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It's obviously over done. Also, if my customers photos were all out of focus then I wouldn't have any customers
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Ha!
It's obviously over done. Also, if my customers photos were all out of focus then I wouldn't have any customers
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Such focus, much clarity, wow!
A much better photo, to be fair the previous one was complete death by DOF
Yeah much like computer PSUs the rails are shared. If you charge using 1 and 2 when charging 2 batteries they will charge slower. Charge using ports 1 and 3 and the charge times will be a bit faster.
By how much I don't know. I may be anal about stuff but I'm not that anal to sit there timing how fast a battery charges
I have seen the light.
Your photos always amaze me. I wish I could take decent pictures
I got so frustrated with my NEX-7 it now just sits in a corner silently mocking me. Actually on that note, anyone know where would be best to sell something like that? Pretty much brand new, I have an additional 18-200 lens and an awesome Think Tank (retrospective??) canvas bag for it.
Hmm... although if I sell it I may end up getting the mkII I originally intended to buy before I was seduced by the sexy, yet annoying sony. Why the hell should I need to hold a button down to manually focus?! Surely a simple toggle would have been much better!! Grr!!
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MM ? TP ?
Well I'm glad the pictures in here are back on track
Fair enough Robbie...well I'm not going to sit there and time it, providing it doesn't affect battery performance thats all I care about
They're highly regarded batteries and the charger isn't far off either so should be fine
Mine have been for over a year!Your photos always amaze me. I wish I could take decent pictures
Actually on that note, anyone know where would be best to sell something like that? Pretty much brand new, I have an additional 18-200 lens and an awesome Think Tank (retrospective??) canvas bag for it.
Hmm... although if I sell it I may end up getting the mkII I originally intended to buy before I was seduced by the sexy, yet annoying sony. Why the hell should I need to hold a button down to manually focus?! Surely a simple toggle would have been much better!! Grr!!
Holding a button down to focus is normal though! you depress to focus, fully press to take the shot
And thanks!
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Talkphotography forum, it's a UK based site.
Ah OK, I doubt any serious photographer would want to buy an NEX-7 though.
Haha nah it's not the shutter button you have to hold, there's an AF/MF button which you have to hold down in order to focus manually and then press the shutter button all without releasing the MF button!!
However, I have just googled and apparently you can switch it to DMF in the menu which then allows toggle or something like that!! I'm such an r-tard!! I'm sure when I first bought it I couldn't find a way, perhaps it's with a later firmware or something.
Holding a button down to focus is normal though! you depress to focus, fully press to take the shot
And thanks!
Haha nah it's not the shutter button you have to hold, there's an AF/MF button which you have to hold down in order to focus manually and then press the shutter button all without releasing the MF button!!
However, I have just googled and apparently you can switch it to DMF in the menu which then allows toggle or something like that!! I'm such an r-tard!! I'm sure when I first bought it I couldn't find a way, perhaps it's with a later firmware or something.
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They have people of all levels there, some people like NEX7 for the size. I have a Olympus XZ-1 because of it.
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