Just another bloody comet photo
[url=https://flic.kr/p/2jooqhu]Comet NEOWISE by Terence Rees, on Flickr[/URL]
Just editing mine. Seen so many I wasn't too bothered about it but my boy wanted to try to capture it so out we went. Was enjoyable actually as we've not shot nighttime stuff for over a year together I think!! What wasn't enjoyable was dropping him back to his mum's then getting in & trying to get some sleep before the 6am work alarm went off..... 
Nice one
I'm not a fan fan of fully articulating screens as I just want to tilt 99% of the time, and will full articulating you have to flip the screen out to tilt.
Canon's the only one of the main players that I've not had, I might have to try at some pointit might be time to go canon
it might be time to go canon
DSC01617 by Ian, on Flickr[/URL]
DSC01476 by Ian, on Flickr[/URL]
lol
lol Im going to find this challenging, it is a completely different way to take photo's, both the FOV and the AF..Hmm, autofocus lenses are going to take a bit of getting used to for me. Went to Oxford at the weekend, the amount of shots where Im not happy with the focus point is roughly 80%. I set the focus area to wide with AF-C. That obviously doesn't suit me, so I will look at maybe centre spot. How often do you guys change AF settings on a typical day out with your camera? I found it a pain changing stuff, I will obviously have to set up my camera buttons differently now I have moved over which wasn't something I had considered. It is just getting used to a new way of doing things...
It is alot quicker than MF, though my old way of either using focus magnify or more typically zone focus means I need to learn to think about things in a different way. Having said that, the 16-35 F4 is a nice lens, I will admit to being completely lost when I first put it on and went to 16mm, everything is so far away
16mm is so wide!
I rarely post on here, but have been a Sony user since the Nex days, now have the A7Riii and a few lenses, plus an XE3 because i love Fuji film sims etc
I have also owned a Z6 with a few lenses, which i really loved, but could not quite afford to own 3 systems, and also loaned an Eos R a few times, again a great camera system.
Anyway here are a few cats i met in Thailand, taken on the much maligned fe28mm f2
[url=https://flic.kr/p/2cbif13]DSC01617 by Ian, on Flickr[/URL]
[url=https://flic.kr/p/R9tUNj]DSC01476 by Ian, on Flickr[/URL]
Threads gone to pot. Shame.
Post a genuine question, mostly gets ignored.
Post stuff about random other brands that don’t apply to this thread and all get involved.
People constantly trying to make a point, demonstrating that they have superior knowledge. Belittled if you try and disagree.
Don’t bother reading most of it any more sadly.
Too much Canon chat and not enough images. No wonder many stay away now
Hmm, autofocus lenses are going to take a bit of getting used to for me. Went to Oxford at the weekend, the amount of shots where Im not happy with the focus point is roughly 80%. I set the focus area to wide with AF-C. That obviously doesn't suit me, so I will look at maybe centre spot. How often do you guys change AF settings on a typical day out with your camera? I found it a pain changing stuff, I will obviously have to set up my camera buttons differently now I have moved over which wasn't something I had considered. It is just getting used to a new way of doing things...
It is alot quicker than MF, though my old way of either using focus magnify or more typically zone focus means I need to learn to think about things in a different way. Having said that, the 16-35 F4 is a nice lens, I will admit to being completely lost when I first put it on and went to 16mm, everything is so far away
16mm is so wide!
When using AF I usually just have the one focus point and move it about unless I'm taking pictures of people and then I use face detect and wide area which seems to work very well.
i see you are looking at some sony gear. back on A7RII?
Proper sized buttons and no more toy sounds in mechanical shutter.
i have an a9ii. Pretty incredible camera and the bigger grip FINALLY makes it feel like a camera is in your hand.
on the fence about keeping it though.
i have an a9ii. Pretty incredible camera and the bigger grip FINALLY makes it feel like a camera is in your hand.
on the fence about keeping it though.
How does it compare to the mk1i have an a9ii. Pretty incredible camera and the bigger grip FINALLY makes it feel like a camera is in your hand.
on the fence about keeping it though.
Stop it.
The A7 is perfect and there's no need for me to buy anything else!
Comet NEOWISE