Boss of Sony

16mm, 24mm, 50mm, 135mm, 600mm

Boring focal length in my opinion.

At 7mm, you can shoot at faster than 1/80 sec when there's no people in your shot, so you don't need ISO 1600. Also, perhaps f6.3 and f7.1 are a bit too small aperture, there's no reason you ...

I disagree. Photography is one of the simplest arts to be competent in, and the question of whether or not so-called great photographers really rise above mere competence is very subjective. AI...

john 494, are you serious? The DL 18-50 has a much much wider lens. It would have been completely unique. A compact camera with an 18mm equivalent lens. In contrast the LX100 has a 24mm equivalent...

Yep. So he travelled to a beautiful place, saw some beautiful animals, got one of them to press a button, and wants $100,000 for it? Sounds like the average self-claimed "pro" photographer who...

I lost all respect for this photographer when he tried to claim copyright rather than just let it be a pleasant moment in his life that brought him a little fame (and may have even boosted his...

One came with the camera.  The other one is the only affordable way to get to 300mm with AF.

Must have been pretty close.

zooms suck. And why would you get rid of your 25mm? This is a small, very fast, very sharp normal prime, which you can't sell for much anyway. Very handy lens to have.

What happened to the DL 18-50? Surely they could still release it? It was looking like being the greatest travel camera ever.

The problem is that most birds are flying really far away, so BIF shots are theoretically impossible unless you can find a way to get up close to them while they're flying.

This lens looks very useful for video. The wide focal length combined with IBIS should give some pretty stable handheld footage. And the fast aperture will be helpful indoors. Unfortunately it's ...

It's funny that most of the edited RAW files actually look worse than the jpegs, in terms of color. I also didn't like any of these photos. Just not interesting compositions.

I have the 20 f1.7 and the 25 f1.7. There are remarkably different lenses, with significantly different FOV and DOF, and different strengths and weaknesses. The 20 is closer to 19mm, and the 25 is ...

Can I ask, what kind of filter do you need for shooting the sun? Is there any danger of damaging the camera's sensor?

I would go for the 75. The 45 may be more versatile, but under the right circumstances, the 75 will enable you to get shots that just blow people away. It's also probably the best value in terms of ...

This guy is quite funny when he mentions his experience in forums discussing the advantages of M43 versus full frame cameras. I guess he's probably talking about DPreview forums. https://www.youtub ...

Amazing! I would love to try this, but I never get around to buying a decent tripod.

I disagree. The difference between f1.4 and f2 is significant. Wide lenses this fast are rare. This lens is perfect for shots in dark indoor places. Even at f1.4, the DOF is large enough to get ...