noel2

I first owned the 24-240 and used it with the A7II. I was generally quite happy with it, but in the cases of distant scenery with haze, when I had to enhance contrast, the image was always marred ...

I regularly use Photoshop CS6 with the Raw files of my A7r3 converted to DNG by the free Adobe DNG Converter. I am allergic to all forms of "captivity" such as the CC version of Photoshop.

Have you been  using the lens hood ? It is rather "tight" at 24mm.

With a A7rIII, I got a 24-105. I was surprised by the performance of the lens. I have no experience with the Sony primes but the 24-105 outperforms all the other zooms I have used up to now  ...

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May be true. I started noticing a clear stabilising of the image just before shooting, after the firmware upgrade. But, may just also be due to chance...

Well - I had the 24-240 until I got the A7RIII. It then became clear by comparison that the 24-105 was superior in every regard  - even when cropped to the equivalent of the field given by the ...

To provide complete correction of the Earth's rotation, the astrotracer would have to displace and rotate the sensor relative to the sky's polar location in the image plane - especially so for a ...

Nice pictures ! I have also chosen the same combination (A7rIII + 24-105) - and since then (more than 7 months ago) have forgotten all about the rest of my equipment...

Just a few images taken yesterday with the A7r3 and 24-105mm F4. Aravis mountains in the French Haute Savoie. Two panos and three images. Adobe CS6 - and Topaz Clarity for the backlit mountain.

… it is 5 billion… And, by then,  we probably will no longer be using Pentax...

As also optics for coloscopy...

It may be a good time to get an extra body as backup so as to be able to keep on using present equipment in the years to come...

Something like that - maybe… But radically changing the mounting with a thinner body (like Sony has done) would be impracticable for Pentax in the present context.

Mirrorless would be a good solution. The K-1 has - otherwise - about all one may want in a camera. If that could be achieved with backward compatibility - without having to simultaneously develop a ...

I have the same setup: A7RIII with 24-105, which I use for general photography and while hiking. The combination is so sharp that I don't have to take along a tele. Cropped images are in most ...

Dropped my K-1 with its 28-105 from a height of about 80cm twice over rocks while hiking last year. A few scratches - otherwise, still works fine...

As one who "started out today" - well, not quite... some months ago - I got the A7rIII with a 24-105. I have previously used - and still use when weather conditions are very bad - a Pentax K-1 with ...

You got the best - why try to downgrade ?

Just concerning colour. This would be closer to reality: