if you wanted a like for like upgrade, then a sony/tamron 16-50, sigma 35mm 1.4 and a 50mm 1.4 (or tamron 60mm macro) would be the likely recommendations, reguardless of mountI have the kit 18-55, 35mm 1.8, 50mm 1.8, and 75-300mm. I won't need a long range zoom like the 75-300 as I've only used it once in the past year.
How about a more modern sony body? I have an a57 for sale on avforums.comAt this point I'm seriously considering jumping ship to Olympus. I love my Sony to death, but the Olympus system seems more comprehensive and has better direction. My Sony a330 is so long in the tooth I just need to upgrade, and now is as good a time as any. I've been reading up on m4/3 and there doesn't seem to be any real disadvantage for the kind of work I do over having a bigger heavier crop or full frame systems. Thoughts?
Makes me want to swap my mk1 for the mk2... But I don't do enough fast paced stuff to justify
For anyone looking for an A77ii Harrison cameras are doing them with a free Sony battery and they have a £100 trade in bonus too. They will have stock again next week.
I've been hanging around the sony outlet store but none have come up yet.
I am on his waiting list for publishing hope he writes it soonSony's own user manual is hopeless. Gary Friedman is writing an ebook so that should help.
Hi guys, bought the A77 mkii plus 16-50mm f2.8 and ordered the Sigma 10-20mm f3.5 still a lot of learning of menus as a former Canon shooter.
Looks as if the thread is not heavily used but hey ho
Hi Eddie
Yes I look on Dyxum not joined yet, I guess if us Sony folk hope it may be a bit more mainstream we need to wave the flag (Could not find a Sony flag)
Yes but we are in common with Pentax Samsung and I guess a fair few more thankfully most information posts are still useful regardless of camera make.Certainly for dSLR this section of the forum is mostly CaNikon, even Classifieds is missing a Sony section which says it all really.