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I love the mood of these. Did anyone else immediately think of Pink Floyd when viewing the last one?

Now that’s what I call a panorama. Beautiful, Rick.

I’’m delighted to see you out and about again, Ted. Hopefully you might have a chance to use that 10-20/3.5 at some point.

I don’t believe that Sigma has any official presence here.

I suspect the OP might have moved on after 16 years.

There are some truly wonderful images in this thread. I'm encouraged to spend more time with this format in the future, and also to offer a few more of my rare forays into the genre. These are all ...

I took this a couple of years ago. Single shot, cropped to a 'panorama-like' format, to get rid of a profoundly uninteresting background. sdQ, 18-300/3.5-6.3 DC

I’ve toyed with the idea of selling my sdQ and associated lenses recently. After taking it out for a spin last week, and reviewing some of the shots I’ve taken over the last couple of years, I’d ...

An early spring thaw here in Minnesota. sdQ, 18-300/3.5-6.3 DC

And so is the sdQ.

Is there anything that’s *not* on your wishlist, Scott? :-D

I’m inclined to agree. Not that I’d buy one anyway - all my SA-mount lenses are APS-C, and my experience with adapters over the years has been less than satisfactory. I plan to keep it all, use it ...

You should re-read S’s response above.

A couple of days ago, it occurred to me that I really should try to get more use out of my 50-100/1.8 ART lens, so I put it on the sdQ. Yesterday it snowed - the first real snowfall we've had this ...

I concur.

I have both these lenses, SA mount. It’s good to know that they’d be usable with an MC-21 if I decide to move to L-mount at some point.

My apologies also for taking Scott’s Tesla lovefest as bait.

From the Wall Street Journal (emphasis mine): Hertz said Thursday that it would sell about 20,000 EVs in the U.S., and use some of the proceeds to purchase internal-combustion-engine vehicles. The ...

You’re an irrepressible optimist - and something of a dreamer, too, methinks. There’s a whole lot more to a camera than just its sensor. I love my sdQ.  I own some terrific lenses for it, and the ...

Aah, that’s where it is - hiding in plain sight. Thanks, Ted!