Pedagydusz

Very nice photo! Where exactly was it taken?

Also my experience. Great lens. And there are many other good experiences reported in this forum. But some bad, as well, so I would advise trying it, before buying, just in case.

From a photographic PoV they are both excellent images. They go past being good photographs, they are very beautiful images worth looking at... The second is also a very difficult photo, there ...

Could not agree more!

Excellent! And very funny!

Must be aproblem similar to mine, personally! :-D

Can I have one or two, please? :-)

OK, thank you! I was wrong.

If by a "lens focussing clutch" you mean the huardware clutch, a ring around the lens that you push in or out, as I understand it there isn't any way of overriding it. I t makes sense: the clutch ...

I am 82, and I know that sooner or later (er... sooner!) I will be in your situation! Meanwhile, I am eagerly waiting for the new 95 Macro... A necessity, really... :-)

Even with "Off"?

I think that what you are referring to happens only when in the Menu "AF", then "AF Area Pointer" the option On 1 or On 2 is set. If in this "AF Area Pointer" OFF is set, then the distracting ...

Very good! I am impressed.

I think that "Export as" is useful when you want it very different from the original, for example a different file format. I don't use it, so I can't help. f you use the workflow I described ...

Well, make sure you have the full size image in PS (let's say 4000x3000). Then read their requirements (the magazine) in what concerns resolution, go to image size (in the menu) make sure that ...

When you have a file in PS the resolution is irrelevant until you decided to print it. You change the resolution and, as long as you ddid't tick the box "Resample", the file doesn't actually change. ...

Which lens do you have that is 65 m FL? (from the exif) :-) Anyway, this is just envy! I never managed a good one of a tree creeper! :-(

I am totally in tune with you...

Yes! Excelent! But neither would give you more detail, unless the lens is superior, and light is a problem. As far as I can see, the OP was referring only to detail...

Marvellous! Thank you very much!