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Edit, found it: http://www.dcfever.com/articles/news/2012/05/120517_sony_f3_43l.jpg

Anybody remember seeing a side-by-side photo of the Sony and Tamron 18200? Can you post a link?

Are you sure the camera is actually powered on? Could it be the battery rather than the EVF?

(EDIT: oops, just saw there was another thread about the SEL18200LE) What's with the SEL18200LE -- same F3.5-6 as the SEL18200 -- but a bit smaller and lighter? Any word on how the IQ...

I'm not into carrying a bunch of gear, I just pick one lens for the day and go. I'll usually take the 18-200 when I'm walking around daytime: to the park, on vacation, etc. I'll take the 24Z if...

fwiw, I think it would be them most helpful if other people experiencing this problem were to contact Sony, and reference this thread...

If you have to get it now, I'd vote 18-200. Or you might consider waiting to see how the forthcoming standard zooms turn out.

For your experimentation, are you working with RAW + JPG shots?

fwiw, this doesn't work with my NEX7 -- the proximity sensor triggers, and the display switches to EVF. I'd be interested to know if other NEX7 shooters don't see the same behavior.

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No offense, but that's just not right. When you shoot a JPG, it captures the RAW and then "does stuff" to render a JPG. When you shoot RAW, you can choose what "stuff" you want to do before...

Thank you for correcting the big.

Offhand I forget the details, but I duplicated the RAW profile files, and then it's just a matter of find/replace some text within them to convert those copies into JPG profiles. LR should just...

fwiw, you can see DOF in A or M modes, but not P or S, I don't really know why it's designed that way.

I've read several people saying they had read in several other places that SEL lenses pass focus distance to the camera -- but I've never seen any of those other places (eg, I've never seen a...

Bumping the thread, has anybody else noticed this? (or, for anybody who commented previously, have you noticed it again?)

Is this Manual Focus, Manual Exposure? Such that the ONLY change was to OSS?

If it's straight on the LCD, then it would be straight in the photo -- unless you moved the camera after lining up the shot, before you shoot it. Colors/contrast/etc. might look different in the...

fwiw, I'm not saying it won't work -- just that you should be careful before you snap the lens on -- think it through to be sure you'll be able to snap the lens back off.