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I can do the same with my A900, but with other trigger and other flash.

http://www.dslrphoto.com/dslr/japan-most-popular-dslr-camera-sales-ranking-full-year-of-2012---1-canon-t3i,32931.html

DSLR camera sales ranking in Japan for the full year of 2012

Yes, you are correct. Painted dial (A850) vs engraved dial (A900) and one coat of paint (A850) vs two coats of paint (A900) are the finish differences.

The correct title for your post must be: Sony flash no good... with SLT cameras :) With the introduction of SLT cameras, Sony has gone back 30 years in flash technology. With flash exposure...

Thanks Paul. You have awesome photographs in your website. :-)

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Right. The difference is more about the working distance and the perspective (the focal length do not change the perspective, but subject distance does).As Brian has pointed you before, having the...

MD lenses can only focus at infinity if your alpha adapter has a lens in it, because the flange focal distance is longer in the alpha mount than in MC/MD mount.

That doesn't change that with the 135 you can achieve less DOF :)

The 135 can achieve less DOF than the 85, but it's not a problem with either lens.

Both lenses can do what you want. I will go with the 85mm, in horizontal is close to the second photo you posted. In vertical is close to this .

I remember when Olympus fans said than every manufacturer will end up using the 4/3 format as it was the best out there. The truth is that the only manufacturer that has stoped to make SLRs is......

It's easier that Sony returns to the OVF path than CaNikon drops his OVF cameras for an EVF type. Nikon has a new hybrid viewfinder patent that is a more intelligent move than what Sony has done.

I use the Pixel King, in my A900, and it works great. Don't expect to find TTL triggers for the new shoe in some years, as the 99% of Sony cameras use the iISO shoe and no one is going to make a...

Yes. Press the Mode button on your flash until you see the "no flash" icon on screen.

Ligthroom is a RAW converter, it makes lots of changes before you touch anything. Use a RAW analyzer like RAWDigger and you will find the real histograms :) Trust me, they don't make this ;-)

As for sure I'm correct, try it for yourself and you will see I'm right. I don't have both cameras to make the test and post it here. Sensor data is the RAW data :) They can't access other thing...

That's the same I say. For the same frame a FF camera will have less DOF than an APS-C camera. Right. That's not true, just the oposite ir correct. Only if you compares the same frame with...

RAW "exposure", or call it data, will become the same. No matters what the RAW converter does.