teejaywhy

Cool story bro.

18-55 is the perfect walk-around travel lens IMO. 10 years using this lens with a D40. Also had the 55-200 but used it less than 5%. 35mm prime will be redundant.

No, it's not the smallest! Oh, wait... you mean smallest of the three... Language is a funny thing.  Fascinating how some can discredit an obvious generalization because they find an exception.

Ew

What did they say when you contacted them to report the problem?

Your manufactured outrage seems cliche.

I cannot, despite what sigma has allegedly shown,

18-105

Curious take away from the OP comments.

For what purpose would one want to zoom in and scroll around on this photo or any landscape photo?  IMO, a landscape image stands alone as a whole, not a bunch of parts that need closer ...

Never started.

oh gawd, I just listened to the youtube performance from the other thread. This guy's successfully pulling off some kind of Andy Kaufman-esqe comedy bit.

Definitely, although I rarely find a need for a flash on my travels. With my APS-C body, I used the 18-55 probably 95% of the time.  The 18-140 will be even more useful.   And the wide zoom for the ...

As you see by the replies, it just depends on the location and the agent(s) involved. Just follow directions. You may draw your own conclusions from my experience on a recent trip to Denver and back: ...

Can I see a show of hands from everyone who has had a camera stolen by a thief cutting the strap? I'm sure "it could happen,"  but really, is this a thing?

Shoots RAW, full manual mode as well as aperture and shutter priority.  Nice little camera. Perhaps a little big to be "pocketable,"  but still pretty compact. Not sure I would pay $300 now, I ...

That's not what the video shows...

I don't believe there are any standard print sizes that correspond to a 4:3 ratio although admittedly I'm not familiar with metric paper sizes.

Yes!

You think he could be trying to pull a scam by ordering an A6000 and returning it and saying he ordered an A7? That doesn't even make any sense.