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Danny, yours is a case of the "tail wagging the dog" :-) It's like a lens with a sensor attached.

I finally got around to pp this pic I took with the "old" NEX3 a year ago.

Agree!  I've used Faststone for a couple of years and it is great for viewing images and a few quick changes, tagging, etc.

Go to dyxum.com for a wealth of Alpha information.

these are very NICE! I like the two bikers riding away in the trail the most. Well done Vaughan!

John, don't take it personal... it's a good thing for a Sunday for others to be outside shooting instead of in a virtual community looking at pictures :-) The shots are nice but nothing...

Thanks, Greg, Bart, Splashy - you all make good points!  And I get to play with the picture more :)Be well!

Revisiting an old picture...

The osprey landing on top of each other was truly the highlight of the video!  Well done.

Looks great to me!  but I'm not an expert.  I love the girl's attitude - it screams "take that shot already".  I would prefer a crop that doesn't cut the fist in half.Be well and thanks for the post!

St Augustine and Miami are both winners!  Do u like lighthouses - go to the St Augustine then if driving down to Miami go to Ponce De Leon, Jupiter (my favorite) - if in Jupiter go to the inlet...

Thanks for the interesting lesson Jeremy.  Be well!

Please give me some insight as to what is happening, are the catfish dead already?  Looks like scavenger work for the eagles more of the kind of work you would suspect the seagulls in the...

I like your first two shots - well done!  I'm surprised that there were no intruders over the long exposure?!thanks for posting

I shoot mostly with my a65 SLT but I carry my old NEX3 everywhere with the sigma 30mm.  The NEX  provides a lot of convenience due to size while not compromising too much in quality.  These were...

These are a few from last summer on a cloudy afternoon.  I was riding in one of the rental bikes w/ my camera and the 18-55 when down came the pouring rain (stowed the camera in a pouch).  I still...

I like them!  I wish all my wrong settings shots came out this good :-)Since the bird is not "perfectly captured" the attention is on the whole image and in this case I feel the sum was greater...