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Thank you all for the comments!
In connection with the recent events, there was a lot of time to think about photographic equipment as well. I'll post a few pictures from different cameras and phone. I still have a99-II from a serious technique and also an old a300. Here are the pictures from these cameras.
A300+SAL1680Z



A99-II+500F8

Amazing, shots, Valery. And Happy New Year to all.

Sury

Thank you sury! Happy New year to you too

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Magical nature photos and donut flurries with that lens..

Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz

I didn’t finish the thought I started in the previous post, I was busy with other pre-new problems. Why put a picture from the A300 together with the A99-II? It's just that the quality of my first Sony DSLR costing an order of magnitude lower than the full-frame A99-2 is quite comparable! This is especially true for publications on the Internet. You still have to downsize the picture, and as a result, the whole point of 43 megapixels is lost. Well and one more thing, yet the matrix ccd sensor has excellent color reproduction in grayscale. The only drawback is that a high-quality picture is obtained up to ISO 600.
A300


A99-II

Wonderful captures Valery. The high res A99M2 helped me with prints. I have printed up to 24X36 without any problems.

Sury

sury wrote: ↑Sat Jan 02, 2021 6:56 am Wonderful captures Valery. The high res A99M2 helped me with prints. I have printed up to 24X36 without any problems.

Sury

Thank you!
Of course, the A99-II for printing is of the highest quality. I printed 8'x10' wallpaper with no problem.
Like example this one shot.

Impressive.

Sury

This weekend I used a99-2 with Tamron 70-300 USD, Minolta 500F8 and a300 with 16-80Z.
This is with a99-2 + Tamron 70-300 USD

a99-2 + Tamron 70-300 USD

Nice shots Valery, especially the third one.

Sury

Yes to #3.
Well done.

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The bird shots are a set of winter joy. Beautifully shot. Scarlet Finch (?) stands out!
Love the squirrel.

Thanks for sharing, Valery.
Yildiz

Thank you all for comments!
It's Pine Grosbeak.

ValeryD wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 3:10 am Thank you all for comments!

It's Pine Grosbeak.

Thanks, Valery, so it's a Pine Grosbeak. And it looks good on a snowy day while easily noticeable.

Yildiz