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Agree with 100-400.  There is a lot of wildlife and you'd regret it forever if you didn't have that long lens.  I travel in Arizona, Utah, etc. some and take my A7ii 24-105 and A68 with an old ...

Judging from past experience with Sony, waiting for a price drop will be a very, very long weight.  How many years after the A7iii came out was it before they started selling the A7ii cheaper?

I'm not that brave!!

Don't think I'm that brave!

Thank you, that makes good sense.

The rubber below the card access door of my A7ii has come lose.  Any suggestions as to what kind of glue to use to re-glue it would be appreciated.

I bought a Watson Compact Charger when I bought mine, as well as some Watson B-4228 batteries from Adorama when I ordered my camera from them. I've been very pleased with it. It works with both ...

Nice shots, but you look way too close to that bear in the last shot for either your safety or ultimately the bear. if it should attack you it would be put down.

Just three questions: When will it be available? What will it cost? Or is it already on Photoshop?

Obviously you can shoot "portraits" with any lens, it just depends on the effect you want, your definition of  "portrait",  and the working distance you want.  I was responding from the more ...

If you are using full frame, traditionally these would be considered too short for portraits.  Around 85 mm is generally considered more ideal giving less distortion of facial features as well as ...

Looks like a really great combination to me.

I believe your actual focus was on 10.1 or 10.2.  DOF is very fine under your conditions.

,The FF equivalent of your 17-70 would be the Sony 24-105, and I can vouch that it will definitely increase the size and eight of your system A BUNCH even on the a7c.

Preferred ergonomics are largely influence by what you are used to. I don't find Sony's to be that bad, but I'm used to them.  The ability to adjust is why your hands have all those different ...

I'm not so sure the move to full frame will necessarily improve your picture quality as much as you think, and you are certainly moving to larger and heavier camera/lens combinations even with the ...

WONDERFUL SET

Thank you.  Very good comparison.

Sony 200-600, Tamron 150-500, and this new Sigma 150-600.

Thanks