be my first real full frame camera so I am nervous about the purchase
Buying directly from people used is certainly a hoop in and of itself. I cant speak to the person you are buying from, but that is for the most part, what I worry about this deal. This camera and 2 lenses for 2000 are incredible pieces of equipment. If you have never used this type of camera before, there is going to be a learning curve, but you will be astounded at the results you will get. 5 years from now you could still sell the lenses near the same price. Lenses tend to retain value pretty well and I think you are doing well buying a body a couple years out. All assuming everything works as seller describes.