For Autofocus adapters, go online and read the reviews of any of your candidates, looking for comments like "Canon lenses work as good on Sony as native Canon with this adapter" vs "lens loses auto focus" or "AF is so slow / inaccurate, makes lens worthless". Brands Metabones and Fotodiox are considered the best for maintaining full AF and IS for Canon to Sony.

For manual focus lenses, these are literally all-metal donuts as no electronics and no glass are involved. They just need a prong to let you set the manual aperture on the lens and to properly hold the legacy SLR to the proper flange distance from the digital sensor for infinity focus. You can pay a little (like $20 USD) or a lot (like $100 USD) for the quality of the metal and added features such an Arca dovetail on the adapter as a tripod mount point.

Have recently purchased some new Canon gear including a Canon 600m lens which doesn't fit well in my hodge podge of camera bags ranging from an old Adorama Slinger bag to Peak design small bag that works well with some older Fuji gear. We lost our camera store in Santa Barbara (Samy's) which is where I would have gone to check out cam bags. So I'm at a loss as to where to look for camera bags. Nervous about buying a new bag on line but I guess that's my only alternative at present. There are so many choices! Some advice would be very helpful. Thank you.

It means nothing to you but ever since my two dogs died of old age I wanted to replace them. She had arguments against it and I did not push the issue all that hard, just letting her know it was.... 'pending'.

Today she made a HUGE mistake!!!

"Two dogs are good" she said to her parents so now... Well I am in the clear!

Two dogs coming up within a few months!

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I worked with this breed while in the French army...

Before I get the pups I'll have to really dog proof the fence as these beasts are not exactly cordial with strangers.