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David Mantripp: Thanks for the link. Somehow it makes much more sense now :-)

When I first got a Sony a6000 I found the menus confusing. But, after a few months when I tried to use my Canon 60D I could not find my way around the menus! I put it down to senility rather than ...

Currently my main cameras are a Sonys a6500 and, my original Sony, the a6000. If they vanished I would replace them with newer versions of that series–but I might be tempted by some of Sonys FF ...

Sharing the Park Our local wildlife are not too worried by humans and people around here are used to the kangaroos sharing the Park. Often they just laze about in the sun Lazing in the sun...

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COCHCLEAR EAR IMPLANTS
NASA engineer Adam Kissiah started work on a cochlear implant. In 1977, NASA helped Kissiah obtain a patent.
The modern multi-channel cochlear implant was...

Good response Virtual Photon!
However, while not denying that NASA and its partners have contributed to these advances I here's a couple of explications that show that they were not fundamental to...

page et al Just so you know:
The first transistor was successfully demonstrated on December 23, 1947 at Bell Laboratories in Murray Hill, New Jersey.
As for MRI it was theoretically posited in the...

I think that AFTER we have solved some major crises it might be fun to look at distant rocks...
Meanwhile:
There are 26 million refugees globally 
Half of the world’s refugees are children
85% of...

I like your image however it is not true to say that bees would never gather that close to a single blossom. This is a single shot. There was one more bee but it took a moment to get the camera ...

Some great shots—as usual. I especially like the ducks in a tree, I have never seen anything like that before :-)

Np No I almost gave up photography because DSLRs were too cumbersome to go bushwalking with. Mirrorless (Sony) solved that. All good :-)

Aperture by Sleeping at Last

Hard to choose what's worst:
1. The terrible background music
2. The horrible light-leak effects
3. The recycling of old effects (e.g. Apple's "funhouse" utilities of 10-12 years ago)
4. The...

Yep! People like me who bought the a6000 (and then the a6500) because of the EVF position, the lack of protruding bits—making it possible to slip in and out of jacket pockets and who don't find ...

Thanks for posting the link. I had not seen this. It looks like a promising direction.

I was, and am, surprised at just how much I use this lens. As a walk around lens that is collapsible it allows me to put the camera and lens in my jacket pocket. It has given me great service. Appa ...

I'm sure Apple is in a panic—what with all these tinker-tots complaining that they cannot fix their devices. Luckily they have people like me to sell to (every 10 years or so with computers), as ,...

I agree with both of you :-) I would even switch to a Sony FF (from my APS-C) if they had a model that incorporated this.

"Do we really need all those buttons and dials?"
Was that a rhetorical question?
If not I think the majority view is that we do,

G1Houston: I find touchscreens on cameras pretty well useless. I use the EVF and fumbling with a touchscreen is not a satisfactory solution. Programming buttons to implement menu options is far...