MikalWGrass
New member
Cindy,
Unless I am wrong, I don't have the magnify feature on the a900. I wish I did. I bought a magnifier for the body to use with the 50R but it was useless. I get focus confirmation regardless of whether I focus clock or counter clockwise, but it is more accurate one way than the other. I never remember which.
I am thinking about the a99 but I am also thinking about selling the a900, an M6 body, and maybe my soul, for an M9-P. The files from the digital M look better than almost anything I have seen. If the Epson that I had had more pixels, say 10, I would have kept it because I really loved the colors produced by the sensor. Maybe I will sell the a900 and the M6 body and just a portion of my soul for an a99 and a used NEX.
I want the option of using my two R lenses on a great body (I also have a 180/4 with Lau and Leitax), so I have a few choices to make.
Unless I am wrong, I don't have the magnify feature on the a900. I wish I did. I bought a magnifier for the body to use with the 50R but it was useless. I get focus confirmation regardless of whether I focus clock or counter clockwise, but it is more accurate one way than the other. I never remember which.
I am thinking about the a99 but I am also thinking about selling the a900, an M6 body, and maybe my soul, for an M9-P. The files from the digital M look better than almost anything I have seen. If the Epson that I had had more pixels, say 10, I would have kept it because I really loved the colors produced by the sensor. Maybe I will sell the a900 and the M6 body and just a portion of my soul for an a99 and a used NEX.
I want the option of using my two R lenses on a great body (I also have a 180/4 with Lau and Leitax), so I have a few choices to make.