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$150 increase in Canada. Glad I got mine a few weeks ago.

If you haven't already been there it's worth going to The Pinery provincial park.  Some beautiful scenery and sunsets.

Completely agree.  I have no axe to grind with Adobe.  I used Lightroom for years and was happy with the results.  I switched to C1 Sony and find I get results I like better much faster.

It's a 3 month trial of Adobe CC.  Have a look at this B&H link. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1394217-REG/sony_ilce_7m3_alpha_a7_iii_mirrorless.html?sts=pi I noticed the offer showing ...

A Sony rep in Toronto also confirmed that they no longer have a deal with Phase One to offer a free version of Capture One (the Express version).  The deal now in place is with Adobe.  There ...

The A77 II really is a great value in Canada.  Here it's $1200 CDN   - that's roughly $905 USD or 788 Euro.  Still a great camera.

I don't live in British Columbia but I've dealt with Kerrisdale Camera there.  They've been excellent. Enjoy your trip.

:) True.  This is the internet!

Waiting to get out with my new (to me) 70-300 G.  So far I've only had time for the cat.

I believe the $500-600 is Canadian dollars.  It is a good value in Canada at $580 with the kit zoom.

I picked up a used 70-300 G (v1) on a boxing Day sale too.  That's about 6 months earlier than planned.  It was about 35% off, so to good to pass up.

I'm going to purchase the 24-105 soon. The Tamron was tempting for the weight and 2.8 aperture. Checking my FL usage from Lightroom data the 24-105 will cover 85% of my normal shooting. The 28-75 ...

I'm curious about the answer as well. I have and A7II and was thinking of getting this lens.  Before I purchased my A7II I had a chance to try the 70-300 on an A9.  It was not slow at all.

Great scenery.  Great pictures.

I subscribe to Photolife.  It's more photography skill/art/technique based.  While it covers gear a bit it's a minor part of the magazine.

You'd need the LA-EA4 for the 24-85 if you wanted AF.  The catch there is the AF system isn't as advanced as your A77II and it has the mirror.  The mirror would reduce any low-light gain there ...

I currently have both.  I find image quality to be pretty close.  Maybe that's more on me than the cameras.  I chose the A7II so I could concentrate more on getting decent native E mount lenses.  ...

If the OP meas the thing just above the dresser on the right side - it's a door knob.