leeosenton

Thank you, Gary3000

Hijacking thread: I'm a stills shooter and hardly use video. Just got an a6300 and noticed the video settings are all set medium or lower. Is there a reason not to shoot at the highest 4k ...

I feel your pain, there doesn't seem to be a middle ground e-mount 300mm zoom out there. I stretched and bought the 70-300G that you mentioned. It is worth every penny but is really large because ...

I just went through this decision process and ended up with the a6300. I wanted to go full frame but the cost is so high that I would have had to go with cheaper glass. So my goofball strategy was ...

So this is probably what I'm seeing. I believe I have exposure simulation on (haven't found it and/or knowingly disabled it), was probably shooting at f/2, and was in AF-A. I switched focus to ...

Thanks, but I'm pretty confident about my choice of focal length. Perhaps you got a bad copy? Lee

I haven't had a focus miss yet either, it just hunts a bit before focusing when indoors. We have the can lights in our kitchen and I put LED bulbs in them. Focusing is decisive without hunting in ...

Slow focusing: indoor in a well lit room with a subject that is in front of a light colored wall and the camera takes 1+ second to lock. Fast Focusing: Only the slightest delay before locking with ...

I received my a6300 last night. I have an Olympus EM5-II and the 12-40mm f/2.8 Pro lens (fast focusing for mu43). I ordered the 16-70 f/4 and the Sigma 30mm. The 16-70 was delayed, so all I have ...

I agree with you on the over-processing but "focused" on the composition and framing of the images. I tried to ignore the blistering colors and over-the-top effects.

I mostly shoot with an Olympus E-M5 II and a 12-40mm f/2.8 Pro lens. This tool picked my lens with the 7-14mm f/2.8 Pro as an alternative. The 7-14mm is on my wish list, so my single use test of...