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    Advice for a newbie

    Just to conclude this thread. I bought a Sony A7C second hand. I paired this with a Sony 70-200mm F2.8. I’m now learning Darktable
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    Advice for a newbie

    Good point! It will be very occasional rib stuff. And not at sea, so less unpredictabl. We sail on reservoirs mostly.
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    Advice for a newbie

    I hadn’t looked at Fuji, Nikon, Canon, Pentax… because of the video requirement. Also Sony seem to be difficult to beat on autofocus. I’ll take a look at your suggestion. As for total budget, as little as possible! I need batteries, gimbal, probably a cage, all the lenses, a tripod… it will all...
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    Advice for a newbie

    Yep, the a6600 is probably the most gimbalable being the lightest. closely followed by the a7c - the gh5 is a monster weight, but the lenses will be lighter
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    Advice for a newbie

    The gh5 and the a6600 are both weather sealed according to rtings- the a7iii not, but the a7c is
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    Advice for a newbie

    Hi all, I’m new to the hobbie, but I think I know the theory of sensors, aperture, focal length, resolution, MTF, noise, etc from related work. I’ve owned Olympus XA2 and 4 film rangefinder cameras since the 80’s. These were bought for their technical spec, build quality, pocketability, and...
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    Hi from the North East of England

    Hey Trev! Thanks for the warm welcome! I’m also originally from the south, but moved up in 1991. It would be excellent to arrange a meet. I’m in Darlington at present; not to far away.
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    Hi from the North East of England

    I’ve just retired and dusted off my 2010 Pentax K-r with an assortment of vintage lenses and kit zooms. Now I have more time, I’d like to get into this fascinating hobby. I have some technical knowledge from related work, but no actual skill, experience, or common sense! first job is to buy a...
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    Hi from Redcar.

    Just joined, I lived in Saltburn for many years
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