Q&A#6 Sony A1 is here – A9 or A7RIV for entry level wildlife – Have I abandoned Nikon? – Guitars
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Thank you very much for sharing your expertise in photography. I’ve been following you for quit some time now and I was in owe of all your pictures – thank you again.
Anyway, I jump ship from Nikon to Sony, just got my A1 & 200-600mm lens, I know that you just got your A1 too, just wandering if you will make a video about A1 settings for wildlife photography?
Thank you mark.
God bless!
Yes I will!