CE3

My two parakeets decided to get more acquainted with the Norfolk Island Pine tree/plant next to their cage today.

According to the gear list in your profile you own a Sony 200-600, so I guess you have you have your reasons for lugging around big lenses, too.

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Yes, they do make quality products. I remember when I switched from Canon in 2016, I often saw comments on this site about Sony cameras being toys and unreliable, and this hasn’t been my ...

No, that’s not always true. The A6000 was a hit from day 1 because of its features and performance, and because it was always a good deal. The A73 is in the same boat. The A9 is priced quite a bit ...

I found this thread about the Contax G adapter you might find useful: https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1519967/0

Sorry, I wasn’t aware of a Techart AF adapter for Contax G. It’s not even listed on Techart’s website anymore.

You already own the MC-11, so I’d stick with that and the manual adapters you just purchased on eBay for now. The Techart Pro is for Leica M, which means you’d have to buy a whole new set of ...

Whoosh.. sorry it all went over my head : )

I’ve (mindfully) shot with my Sony cameras in rain and snow quite a few times. My A6500 was even nearly sucked into some gnarly Montana rapids. Thankfully it just took a rocky tumble to the base ...

No, it’s not.

Thanks for the feedback :) I was at a park before this trying to get some bird shots (the sun had just gone down here), so the teleconverter was already on and I didn’t want to mess with taking it ...

Even if the hot shoe cover had been on, a dip in the pool could still destroy the camera. These lenses and camera bodies aren’t designed to handle full submersion like a GoPro.

OP Why do you keep coming back with these pointless updates? You ignored the people who tried to help you and now no one cares.

I ordered these as well. What do you think? Mine can slide off the camera pretty easy. I think the stock hot shoe cover does a better job protecting the contacts.

Another cityscape test shot, this time with the A7R3 and 100-400 + 1.4x teleconverter. I had a difficult time getting a shot that wasn't blurry due to the wind and my peak design tripod plate ...

Test shot with my new A7R3. I hadn't messed much with the settings, so I think I had Long Exposure NR & Steady Shot on and should've had both switched off. Meh.

The error permanently returned and the lens wouldn’t work on the A7R2 and A6500. No AF, MF, or aperture control. Thankfully this lens is covered by a fantastic 6 year warranty. I sent it to Tamron ...

Here’s a nice comparison of the two for landscape photography: https://www.albertdros.com/single-post/2017/09/26/The-Sony-16-35-f28-GM-vs-Sony-Zeiss-16-35-f4-for-Landscape-Photography For ...