camera_nerd

Three of my seven current cameras came from KEH. One Excellent, one Excellent Plus and one Like New Minus. Last year I did buy a camera rated Excellent Plus but I had to return it because of a ...

Fantastic! There may have been luck involved, but there was also planning and execution. And the composition is superb.

Really nice set of pictures. Warblers can be hard to find with binoculars, but you have managed to get some great photos. The last photo is of a Red-headed woodpecker.

This cactus is growing in the shade of a Honey Mesquite tree. Made with Sony a6000 and Sigma 30mm DC DN F1.4 lens at F3.5. Focus point is the bloom near bottom left corner.

Thanks Dave This photo was taken through the back window of my condo. I put out oranges primarily for Gila woodpeckers and Verdins. The male Hooded oriole has not come to the orange yet. Mark

Mid-afternoon snack.

Hello, Great photos. The second photo is of a catbird.

Great photos! I actually like the composition of the 16mm shot the best. Was this early in the morning? I really like the pink sky.

Pentax A SMC 35-105 MF lens at about F4.5 and 100mm on Sony a6000.

KEH is having a sale on lenses, 12% off, today and tomorrow. The fine print says 'Exclusions apply'. This probably means that their best grade LN- is excluded. But the nest best grade EX+ is quite ...

And I can also recommend buying used lens from B&H.

My Pen-F is an excellent camera but it still struggles with AF in some situations even with my Olympus 45 f1.8 lens.

IMO this issue is not as straightforward as you seem to think it is. Are you familiar with the two Web sites, Clarkvision.com and Photonstophotos.net? And how do you explain that the Sony A7S II ...

Just got an Olympus Pen-F. Here is one of my first test photos. Easter Lily Cactus

Just now I went to B&H, Mirrorless cameras, and sorted by Best Sellers. Sony A7 III is #1 and #2 then Sony a6400 #3 and #4, but Nikon Z6 is #5 and #7, Canon EOS R is #6, Sony A7 II is #7, Canon M50 ...