Sony A7V for Bird Photography: Can It Actually Match the Sony Flagship?
Earlier this year I was lucky enough to be in the right place at the right time and capture some truly breathtaking Black Skimmer shots. I put the whole experience in a video.
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I just posted my first video of 2021. In this video I take questions from viewers and readers like you and answer them to the best of my knowledge. Some of the questions I answer include: Sony A9 or Canon R5? Is the Sony A7SIII good for still photography? What type of file is best…
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Sony A9 Firmware Version 5.0 – Real Time Tracking – Bird in Flight Photography
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Incredible High Flying Action on the East Coast of Florida During the Annual Fall Mullet Run
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