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Here you go, I took my A9 and 100-400 + TC to the zoo for a little fun recently and these are just a few of the shots that I can show on here: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/62733985

I would suggest to you that you are very much a minority. I know a lot of other photographers who do no such thing and some who never print anything.

IMHO you can probably count the number of people who have on your fingers but even then it makes no sense whatsoever if you are suggesting that you need 300 dpi at those sizes. We live in an ...

My A9 is silent.

Really great questions. IMHO you'd best wait until all the usual new camera hype dies down and it's in the hands of a few thousand real users for the very best answers to those. Pictures of walls, ...

You shouldn't lose detail by stitching, I'd strongly suspect the resampling that you did.

Totally depends on what I am shooting at the time and takes into consideration issues like the subjects background (if it's action). I might disable eye AF entirely or switch between animal and ...

Thank you! Nothing was planned ... just driving and fortunately I had my camera in the car when I saw this amazing sunset (I'd probably have chosen a different lens but I only had a couple of ...

Well, these were extreme examples of course, if I wanted my 35mm to become a 20mm (for example) I can stitch multiple images in both the horizontal and vertical planes. I can also simply do it to ...

Just thought I'd mention, it is trivially easy to stitch images together in post. I frequently do this to shoot wider than any lens that I currently have on my camera. (And ... Just as you see NASA ...

The A9 (or A9ii) will put a smile on your face! I totally love mine and I do believe that it's 24MP represents a "sweet spot" in terms of it having more than enough resolution for just about any ...

Check your "Lens Comp." setting ... page 2 in the menus. Otherwise this is trivially easy to correct in post. Others here might be doing so by default.

At first glance it looks to me like the light output changed during the exposure. Look to your lighting for the solution.

There’s a wide lip presumably to prevent this. And the filter size is relatively huge at 82 mm. So no vignetting even at 16mm. IMHO that would be a badly designed lens. It should be very clear to ...

Every lens has specs of dust inside it, whether you see them or not. It’s normally only a problem when they are close to the focal plane (eg. on your sensor).

Yes it does. Very much better.

I have the lens, my filters work throughout the range. I have never specifically bought narrow ones. As far as filters go.. occasionally use a polarized or a clear UV. It's a great lens... enjoy.

Rolling eyeballs!

Seems to follow a regular pattern. OP with no history posts some silly shots with no attached EXIF in a “ what’s wrong here...” thread. Never returns but presumably sits back and laughs at the ...