Ed at Ridersite

Nice ones of the Bananaquit with the blooms Rosco.  Must have been a pretty exotic cruise :)

Amazing diversity and abundance down there Justin.  About how long do you spend on your outings?  I'm lucky to see a half dozen species in a couple of hours :( Cool to get so close to the ...

Nice sharp shot of the egret.

Now returned from road trip.  Got out yesterday for a while.  Found the piebald fawn and family but not much else.  A-68 and 70-400mm G2. Molting male Northern Cardinal Fiery Skipper Piebald's mom ...

I have a Bigma that is a POS on my A-77 and A-68. Never close to sharp focus at any focal length and any distance - even at F11. It worked OK on my A-100 and was sharp at F11 and just so-so at F8. ...

Nice series Justin.  Perfect focus on all.  Interesting that an alligator would be afraid of you ;-)

A fine series of unusual subjects.  The detail in the swallow is awesome.  Seems like I've seen that perch before.  It must be a favorite.

Amazing detail Steve.  Cute little fellow.  In fact, how big are these guys anyway?

Your Bigma is far better than mine on the A-77.  Sigma did a micro adjust on mine and put on a new front element (they said mine had fungus).  I couldn't tell any difference - still unusable on ...

Your processing is just perfect on these.  IMO, you did a wonderful job.  I can appreciate the problem with the changing light - I shoot aperture priority too. Nice shootin!

Simply an awesome set Rosco.  Always look forward to your sunrise shots - no one else gets out that early ;-) With that combo, you could likely get a position with the Audubon!  Nice shootin!

A beauty of the Cooper's Hawk Steve!  And, those frog eyes are unmistakable - cool shot!

Cool catching the lizard in flight Justin!  Also really like the detail in all of your close ups.  Whistling Duck is my fav - very colorful.  Looks like a great time for wildlife photography.

I think it's an excellent photo. There is significant CA/PF which could/should be removed - it's really very easy. I also agree with the first response - if for nothing else - to up the contrast ...

I have the same Bigma.  It works OK on non-SLT cameras (A-100 and A-700), but beware.  Mine is a POS on my A-77 and A-68.  Unusable IMO.

No experience with Nikon/Canon, but I've used the A-77 (original) and A-68 extensively with the 70-400mm G2 shooting wildlife.  The A-68 is an incredible bargain.  It has AF micro adjust, a focus ...

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Away this week, but here's some from last week. A-68 and 70-400mm G2. A thin doe in the woods The doe's fawn Northern Pearly-eye My piebald fawn friend Cute as ever Very knock-kneed Looking for mom ...

I agree that the A-68 is better. But, the DXO Mark scores are the same :( Not sure how to explain that.

I used to have an A-77 and currently have an A-68 which I believe has the same (or very similar sensor). Shooting RAW, w/o processing, you'll definitely have noise in the shadows. The best ...