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I have never shot with a FF-camera and I am quite happy with my APSC-gear. Yet I find myself peeking at the specifications of the new A7c and have watched a few comparison videos between the a6600 ...

Sunset over the old castle of Ibiza. You can see from the building crante, they are building a new hotel on top of Dalt Vila, which means "high town" in catalan. This type of to be built hotel is ...

Thanks for your review. You can buy the lens used in Germany for around 120 Euros. So would you recommend it to use on a6xxx camera body? Actually that would give you 42-105 mm with the crop factor.

Neither have I experienced those scan lines in the viewfinder of my a6600 you mentioned in your post. And the viewfinder of the a6600 is definitely better than the one of the a6000.

Well, 18 mm sometimes is not wide (and not fast enough). Actually, the wide end up to 22 mm is not the strong side of the 18-135 lens. And I would not advise to use the lens indoors without a ...

I have the a6600 with the 18-135 kit lens and I can highly recommend this combination. Add a Sigma 1.4 lens for low light and you are set to go. I don't see the need for the a7c compared to the ...

Agreed, but are you willing to pay 2000 USD upwards for a camera body with those specifications?

Yes, very interesting thread for my, as I keep on trying to customize my a6600. I have a quite similar approach to the OP. C1 is for auto ISO SS. I almost always use Aperture Priority now (before ...

In the menu you have the option to set function priority in AF-S and AF-C set to either AF, release or balanced emphasis.

Thanks for your reply. I have had the 70-350 mm for seven months now. In the beginning I had to learn to operate the lens, as this is the first real telelens for me. It is not very fast, but for ...

Great review. What do you thing about the two Sony lenses you were using? Do you like the quality of the bokeh?

But are we sure that a A5 is going to be released? Just rumours.. If it has a viewfinder and IBIS, I might have a look at it, although I don't have any ff glases. The new Tamron 28-200 mm seems to ...

I totally agree: the feature "Auto ISO min SS" is essential, at least for me. I put it on the C1 button. I also think you should get the Sigma 16mm and/or 30 mm prime with a zoom first. I am still ...

When I saw the picture of your Yashica, I checked at my parents home,  and voila, I found my old Yashica camera. Same model with a 50 mm, 1.7 lens. This was my first serious camera I got as gift ...

Dear all, I have watched several videos by a chap named Cody Blue. He is explaining in detail how to set up a cine4 picture profile. I have a question here: If you use such a cine4 profile, do you ...

Brent, this was a long and interesting comparison. I have had the 70-350 mm for 6 months now. And I must say, I like it better every day: I use it for portraits, flower close ups and outdoor sports. ...

Yes, a very interesting comparison. What are the lenses (apart from the 70-350) you are using on your A7R3? If I ever go full frame, I would buy the Tamaron 28-75 and the Tamaron 17-28. The latter ...