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I don't think that lens has a SSM focus motor build in. It's only screw-drive right? The LA-EA3 has no focus motor and relies on lenses that have their own. The LA-EA4 has a build in focus motor ...

I have not kept any of the test pictures, but in my testing and experience the 16-35 is quite a bit sharper at 24mm and 28mm, but at 35mm, being the weakest spot of the 16-35, the 24-70 is a bit ...

A bit unpractical to buy GFX lenses first before you buy the GFX body.

I use a Pixel Oppilas wireless remote control that I bought off Ebay with great succes. Cheap and effective! I think I paid about €20 for it.

I'm actually not all that impressed by the bokeh to be honest. Still seems a bit busy. Maybe it's because I've been drooling over the bokeh of the Sony 100mm STF so much lately...

I'm also drooling over the Loxia 21 but don't have one (yet...). But I can imagine the reason why you find so many good photographs taken with the Loxia could have something to do with the fact ...

Show me somewhere where it isn't overpriced. These are nice phones and I will get a new iPhone when my 6 gives out since they work so well, but the prices just go up and up... :/

Sugartop mountain (Sockertoppen) reflecting in lake Mannsjön in the Swedish highlands. Skäckerfjällen, Jämtland. An image taken for my first serious photography project. There are many good ...

Could that have something to do with the size of the lightsource? The sun is usually bigger than other lightsources. Only reason I can think of.

The thing with the Loxia 21 is that it never opens the aperture blades completely. So even at full f/2.8 the aperture doesn't get completely round and you'll get spikes which is really awesome for ...

That's the MacBook Pro you're talking about. A laptop. Although I can imagine that in time the touch strip will come to the iMac Keyboard too.

@dash2k8 The DJI does have RAW DNG capture. The DJI gives way more control over pictures and better resolution since you don't need to de-fish every picture first.

I stumbled into the same problem a few nights ago when photographing the (rather faint) northern lights. Only noise in the viewfinder or on the screen. But then I started paying attention to the ...

I found the Vixen Polarie at only $50 more than the Nano Tracker and the Vixen does seem a lot better in every aspect except weight. Although the weight of the Vixen is different at all websites I ...

Thanks for the tip. I've looked at that and it could certainly be an interesting project. But I don't have the workshop and tools available. I'd have to order all the parts, which also cost money ...

Thanks for your tips. The Vixen definitely looks very nice and relatively light as well. I also found this Sightron Nano which is less then half the weight of the Vixen, so perfect to bring hiking. ...

You could always have your assistant / friend / model reserve the spot after you... if possible.

I'm looking for a star tracker to be able to do longer exposures of the night sky and get more information in my photographs. It's mainly for landscape work where I'll take a static exposure for ...

I guess it would be nice to have automatic focus magnification when turning the focus ring.

Hmm, I see it is quite a bit longer and more heavy though. Less ideal for travel then.