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Well said ! So refreshing to read articulate and informative articles with a bit of well placed wit on a camera website. DPR has a good record in my opinion. Balances out all the misspelt and...

You'll be better off looking for a 'lens' instead of a 'lense'.

Interesting. Inspired by the bloke who tried it on dinosaurs, I pointed the camera at my computer monitor using a selection of animals and the results were variable, even with cats, although it ...

I didn't think it worked (yet) with birds, insects or fish. Only animals. Correct me if I'm wrong, but further updates may be in the pipeline to widen the diversity of creatures captured by this ...

Well you should know if you're the boss of Sony.

Sound advice, gratefully received. I suppose the other thing to consider, perhaps more importantly, is the risk of my camera being covered in cow snot. Honestly, the things we have to do to test ...

Hi Aberaeron, Talking of cows, I once performed a little trick reputedly popular with farmers in Shropshire. I lay down on the grass on my back in a field full of cows and I laid very still. A ...

According to the owners of a neighbouring alpaca farm, they're very friendly and I've seen children and adults petting them. The females occasionally spit at male alpacas, presumably to ward off ...

Hi Robdownunder, Very nice photos. I know this is a photography / camera gear site but we have an alpaca farm near us and they are very interesting animals. Relatively easy to keep too I believe. ...

Animal AF worked a treat on my cats. Goats on the other hand have eyes on the sides of their long snouty heads and I thought this might be a challenge. Focused head on, both eyes visible with ...

It's real. I had one of these and I sold it. Didn't like the ergonomics you see. Too small. And the colour science was all wrong.

It's number 15 on the picklist, at the very bottom.