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Neat shot. They're so cute!

It's not a monkey, it's an ape! Monkeys have tails.

And yet he bought one anyway.

Pics or it didn't happen.

Nicely put together and reasonably written (not the brain-dead screed you'll see other places).

I don't understand why Sony refuses to use their sensors to their fullest. Yeah, there's a quote...

Nicely put together and reasonably written (not the brain-dead screed you'll see other places).

I think it's interesting that while the moon's region of the sky looks messy, the bright top of the...

You're right and I've wondered about that too. Heck, one of my favorite features of the a6000 (and RX100) is the bouncy flash that works great around the house! I use it all the time for action ...

Only for low light shooting, and I dearly want improved low light shooting to catch my son around the house. For example, he was sleeping angelically on my wife's shoulder last night just before ...

RX1 not strike your fancy?

Noob question - what about shooting lower ISO (by 1 stop) and pushing later to preserve fine details (like critter fur or feathers), rather than highlights? Would that help improve detail retention...

Forget that, provide a firmware update! What additional hardware would lossless take?

Did you use the AF-limiter? Any problems getting the AF to find and lock fast enough for those quick little beauties? Neat photos. They're so pretty! I love damsel and dragons because they're like ...

Stop being reasonable! This is not the time to be reasonable!

I am and I don't even shoot m43. I have bad lens envy.

Good question Torsten, I'll have to check!

My a6000 finds eyes in near-profile perspectives. Not as fast and not in AF-C, but it does! I think it knows where to look for an eye even if it just knows it's seeing a face.

Digimat - I've never had that problem with my a6000. Either back-button focus or with simply not fully releasing the shutter button, I can snap away with the focus locked on a stationary (within...

Interesting Chad, and a neat use! Did you use the AF assist light, or was the camera able to find his eye even without front-light?

Do you know if it was contrast or phase-detect AF?

Depending on how hard you push the files, you'll always be able to find the compression artifacts.

Rishi - you mention that the 35 f1.4 has an extra fast focus motor to enable on-the-fly x2 shots like in the slide show (you walking + her walking). Any ideas if the Batis or other Sony FE lenses...