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Thank you for such a thorough explanation, will keep this in mind for future events.

I really enjoy using my loxias. My only issues are: 1. it's tempting to buy more loxias to complete a lineup 2. there are times when AF is required due to time constraints etc 3. it's more costly ...

If you can't deal with a zoom, then an 18mm, 24mm, 55mm and 85mm mm prime setup might be what you want.

We all need a 12-200 f0.70 constant aperture zoom and camera, built to the size of an iPhone which has at least RTT tracking AF, 5 hrs battery life and unlimited 8k x 120 fps recording. It should ...

The advantage of LR now is the mobile app and interface. Seems you can do a lot with the Adobe cloud setup, an iPad pro, pen and whatever dongles you need.

Are you taking photos of kids just running alll the time? Are you on a sports field with a bunch of other players or are there trees or posts in between the shots? I hear stories like yours and ...

Or try the best gimbal that money can buy?

I am a zeiss loxia fan and I also like having some form of rendering continuity in my lens collection. I've recently looked into selling my loxia lenses to fund an upgrade to a sigma 24-70 f/2.8, ...

Touchscreen : When setting the rear LCD on the a7iii to be touch enabled on the LHS or RHS seems to make usage of the touchscreen laggy. So I have enabled the full lcd as a touchscreen and this ...

With an a7iii, I don't mind going up to iso 10,000 and 12,800 at a stretch. I'd prefer to keep images at iso 6400 and below and images were very clean and relatively noise free. I'd constantly be ...

I've flown o/s 2x in 2yrs and on each occasion, Qantas and Jetstar weighed our carry-on luggage.

I'm surprised, but also happy to hear that their 35mm f/1.2 had been a success. I suppose it must be the pro photographers who have been snapping up that beast.

I can see that your blues/cyans, greens, yellows and oranges are very pumped in your final edit through C1. I'm not one to use that particular approach, so I'm guestimating some jpg settings for ...

Please do a little show and tell of what you dislike about portrait mode.

I've always been dubious about grey market versions of bodies. There's no local repairs available as far as I know and the tech is such that there could be an uncovered warranty issue or a problem ...

Where did I say that? Oh that's right, I didn't . I've only given a usage case and said that the jump from an a6000 up to an a7ii wasn't worth it. I understand that you have a different opinion, ...

Perhaps this is something that needs to be worked out first. Exactly what is your usage case and how is it not being met with your current setup? Why do you want to move to an a7ii or a7iii? Back ...

Gerald Undone's sony a7c review Manny Ortiz mini-review DPReview First Impressions Hands-On Review That One Camera Guy Sony a7iii sports test I wouldn't change from an a7iii to an a7c. I don't mind ...

It's not great. I would have a close look at the Nikon z5 and whether the Nikon Lens ecosystem is suitable first. Alternatively, look for a second hand a7iii or a7rii.

A7iii. The lowlight is fantastic, evf and controls are better, battery is better. You may prefer selling the two MF lenses and getting a samyang or sigma 85mm f/1.4 for that sweet sweet eye-AF. It ...