joel_roffman

Do any camera makers other than Panasonic offer the Pre-Burst 4K mode?

Thanks for your response, Ed. So you would carry the 2 bodies, given that with wildlife, you sometimes don't have the time to change lenses? Joel

Hi All, My gear: a6500 with 18-135 and 70-300 lenses I do lots of travel and found that changing lenses has lots of problems. Past couple of trips: I rented a second a6500 and carried two bodies. Better than counting on changing lenses, but has its own issues. I have great wildlife shots, and am quite fussy about image quality. So: do I: -- Continue to rent a second a6500 body and use my two lenses or: --Get a: Tamron 18-400 and use an adapter with my a6500, or: --Get a Sony RX10-IV and use as my only camera

<p>My choices:<br> --stay with Aperture for now and upgrade Mac to Yosemite (some have reported big issues with Aperture after doing so), and await Apple's Photos program<br> --switch now to Lightroom<br> --switch now to Capture One<br> Thanks for your opinion<br> JR</p>

<p>I will be visiting Kangaroo Island, off the coast of Australia. Lots of wildlife - much of which may be rather close. Shall I bring my 18-200mm lens, or both an 15-85 and a 70-300, and accept the hassle of having to change lenses if the wildlife get close, in return for better long-lens shots?</p>