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Is it possible to mount a Sigma Big Ma?

Hit it with a few squirts of WD40. Then twist off with adjustable strap wrench. Good luck.

I have seen a mint used body for $125. I would not pay more. Good luck,

Yes. Quite doable. No snow. Maybe book ahead if planning to stay in Yosemite N.P. But, otherwise plenty of motels on your itinerary, and no need to book motels ahead. Since you have a car, bring ...

I have done that too. Steer the car with my feet, and take a few pictures with both hands on camera for added stability.

Go for the Oly.

No,

Quite a stable of camera gear. Take one of your many camera(s) you feel most comfortable with. Good luck, and enjoy your trip.

I took a Panny MFT, 7-14 f/4, 12-35 f/2.8, 100 f/4, 7.5 FE, and a small gorilla pod for stability. All in a Domke bag. No problem at the church. But, I did have an encounter on the street outside ...

Looks underexposed on my iMac.    Was that the look you were going for?

Nice composition.

Yes. MagFilter makes an accessory CPL for the camera.  Easy to attach.  Fits perfectly.

Not worth getting it repaired. Too much damage. And you will always doubt if the camera is working properly. It could fail you when you do not expect it. Better to buy a replacement camera with ...

I reckon they sleep very well at night.

Trophy camera?’ One that usually stays at home on a shelf or in a cabinet to be looked at and worshiped.   Seldom or never taken out to photograph with.

Did you find this to be true when you traveled to Thailand?

Bring your best cameras. Or why not bring both? Thailand is very safe. Lots of police in the big cities to protect you. Out in the countryside and beaches not to worry either. I carry my camera in ...

Totally agree.   Do you own a XF-10?   How is the AF?

Do you carry a camera phone?

PAfter reading all the +’s for the Sony RX100VI here, I’m leaning in that direction since I have been using a RX00 for years until the mode wheel got stuck in IO mode. Ricoh GRIII has a lot of ...