Valery,
As we discussed here are some macros/flowers with Dimage A2. I have not uploaded from A100 yet. But both the cameras started as if I have been using them regularly though both have not been used for more than a decade.
A300 - very good camera.
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Re: A300 - very good camera.
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Sury!
2, 3 shots definitely looks good!
2, 3 shots definitely looks good!
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Re: A300 - very good camera.
I recommend the SAM 30mm F2.8 macro if you find one cheap, it has impressed me though you are very close at min focus distances.
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Valery, thank you.
Barry, I will look for one for my A100/A77M2. These were taken with Dimage A2 in macro mode, at least the first one.
Barry, I will look for one for my A100/A77M2. These were taken with Dimage A2 in macro mode, at least the first one.
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Re: A300 - very good camera.
Dimage A2 well it did a nice enough job. That has anti shake I think one of the first?
The older cameras can still do quite well I got annoyed with the limited dynamic range on early ones, still there are workarounds for that.
The A Mount DSLR's are cheap as chips mostly (except the A900/850)
The older cameras can still do quite well I got annoyed with the limited dynamic range on early ones, still there are workarounds for that.
The A Mount DSLR's are cheap as chips mostly (except the A900/850)
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Barry,
True. The limited DR is evident even in these images if you zoom enough. Having said that I printed a 36"x24" print from a Dimage A1 (the 5MP predecessor).
Sury
True. The limited DR is evident even in these images if you zoom enough. Having said that I printed a 36"x24" print from a Dimage A1 (the 5MP predecessor).
Sury
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Re: A300 - very good camera.
Still, the color rendition of these older cameras is amazing. For all the flaws, the color is just super
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Re: A300 - very good camera.
As I wroth:
This weekend we went to the resort and again some luck, a young moose visited us
and the other guest is also a skunk, but the skunk left slowly with dignity, no problem for us ...
A300 + Tamron 70-300 USD.
This weekend we went to the resort and again some luck, a young moose visited us
and the other guest is also a skunk, but the skunk left slowly with dignity, no problem for us ...
A300 + Tamron 70-300 USD.
Everything in the life unusual!
Re: A300 - very good camera.
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Good shots, Valery.
You encounter some interesting wild life....
Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
Good shots, Valery.
You encounter some interesting wild life....
Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
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Re: A300 - very good camera.
This thread inspired me to pull out the KM5D, this is the Australian one I got years ago (so I have to take 2 shots sometimes due to the FBF issue!)
with the 30mm Macro SAM, cheap and nasty build, but I quite like the optics on this lightweight lens.
with the 30mm Macro SAM, cheap and nasty build, but I quite like the optics on this lightweight lens.
Re: A300 - very good camera.
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So beautiful, Barry. Such a lovable frame of flowers...
The lens has a soft gradual defocusing quality that is very pleasant to observe.
Well done to you and to the combo of equipment.
And, thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
So beautiful, Barry. Such a lovable frame of flowers...
The lens has a soft gradual defocusing quality that is very pleasant to observe.
Well done to you and to the combo of equipment.
And, thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
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Love the image and composition Barry. Amazing bokeh for such a low cost option.
Sury
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Photos such as these always prove that brilliant photography is not necessarily in the advancement of equipment but in the eyes and hands of the photographer.
Yildiz
Photos such as these always prove that brilliant photography is not necessarily in the advancement of equipment but in the eyes and hands of the photographer.
Thanks for sharing,bfitzgerald wrote: ↑Tue Mar 16, 2021 2:35 pm This thread inspired me to pull out the KM5D, this is the Australian one I got years ago (so I have to take 2 shots sometimes due to the FBF issue!)
with the 30mm Macro SAM, cheap and nasty build, but I quite like the optics on this lightweight lens.
Yildiz
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