... While that may be 'technically' true, it's also true that EVERYTHING has some limitations. Once the proverbial 'frog hair' is split fine enough, we reach a...
Chuck, I have years of experience but a lot to learn and there is also a wealth of knowledge that I've forgotten over time. What are your feelings about...
... Most people can learn the differences between streep sweepers and Zambonis... or will discover it on their own by touching the Zamboni's heaters :-) How...
[OT warning] Hockey is almost all we've got here up North, but zambonis are normally not used outside :-) This OT Zamboni detour tickled the joke bone, I...
... If they are feeling elitist just to cover that they have no clue but have just been indoctrinated by advertising making them believe that all it takes is...
What's with the change just announced this evening by the following email? I tried to register 3 times and it never takes, and there appears to be nothing I...
I'm thinking of switching from maxxum 7, maxxum 5 to a used sony a-100 or sony a-300. I do 90% indoors sports action wrestling from about 15-25 feet and 10%...
If that requires high ISO shooting you probably should avoid the A100. Although it's capable of nice sharp images, it doesn't perform well in the high ISO...
... By today's standards that's not very fast at all. I was thinking more along the lines of ISO 1600, and that's where the A100 is not as good as other...
... The A100 should be fine at ISO 400 or lower, and it will record a little more detail than the 5D/7D can. It's also newer and probably more reliable in the...
... Jumping on this thread... The 7D (+ vertical grip if you can find /want one) is almost identical in operation to the 7, and can be had for a song these...
My preference is with A700 even though it is not identical. I use Dynax 7 (Maxxum 7) for film and Sony A700 for Digital. I tried 7D but even though it is tough...
Thanks for info. I used vertical grips with Maxxum 5 and 7 so I could use rechargeable batteries. I think the Sonys and D7 use rechargeable batteries. So...
... Just vastly superior control for vertical shooting, and having the option to use two batteries at once for longer shooting between battery changes. -- ...
I have a Tamron 18-250. I thought it had manual focus issues. I went another route with my lenses. I need two now though. :O( The issue was me because I did...
Oh wow, what a deal. Must have been your lucky day. Now that I have resolved cockpit problems with my 18-250 it is doing great. I took it to Silver city last...
I don't know, but here are some reviews and comparisons for you: 18-200: http://www.newcamerareview.com/sony__dt_18_200mm_f_3_5___6_3_reviewid177.html ...
Sorry, the newcamerareview/kurtmunger site seems to be down at the moment. Those links definitely worked a couple of days ago. - RL ... ... here are some...
I have used the Sony version of 18-200mm since Sep 1997 as the better kit lens, first with my A100 and later with A700. It has been rather soft (f/8 - f/11 OK,...
Yes, both the 18-200 and 18-250 are rebadged Tamrons. I tested the 18-200 with good teleconverters. The 1.4x is not worthwhile; equivalent results can be had...
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