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Ok... 1. flash off2. Aperture priority mode3. set ISO at 1004. Aperture set at f5.65. On tripod6. Selftimer set at 2 sec7. Manual focus mode8. Focus lock at infinity9. push the shutter release button

I am not sure what you are asking.... your picture is well exposed for maxed out ISO.If you don't mind getting low noise picture.. you might want to try lowering the ISO setting... but be careful.....

They are already rotated in my gallery.  I think it is a bug that needs to be fixed?

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"Improvement of image quality when using a wide angle lens"????

So easy to say...

Not an airplane.  It has to be a bright star.  Is it Seoul?

I agree... high res EVF + focus peaking + control buttons and dials. NEX-7 is the best camera I've used with manual lenses including dslrs...

Ok.. I am watching the video again. So, phase detection alone is better. What would be the benefit of using Hybrid system.... For video?

But it looks like it is not even close to the well-designed contrast AF system. Therefore, it may be still worse than non-well-designed contrast AF. Also, why Canon even bother to implement this...

So... the lesson here is... conventional contrast AF including DMC-G5 is better than hybrid AF?

So what is the hybrid AF for?

Image sharpened a bit... slight contrast and level adjustment... overall good auto white balance and dynamic range.. ISO800, f4.5, 1/4sec, 18mm

Placed 28^th in the challenge. Suzlon S88, TX, USA

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=4025122

It says...

The camera need to withstand solar radiation- the cameras we flew (and are still onboard) the space station crapped out after...

To me... I cannot go back to any OVF after being spoiled by the EVF in NEX-7. Not sure what joy you have going back to D7000's OVF... it is not even the best OVF out there...What is the advantage...

You really did not need to use F22 and expose the dirty sensor....

From Ebay... paid $28 + shipping. This lens is amazing. Extremely high performance/$ ratio. It is a bit softer at wide open, but all it needs one stop down. It performed surprisingly well even...