Atlasman

Yes I had to do the same!

See the pic above.

Either way will work.

I lined the inner wall of the collar with felt material.

I agree he should consider panos. When I visited the Canyon in 2008, some of my best shots were panos!

I gave up on using IBIS for walking and capturing at the same time. Here's a video shot with the E-M5 and Panasonic 7-14mm that did just that. https://vimeo.com/124217614 In order to get adequate ...

I'd say it's about as good as the E-M5 that I owned. With my Sigma 30mm f1.4 it produces highly stable footage. Here's an example: https://vimeo.com/194170532

I've tried it with the EFS 55-250mm IS STM and it doesn't seem to employ the 2 Axis. This could also be a function of the adapter. I'm using a Techart. I tried also using the Sigma MC-11 adapter on ...

I've tried the Canon EFS 55-250mm IS STM and it's best to turn off IBIS and let the lens stabilization do the work—better than turning off lens IS. I've setup C1 button for turning on and off the ...

And it doesn't just have to be documentaries—movies and even TV series offers up the cutting edge of storytelling using film.

I use the Techart Falcon on the A6300.

I own the Canon EFS 10-18mm STM IS and I couldn't be happier—yes, it would have been nice to have Sony version, but I got an adapter and the Canon lens for less than half the price. Auto focus is ...

I've owned the A7 and I found the best video out of that camera is 1080p 24fps—not 30fps or 60fps. Also, you need to use sharp lenses. One other issue: the wider you go with focal length the more ...

How often does this "rolling shutter from hell" phenomenon occur? And to be more precise, it's a 6K full sensor read out, down sampled to 4K, which has a huge impact on image quality—from greater ...

Wow on the pics! I'll need to revisit this lens in the future. Here some of my results with the FE 70-300: The FE 70-300mm G can render outstanding images. But it comes at a cost of size and ...

Mine went back to the store a week after I brought it home. I now use the Canon EFS 55-250mm STM IS—autofocus is precarious at times, but at least I've got some reach in a light package. When I ...

I had purchased the 55-210mm and if only the sharpness was better—how do you find your copy?

For me the 16-50 kit + the 35mm f1.8 was almost there, so I bought the 16-70mm and now I'm set.

I second that they are very smooth operators!

I don't see that the A6300 was a minor upgrade—for me, the video quality (6K full sensor read out) and AF in video was a significant step forward for Sony's APSC class system.