Nice. I'll be down in Kanab in December, so unfortunately I won't have the colors.

I cleaned it with Zeiss lens cleaner wipes, 12 individual wipes. Used cellphone flashlight to shine light on the sensor, and also wiped down transition lens. Don't have money for LR right now, so am using Sony Imaging Edge Desktop and PlayMemories Home for my photos.

Horseart is talking about the diopter for the viewfinder. It can cause issues with you not seeing a photo in focus in camera, but it also seems that she is having the photos not being sharp in computer too. We'll have to wait for her to tell us more, and upload a photo.

If you want to, have at it. I have more, but that one caught my eye as my sister was driving down the road. I had to get her to stop, just to get the photo.

Need photo to analyze, but make sure your connections are clean. It could be that you're thinking your steady, but just a little movement will cause blurring of photos.

I was just there a couple of months ago but didn't see the animals. I had to take photos of the fungi. Hope this doesn't offend you. If so, I'll remove the reply.

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Beautiful. Love that you still have bees to pollinate your flowers.

I tried to clean my Sony A77v sensor without a cleaning kit, so I am wondering if I should get a professional cleaning done next time, so I can check to make sure I didn't mess my sensor up. I think the spots seem to be greatly reduced, and shouldn't affect my landscape photos, but haven't gone out yet. Test shots from before and after the cleaning.

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Looks like a 1920's Ford.

It looks like a Wolf Spider, but can't tell for sure. Real common in Colorado. Itching should only last a few days.
Pikas are cute, especially the third photo of the set.

be sure to post your results here. i really want to see your fireworks.

Is anyone still actively shooting with the Sony A77?
I'm trying to find out if I should give up my A77V, or keep using it and try to get some better glass.
I have the Sigma 18-250 that stays on my camera almost full time, and really don't want to have to change my lenses.
I know that a few prime lenses or even the Ziess lenses are better glass for my camera, but should I change to a full frame Sony or just stick with my A77 and my Sigma glass?
If I did change cameras, I want the 7M2K with a 28-70 kit lens?
I plan on trying to get into photojournalism or at least trying to get shots of local events and trying to get some money from those shots. So is it better to use a superzoom like my 18-250, or split it into 2 or 3 different lenses?

lhammer43, water in a bowl?

Just Fred, love the colors of the second photo. It gives the photo a better feel, but that's only my opinion.

These shots are from my first time trying to get fireworks. I know that there is some blurring because I didn't use a remote, but I don't have the money for one right now. What other things can I work on? I have a Sony A77 with Sigma 18-250mm walk around lens. Please keep this in mind.

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