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Fun With Sony Cameras

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pegelli

pegelli

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Thorkil said:
splendid Pegelli! (dispite its not a Nikon mirrorless :grin:)(well I know your answer.."because it is not..")(but it was just in laying there in front of my right foot..:toocool::grin:)
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:ROTFL: Thanks Thorkil

It's just with one of those "other" dreadful 1 card cameras :facesmack:

Well AF didn't work (it continuously focussed on the bushes behind and couldn't find the rope or the critter), but MF did the trick :salute:
 
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Thorkil

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pegelli said:
:ROTFL: Thanks Thorkil

It's just with one of those "other" dreadful 1 card cameras :facesmack:

Well AF didn't work (it continuously focussed on the bushes behind and couldn't find the rope or the critter), but MF did the trick :salute:
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Salute :salute: for your skills in the manual way - pin-sharp I must admit.
Perhaps you AF-problems was related to that the eye-detection was on :grin:...
Yes me too, I can live happy with one slot too, and save weight for two slots:lecture:
and I must forsaking the eye-detection on my Nikon mirrorless, but I only once in a while take pictures of people looking in my camera,
and when I do, its often prefocused hipshots, while I'm rather shy...:angel:
 
k-hawinkler

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pegelli said:
:ROTFL: Thanks Thorkil

It's just with one of those "other" dreadful 1 card cameras :facesmack:

Well AF didn't work (it continuously focussed on the bushes behind and couldn't find the rope or the critter), but MF did the trick :salute:
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Thanks Pieter. Sony AF has the tendency to focus on background when the foreground subject isn’t too large or prominent. What works for me is pointing the camera on something near and large, like the ground, and than start focusing on the tiny subject, but approaching from the front. The A9 has the same tendency but improved somewhat, not much though, with the latest firmware update.
 
Knorp

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From a recent walk in National Park Veluwe Zoom ...





| voigtländer 40mm f1.2 aspherical |
 
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