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Just a quick update, while I couldn't find any further info on the A7IV and CFE-A, I managed to dig this older model article up: Sony Announces World's First CFexpress Type A Memory Card with ...

Are CFExpress Type A cards backward compatible: a) Can you read CFE Type A in a normal SD card reader or do you need a special one? b) Can you use a normal SD card in a CFE Type A slot in camera? ...

Does anyone know anything about the A7IV battery grip and whether it will be the same as the A7III grip?

According to the first impressions review, the A7IV has many big improvements but it seems the biggest of them all is the AF system that borrows from the A1 (or more accurately the A7SIII ...

Pick up a Scott Kelby book. There is a reason he won the Dubai photography award. He is gifted teacher even more so than he is a good photographer. This is for starting out. Later you can learn the ...

Interesting trade off. Much smaller, cheaper and lighter than the 16-55 G but shorter range and, purely from looking at the sample pics, I think I probably prefer the 16-55 image look (no idea...

Hmm no linky to a gallery? I'd wonder what was so special about this lens, then again, this brand is entirely new to me.

The samples are on his commercial course web page so for that reason I didn't want to direct link it and furthermore, it might quite possibly violate the TOS. In any case, it was a really easy ...

Matt Granger recently put a couple of raw files you can grab off his website with the Tamron 35-150mm (you can Google and it will pull right up). I'll be honest, I'm less excited than I initially ...

What is the scientific basis for the sun heating up bigger lenses more than smaller ones?

Well the specs are nice but we will have to wait for DXOMark to do the eval on how the IQ is. Thing about phones is that their computational algorithms can be spec'd out so its very hard to know...

Quick question: when you take a photo in APS-C mode, does it crop out the black borders in both the JPEG and RAW?

Um, no? I mean that is a useful link for a review of the lens, but did you even read my question?

Even though I am a fan of this lens (or least its specs) I find it hard to believe that it would match the 18-135, now that is something worth talking about.

She has the Tamron 28-75 and 70-180. Both great lenses.

It goes from 24 to 450 and costs $700. Within those parameters, I'd say it is.

My wife wants the 18-300mm Tamron just released for Sony APS-C. However, she uses a Sony A7R3. She wants it to be her all-in-one for travel. But will it work, and if so, will the images be good, or ...

In addition to what's been said, also a lot of them fall and don't survive.

Tamron just released its 18-300mm APS Mirrorless lens. By all accounts its a very very nice lens, and I wish I had that much money to throw at a non-essential lens. The sample images look amazing ...

With this lens, you can basically shoot an entire wedding. You have 35mm at f/2, which is only half stop slower than your usual 35mm prime, and then you go all the way out to 150mm f/2.8 which is...