JRP64

I personally think this whole topic that Sony sensors have a dust problem started with a podcaster that I won't name as I generally think his videos are pretty good. It was clickbait in my opinion ...

Yes, that is definitely a Red-shouldered Hawk just take a look at shoulder area when it is flying you can definitely tell it is Red-shouldered Hawk. Here's a good imagine of a Red-tailed hawk with ...

All these are just opinions, but I disagree with this one as the A9 or A9ii would be good for Bird photography. The A9ii just has a few more tweaks that makes it slightly better, but you still ...

I think that part of the market goes to smartphone users....

I'm glad the photographer wins the lawsuit and it doesn't surprise it was the Teutuls that was sued. I have watched the show in the past and I always scratched my head at certain scenes. One scene ...

A Red-tailed Hawk decided to have an easy meal with a dead squirrel and this is one of the reason I have my Sony A9 ready to shoot. The hawk was only across the street from me and making it an ...

If you're happy with the results that you are getting then why change? This is coming from a Sony person, plus the pictures that you post are good.

Hmm? That's a tough one. I have both lenses and I might eventually sell one of them. If I had to choose I would sell the 200-600 as I like the images out of the 100-400 just a tad bit better and ...

It's just a marketing gimmick to boast sales and nothing more. Though I do say today's smartphones are starting to taking fantastic shots. Though it will never be up to par with a camera that has ...

Well, if they don't get a handle on the "Coronavirus Outbreak" the Olympics and other events might not be held. So talk about getting new cameras out in time for the Olympics might be a mute point.

I know skipping a generation on the A9 and I probably skip that generation after that to get the A9III (or equivalent if Sony changes model numbers for some strange reason) . As for the Sony A7R3 ...

If your camera is on a gimbal it really doesn't matter and I just turn it off. In my opinion that what a gimbal is for and I really haven't seen any differences as I have accident failed to turn ...

I love lens and it's nice for portraits, but it is crazy sharp as it shows all the imperfections of a person's face. It can be a good thing or a bad thing depending how one looks at it. That's my ...

I have both kinds of gimbals and for both of them you DO NOT need to have stabilization turned on. However, I have accidentally forgotten to turn stabilization off and didn't see any difference. ...

When I got back into photography a couple of years ago, my thinking was that I going to buy camera gear that I hope to use for a long time. I first bought the Sony A7R3, but while I liked the ...

I worked at an Automotive Paint Manufacturer as a Color Matcher that had to match the paint to the customer's OEM standard color of paint. We made paint for all the car manufacturers and the ...

They either fixed it or removed it from the field.

David's channel is one of my favorites. I just have a hard time catching him live because of the time difference.

As a former color matcher for an automotive paint manufacturer, I can say that people really don't understand color science. Even having shaded for about 10 years, I can say I don't fully ...

I keep lenses that I don't use often as I known in the past that once I get rid of something I will have a need for it. That always seems to be the case with me.