Kirk Bruner

In 1985, Minolta released the Maxxum system complete with an entire array of auto-focus lenses, including professional grade glass to accompany the consumer-grade glass. Doesn't that count as...

It's clear you have not used an a77 or a99. There is nothing cheap or compromised about the EVF in these cameras. "TV toys"? If you want to have an opinion, you'll have to first gather experience...

No. They will never learn. They figure the money they save having teenaged girls from rural villages living in factory dorms making their products is worth everything else that may arise. Of...

I still have three of them. One's perfect, another will provide parts for the third. Also still have two Maxxum 7000s and a Maxxum 70.

I guess the thief wanted something with an autofocus system that would do a decent job of following a moving target. Like an athlete.

If they do that, it's because they can.

Never set anything down. Anywhere. Ever. The only safe place is on you. If you're alone, you're a target. This is why they make shoulder straps. Nothing is ever safe.

Actually, theft is the problem, not preventing it.

Theft of other people's work is illegal, which is kind of the point, you know? You don't deserve to record a live concert just because you bought a ticket to see the live performance. Period.

Others will follow. Open theft of artists' performances is still theft.

What's disgusting about preventing theft of other people's work? Try making a living at being a musician or other artist and see how you feel when your work is stolen.

Who's to say that Samsung and Sony won't follow suit?

Dedicated cameras are not allowed in concerts, typically.

Try PAYING for recordings instead of stealing other people's work. Little too much of this "music belongs to the people, Man". Get back to us when what YOU do "belongs to the people, Man".

I guess it depends upon whether you take pictures OF cameras or you take pictures WITH cameras.

Who are the 14 people under "I had it"? Where did they GET them?

I wonder what the original mount system was. NASA used Minolta cameras for years, even to the point where a Minolta was re-badged as an Argus to make people think it was an American camera, during...

Methinks it's time for a new photo service/search engine that protects hi-res images while showing an expanded thumbnail for inspection, then charges for the hi-res image without watermark, without...

Since you asked, yes there are many professional shooters shooting with APS-C cameras. Weddings, real estate, etc. You think all those paparazzi you see crowding around restaurants and theatres...

a77 and a99 models have had front and rear control dials for years. The photos of this camera only show one in the front. What were the writers looking at?