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The 14mm is pretty wide for most general shooting and I find that it is really great for specific usage, such as interiors, architectural or Astro. the 20 1.8G is awesome on the A7CR, small and ...

"I like the 20G ok, but it isn't as wide as I would like" What do you mean by this? To be honest, I haven't done a side by side shot comparison, and I can do that. I have shot the 20mm and 24GM in ...

Well, this just depends on what your priority is. The debate between zooms and primes has been around for longer than digital cameras, so it comes down to your shooting style and what you like ...

I don't see a whole lot of difference when shot at that distance. If you had moved in closer to the subject the background difference may be more apparent. What lenses are we looking at here?

If you are looking for setup and shooting advice, I’d suggest you check out Mark Galer’s YouTube channel. As a Sony ambassador, he has very comprehensive videos that cover everything you need to ...

Did you set the Shutter to close when turned off? That should help a lot with the dust. Setup Option 13 > Anti-Dust Function > Shutter When Pwr OFF I'm loving the a7CR. I added the Smallrig bottom ...

Thank you for the post and your time putting together this comparison. I have the 100-400GM and for travel I really don't enjoy carrying it 'just in case' I may need it. Looks like the new 70-200 ...

Awesome photos there! Yes, that 35GM and 135GM are incredibly sharp and detailed, hard to beat those two lenses.

This is the most interesting comment here, as I currently have the A7RIV and am considering upgrading. The A7CR is appealing because of the smaller size making it slightly more portable, but I do ...