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That's not my experience at all but regardless, exposure compensation is there for you. I use aperture priority with auto ISO until light levels cause the shutter speed to drop too low and I then ...

I save the raw/dng and jpegs as normal and then reduce the size of the jpegs for stitching.

If you have a 50mm maybe a 28mm might be a nice partner for it? I would say 24mm would be a good partner for a 50mm but 24mm lenses can be more expensive whilst 28mm lenses are usually more ...

You can shoot moving subjects by using hyperfocal, Merklinger or zone technique or by prefocusing at a distance.

OK these techniques don't work for every scenario but for some uses they're good...

24/50mm, 28/50mm, 35/85mm, 20/35mm... whatever you prefer :D When I first went all in for mirrorless selling off all my Canon DSLR kit and going for Sony A7 I thought I'd just buy the minimum new ...

If she's known and loved by you and you've captured a moment then all well and good but other than that the background is just not nice IMO, and the whole picture might look better if stopped down ...

No evf? Madness, IMO and would rule this out for me.

The comparison with Leica is hardly relevant to many people as their isn't necessarily a great deal of overlap on bodies or lenses.

It's not as clear cut with Canon as they have the M mount too plus legacy EF-S.

That lens is also available in Sony mount as are other lenses in that range.

I don't think I could ever sell my 35mm f2.8. The combination of AF, superb image quality across the frame and into the corners and compactness just can not be beaten for instances when anything ...

You do know that the vast majority of AF lenses available can be used to MF? Right? There's that little control ring thingy. It's easy to spot on primes although admittedly on zooms it's more ...

I just returned it for a refund and bought another. I'm not really interested in buying a lens and setting about marking it with new infinity markings or paying for it to be disassembled and ...

It performed the same on a second adapter and a different Takumar 50mm f1.4 performed as expected, acquiring focus on the hill at infinity or there abouts. So, this all proves that there is ...

This is something I've never seen before and I wondered if anyone else has... I recently bought a Takumar 50mm f1.4 but when trying it on my Sony A7 via a mount adapter and pointing it at a hill in ...

"I had this little 50/1.2 MD Rokkor attached to a body at all times... it sits neatly in the palm of your (regular size) hand :"

I have that lens and compared to a modern lens at f1.2 it's awful....

I've never agreed with focusing and recomposing. Not in these days when pixel peeping is so easy as shoot like that and your point of focus probably isn't going to be where you want it to be. Bette ...

Neither Canon nor Nikon have a mirrorless camera to match the A1 so there's no easy way to do a price comparison but I hope you do realise that top end DSLR's from Canon and Nikon cost the same or...

It's a lovely lens. I bought one as I had a Sigma 20mm f1.8 in my Canon DFSLR days and I'd have been happy if this Sony just matched that old Sigma but it's in a different league. Just a little ...