>>3535382The issue with Sony cameras is there near-total perfection. The sensors and supporting hardware are so far beyond any other camera in their respective price ranges that every failing on the part of the user is thrust into stark contrast. This extends beyond the usual poor control of focus, exposure and aperture to even lens selection - if you cheap out on a Canon, Nikon or other you'll probably get aware with it because the sensor is so lacking, not so on the Sony.
Basically, Sony cameras demand perfection from the user and most people are incapable of delivering. It's a sad fact but, while Sony may be bought for the masses, they're best suited to the elite few who can truly claim mastery over them. If you're not one of those people, you should probably back off but thanks all the same for funding the R&D that lets people like me truly express our full potential.
