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  1. <p>From what I understand the Sony a6000 does decent action shooting. But are there any others that qualify?</p>
  2. <p>Does anyone make a lens adapter for the Sony a6000 allowing for the use of Canon EF or EF-S lenses (in auto focus)? How about just in manual focus? I'm a Canon user thinking of reducing my gear to a Sony a6000, and it would be nice if I could use at least a couple of my Canon lenses. Thanks</p>
  3. <p>I was aware of the reviews. But sometimes real users have different thoughts. Apparently not on this issue, however.<br> Thanks,</p> <p>Bob</p>
  4. <p>That is, over the T2i? Other than the flip LCD, does the T3i really have any advantages over the T2i?<br> Comments please.<br> Bob</p>
  5. <p>I appreciate the responses. As a result, I feel I would be best off in simply not persuing this option at this time. Cropping may be MY best option until I feel the real need to possibly purchase a lens with a longer focal length.<br> Thanks again,<br> Bob</p>
  6. <p>In researching the use of a 1.4X TC on my Canon 70-300 "L" lens connected to my Canon T2i, I've been getting mixed responses. So I ask, does anyone here know definitively if a 1.4X TC (probably either the Kenko or Tamron; as the Canon TCs do NOT work)will retain AF connectivity when placed between my Canon 70-300mm "L" lens and my T2i Digital Rebel?<br> If it will, what sort of IQ defficiency might I anticipate?<br> Thanks</p>
  7. <p>I have a chance to finally purchase an "L" lens, and have narrowed the possibility down to 3 such lenses.<br> I have personal reasons as to why any of these 3 would work well for me. But I want to know the general consensus as to which you feel will/can deliver the best Image Quality of the 3.<br> #1 Canon 70-200 f4 IS USM<br> #2 Canon 70-300 IS "L" USM<br> #3 Canon 100-400 IS "L"<br> Based on a lot of research on review sites, I'm thinking that either this order (as I have listed it) is about right, or #2, #1, #3. But is #3 really the weakest? I'm well aware of the pros and cons of each lens's focal lengths and how they can best be utilized. I'm simply asking your opinions on the quality of the image. <br> Thanks</p>
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