AkashRana

I have personally used Tamron 70-300mm USD and Sigma 120-400mm, while a friend of mine has Minolta 100-400mm. Of the three lenses I would say Tamron is the sharpest and fastest to focus. Sigma is ...

Video will require quite a lot of rework as A-mount uses mechanical aperture control and all the lenses would have to be redesigned, besides rewriting the whole software to behave different. Silent ...

Mirrorless cameras fair poorly when it comes to low light. Just check the sensitivity they offer compared to dedicated autofocus sensors. While A7riii and A9 focuses down to EV-3 at f2.0, A99ii ...

I use 70-400 mm for shooting wildlife and yes its slow to autofocus only if you let it focus across the complete range. To make lens go fast I use focus limiter on lens as with wild life I seldom ...

I would like to see A77iii but not with currently available APS-C sensors. Sony should make major upgrades for it rather than half-hearted job that's been done on A6xxx lineup. So perhaps it ...

Its a fair weather lens so doesn't have any kind of weather protection, as with F8 aperture you need good light to focus accurately. I haven't made any changes to the lens as it doesn't suck in so ...

I am using one from Sony themselves PCK-LM11. Its a good screen protector and I must say screen looks better then without one

A68 is a very good camera for the money, and Images out of it are sharp and vibrant.Its auto-focus unit is excellent and fast, so you get very good results each time you point at something. As you ...

Any impact of new hood with respect to vignetting, because as per my understanding original hood was round as front element rotates while focusing.

I would want to try mirrorless for adaptability of old manual lenses, but beyond that its too big a investment at the moment. A-mount's current offerings are excellent and suffice my requirements ...

If they indeed do one for A-mount it would be good, but as is 70-200 f2.8 from Sigma or Tamron are priced very nicely and used ones can be bought for relatively good money. I personally don't see ...

Sony/Minolta 20mm f2.8 is a very good lens for a full frame user. It provides good wide angle performance for a good price; though if one could they should go for Sony 16-35mm f2.8 ZA or Tamron ...

Tamron is a full frame lens and focuses faster & quieter than Sony. Its a sharp lens and becomes sharper stopped down. If you want to go full frame sometime in future Tamron is a better bet.

I would say if you got money go for Sigma 18-35mm f1.8. Its all one needs in the range as is very sharp. Else you can go for Sony 16-50mm f2.8 which is a good lens throughout the range. If you have ...

I would like to see A77iii but not with current generation of APS-C Sony sensors. The only change done to current A77ii sensor is some copper wiring changes for better signal production; but from ...

Optically tamron is very good but auto focus is slow and noisy. It also suffers from optical aberrations compared to modern lenses but post processing should take care of them. If you intend to ...

As I see it A7R3 isn't gonna do any bigger miracles than A99ii. To me existing lenses produce excellent images and yes Sony A-mount lenses provide all the quality options. Yes couple of lenses ...

I am looking to get a macro flash to work on my A68 but from the little research i made, I didn't find any TTL flashes without trying to break my bank. Only flash that I found to be reasonably ...

Not sure where you are checking the final output. lcd screen on back isn't the best of the places to check final images as it's okayish and doesn't really do justice to the actual sharpness of image.

Of the lot 70-400mm G is most appropriate and possibly the best wildlife zoom lens. As already stated by other members using a teleconveter means manual focus only. In my experience using ...