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The M50 shots have too much a reddish tone, some people may like it, but it's just not the correct color, IMHO.

Hi Wade Have you tried it yet ? I am thinking of getting the 150mm but not sure if it works on Sigma 14mm Thanks

after trying cars.

Nice colors, but there is no skin texture & clothing texture, the images are nice though.

Back in the A-mount days the 135mm was used a lot for portrait work, loved the sharpness & bokeh. Right now I am using LA-EA 3 adapter, but will get the G Master version. I love the Sigma lenses ...

Thanks for sharing.

The perfect blend of ice and fire. To prepare for the Firefall photo, I went there one week ago to check out the location. What I saw totally amazed me. The whole Yosemite Valley has been covered ...

For travelling trips, RRS TVc24L with Acratech ball head. For regular photos, RRS TVC34L BH 55

I do not see why anybody would make the switch from one system to another, especially Nikon (w/Sony sensor) has much better dynamic range, lens are just as sharp.

Tons of golden nuggets from seasoned pro.

wow, I have always respected Rishi & Richard's articles as they are well written with details, informative. However this article just makes me chuckle; Going back to Sony F7171 days, the laser...

APS-C DSLR. Sorry, you can't have it both ways.

When one card fails, it always happens at worst time.

Dimension comparison XQD vs SD 38.5 mm × 29.8 mm vs 32.0×24.0 XQD card standard was developed by Sony, Nikon & SanDisk jointly.

This is wonderful news, it seems Nikon makes the right choice by single slot - XQD card on the Z-series.

Thank you, Delkin

Have you ever tried Sony A9 ? I think you will be surprised pleasantly.:-)

Beginning next year, many Japan official events will require total silent photography,  does anybody want to guess what cameras will be allowed only ? :-D

For portraits, F /1.8 is almost a must, there will be times you simply can not use flash,  the large aperture will do the job. The image quality of 24-105mm is more than excellent as well as focal ...

I am not saying D5, D850 will die over night, from the business point of view, Nikon will continue to support their DSLR line for 6 ~ 8 years. It's their commitment to the loyal customer base. OTOH ...

Not sure about others, on average I get 1700 ~ 2000 shots out of Sony FZ100 battery ( I do a lot of birding photos). So the Nikon battery should be on par, at least.