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The easiest way is to use Capture1 for Sony that comes free. Even if you only hit the Auto button the results a excellent

personally I have the sharpening set to zero, along with all of the other pre-sets, in this way I adjust the settings to suit the image. ACR sharpening is very mild in any case

Would it not have been better to buy the A99mkii, as this is a DSLR body and would seem to fit the bill

Hi, just opened Bridge, and can see no difference in its performance ( which is fast by the way )

I have been a Sony user from the A900 through the 77's and the 99's, diverting to the A6500. I bought the A7rii when it first came out in the UK, and it was without doubt the most uncomfortable ...

I reality if you want to you can simply  'save as' TIFF and then  'save as'  JPEG in PS. The difference in TIFF file size (241 mb) would be roughly 11 times larger than the JPEG (21 mb), this is ...

Having had 40 days of sunshine which is something of a record in the UK, the camera club decided to go to the seaside for some 'street' photography. It was wet and windy! So I thought of detritus ...

Simply remove the images and do not format the card, there is no advantage, and if you setup you personal memory settings to the  card they will be erased.

70-400 at full extension weighing in at 2700 gms I find the Sony A mount 70-400 + adaptor +camera coming in at 2.7 kilos is perfectly stable, although this is largely dependant on the tripod, and ...

I entirely agree that other options are available, and are very good, in fact I have a Meike battery grip for the A7rii languishing in cupboard, and I was happy with it. However the Sony grip ...

Absolutely no problem, but I have now updated to an ArcaSwiss tripod mount as this is more universal. Thanks too we Brits the world is lumbered with a 1/4" Whitworth thread, so after much ...

Having the SmallRig 'L' plate, I can confirm that the Sony GP-x1 EM is way more comfortable, it's main draw back is when using a tripod. For use in London I use the Manfrotto MKC3-H01, and I ...

When I purchased the 7riii I 'treated' myself to the Sony grip extension, however the inconvenience of removing to change battery's and to use a tripod meant that I soon looked around for an ...

I have been using the Neewer NW-S-AF3A set of ext. tubes for a couple of years without a problem, they come as 10mm & 16mm set, used individually or combined. I agree it is good practice to turn ...

Just trying out a few shots with lenses I may no longer need, this was hand held and manually focused. It comes as a surprise that this 'old' lens is substantially sharper than the new 24-105, ...

What others have not mentioned are the messages you get informing you that you are not panning at the right speed - be it too fast or slow, or you have not kept the camera level. Single shots are ...

I've got into the habit of leaving sharpening and all other manipulation until after I have resized and converted to JPEG, this seems to be an improvement. In Adobe raw I have all my pre-sets set ...

Just as we have with reputable dealers in the U.K.

I would suggest you try eye focus, on continuous shutter. The link takes you to a YouTube explaining the set-up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7_Nwq5o9-s