Mirrorless camera
Jul 13, 2015 10:05:44 #
jmsail365
Loc: Stamford, Ct
[quote=CHOLLY]
Try this: http://friedmanarchives.com/alpha6000/index.htm
Gary Friedman is a Rocket Scientist and award winning photographer who is also the BEST 3rd party owners manual writer in the business. (end quote)
After having the a6000 for several months I then bought Friedman's book. Unless you are a pro his book will completely open the camera up for you. He has a cookbook at the end of the book for various situations. I just used his section for shooting fireworks. His tips were perfect and what I shot was far better than what I did last year with the a6000 before I bought Friedman's book.
Try this: http://friedmanarchives.com/alpha6000/index.htm
Gary Friedman is a Rocket Scientist and award winning photographer who is also the BEST 3rd party owners manual writer in the business. (end quote)
After having the a6000 for several months I then bought Friedman's book. Unless you are a pro his book will completely open the camera up for you. He has a cookbook at the end of the book for various situations. I just used his section for shooting fireworks. His tips were perfect and what I shot was far better than what I did last year with the a6000 before I bought Friedman's book.
Jul 14, 2015 07:49:56 #
imagemeister wrote:
Please show me one that allows FULL functionality with Nikon AF......
Since you can post on here you obviously know something about using the web. Check the metabones sight as they are supposed to be marketing one now.
If you aren't willing to do a little work your self you must not really be interested.
Jul 14, 2015 08:51:44 #
jmsail365 wrote:
After having the a6000 for several months I then bought Friedman's book. Unless you are a pro his book will completely open the camera up for you. He has a cookbook at the end of the book for various situations. I just used his section for shooting fireworks. His tips were perfect and what I shot was far better than what I did last year with the a6000 before I bought Friedman's book.
After having the a6000 for several months I then bought Friedman's book. Unless you are a pro his book will completely open the camera up for you. He has a cookbook at the end of the book for various situations. I just used his section for shooting fireworks. His tips were perfect and what I shot was far better than what I did last year with the a6000 before I bought Friedman's book.
I have several of his ebooks and they are all excellent. :mrgreen:
I am a totally satisfied customer. :thumbup:
Jul 14, 2015 08:54:40 #
Jul 14, 2015 08:56:18 #
Jul 14, 2015 09:50:10 #
Well I just went for it Zeiss 32 F1.8. Got a great price. It should be delivered in 2 days, why play around the image seems to be mind blowing. I will put a few photos when I have them
Jul 14, 2015 11:02:31 #
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