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Why isn't this permanently pinned to the top of the main DPR webpage until all the mirrorless manufacturers have offered a solution? :) But I'm overjoyed to see this problem getting some attention....

You can search the Lens Rentals Blog for "teardown" and look at the disassembly of lenses and cameras. They're good at pointing out what counts as weather sealing. It can range from a piece of tape ...

Last time I checked (couple years ago), the Costco website had all the necessary instructions and downloads but you had to dig a little to find it. Oh...try here and search for your Costco store. ...

Neewer is really cheap but offers no product information or support so it's really tough to help. I can't even find a 680 flash on their website. The only instructions available came in the box. ...

Your question has been bothering me all day long. Taking a photo from 100 yds away isn't a problem if you're taking a photo of the goal posts. Taking photos of people from 100 yds away is ...

I'm sorry, I confused you, my fault. If my lens has a tripod foot I attach my sling strap to the lens tripod foot. If my lens does not have a tripod foot I attached my sling strap to the camera.

The very latest Sony models (A99ii, A6500, A9, A7Riii, A7iii) can connect to cellphone via Bluetooth and Play Memories app, retrieve the phone's location info and write it to EXIF. This is closest ...

I'm a little confused. The lens+camera should be mounted to tripod something like this: I will usually attach my sling strap to the bottom of the camera and put strap around my neck just for safety ...

No, they're already dark even when set to minimum density. Typically they start at 2 stops (ie, minimum density) but I see some really really expensive ones at B&H that start at 1 stop (example).

I'm going to play Debbie Downer and say maybe later. Kelly's suggestion of renting sounds pretty good. Sony first introduced mirrorless APS-C cameras back in 2010 (NEX-3 & 5) and it took them ...

OK, apparently I'm being anal but you can't go through life telling everyone you have a Tamron 50-500mm because Tamron never made one. :) Most likely you have a Sigma 50-500mm F4.5-6.3 APO DG OS ...

Vello, Pluto, MIOPS, Sabre, and others make external sound/motion/light triggers that plug into a camera's remote shutter port. B&H, Adorama have all kinds of them.

SAOCOM 1A? Backyard? Torrance, CA? I usually don't visit this forum and just stopped by on a whim. I have a practically identical photo taken in the same city here: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/ ...

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Typical wildlife lenses (say 400mm and longer) start around US$1000 and very quickly go up from there. So $1500 for a native lens isn't really terrible. A couple weeks ago, we had a similar ...

You are confusing. In everyday situations, the focusing system has nothing to do with f-stop and ISO setting. Are you trying to do something special? Can you upload one of your fuzzy JPEG photos ...

People have forgotten the original purpose of the E-mount NEX line was to attract people in the P&S crowd that wanted to upgrade. So Sony made them tiny and without a lot of buttons just like a ...

Y'know, that Sony HX80 looks like it might have the same type of flash as my RX100iii. Using your finger, you can bend the RX100iii flash back and point it to the ceiling which will dramatically ...

I'm sorry, it's worse than that - you're looking for a unicorn. All these camera share similarly sized 1/2.3" size sensors (6.17 x 4.55 mm) which is the cause behind the low-light problems you're ...

There's a conflict here. Does "full-size" mean "full-frame"? This puts you in the US$2000 and up price range for just the camera body. Those lenses will add another $3000, probably much more. Unlik ...