Boss of Sony

This one was taken a few seconds later and has better edges. Maybe it has inconsistent AF at the long end:

Seems pretty decent in good light. This is apparently its softest focal length. Edges aren't too good but otherwise not bad.

don't know how you can be disagreeing with me if you've viewed any of the pics at 100% and compared to my pic at 100%.

Not talking about noise. Click on my sample. Zoom in. It's not mush. Zoom in on any of the photos in this gallery and it's mush.

You are talking about the Iphone 7's jPEGs. I'm talking about the Lightroom app output in good light. No need to increase the signal to noise ratio.
Yes the Pixel 2 will be better in low light....

These are SOOC jpegs taking this morning while eating breakfast. These birds often visit me and beg for food. Taken with the kit lens at full tele length. Unfortunately I didn't have the camera ...

These google pixel photos have had noise reduction and other processing done to them. Plus they're shot at higher ISOs to avoid motion blurring. This is reducing detail, which is why when you zoom...

Beautiful. Going there in 3 weeks. Will miss the autumn colours in Nikko but will catch them in Kyoto.

Lightroom iOS raw files are head and heels ahead of raw files from other apps. Like I said, none of the photos in this gallery approach the detail my iPhone 7 is giving me using the Lightroom app.

This is not a review as I've only wandered around the house with it for a few minutes. But I'm already impressed. The menus are not too difficult to peruse. The controls are intuitive and ...

Did you use the Lightroom app?

None of the photos in this gallery approach the detail my iPhone 7 achieves using the Lightroom App.

These photos are mindblowing for a phone. As long as you're not pixel peeping. The iPhone shoots at ISO 20, and gives way better detail and perceptual resolution if you shoot in RAW using the...

I ended up winning a Sigma 30mm f2.8 on ebay for AU $115 (plus $15 postage). I guess the price is not bad. I didn't really want to fork out $300 for the Sigma 30mm f1.4. It went for AU$327. And It ...

Great shots! Your photos show that good technique and processing are more important than having an expensive lens. The first shot (ferris wheel) looks like it was taken with a good prime lens.

There seems to be two Sigma 30mm f2.8 lenses. One shiny one and one not shiny. Is there any optical difference between these lenses?

Thanks for all the advice. Personally I would prefer the Sony because I prefer the focal length, the lens is small and light, and it has OSS. However, the others seem to be going much cheaper, ...

Sounds like a good idea. You like the optical performance of this lens? Significant step up from kit lens?

I'm also taking a Panasonic GX85 with 12mm lens for wide angle. I know it sounds crazy taking 2 cameras on an overseas trip, but I will basically be based in 2 different locations for the whole ...

Anyone recommend either of these for the A6000? I just want a standard prime for travel. The Sony seems to be more expensive. I'm trying to pick one up secondhand.