Recent content by Andy82

Don't bother with the camera flash. Any of the lenses will be good if you find the right light. 50mm 1.8 will take a nice portrait as will the sigma if you use it at the higher end of the focal length. Use a reflector.

£1500 is for the top model with 512gb of memory. The one with 256gb is £1250 I think and the base model which nobody wants because it only has 64gb is £1099.

Haha I only have one lens for my sony at the moment. But I always turned my Nikon off when changing lenses

I agree. I have a high end ish device. A galaxy s8 plus. For the first time in years I upgraded to a model that was about to be outdated by a newer one. I bought mine a few weeks before the s9 came out purely because it was a good deal. The price of contracts have gone stupid as well. Its mad...

I'm amazed people still buy iPhones. They are so over priced it's unreal.

This is pretty much the only thread I have been participating in recently. I keep getting notifications to my phone saying I have messages. 7 in total now. Yet I see no messages in my Inbox.

Do people not turn off the camera to change lens? I do [emoji16]

Yeah, I've thought of that lol. I have mainly owned primes over the years. Only one zoom

Or 135 1.8

Yeah, it would be for portraits with the idea of getting more of the environment in. I'll be picking up an 85mm for shots where I want to isolate the subject more.

It's a choice because I'd like something wider and I'm not made of money so it's one or the other for now. The tamron offers a selection of focal lengths. I don't know if I should buy a prime or the zoom

How? Its a choice between a 35mm 1.4 and the tamron 28-75.

[emoji1] Sorry. I want a 35mm 1.4. The tamron gives me the ability to shoot at 35mm 2.8. And the original reason I wanted a 35mm was for wider portrait shots. However, the tamron is more useful

First world problem... I really wanted a 35mm 1.4 for my A7iii. At the moment I only have the 55mm 1.8 because I've only had the camera a few weeks. But, I'm drawn to the tamron 28-75 because it would be more versatile and I'd still get 35mm all be it at 2.8. I like to take portraits so that's...

Question... Low light shots with the A7iii. Would you up the iso to get the correct exposure with some noise to remove in lightroom, or underexpose a stop or so to reduce noise but then pull the shadows back up in lightroom? Reason I ask is because of posts saying how good the dynamic range is...