I find I do mu better when buying Cameras, Tripods and lenses to go to a store and handle them. As a side issue I use Canon and found them to help me with questions and problems. Nikon makes a good camera also but they did not give me support. With them I had no help just a runaround. Called 4 times before they said I had a NEW defective camera and then told me to send it to them to get fixed not replaced. Took it back to the store and got a Canon.
I have not looked at them since I found they ratted an appliance TOP and it was the only on that did not have a UL Approval. I contacted them about this and the answer was the price was so much better. GOOD BY CONSUMER REPORT I think of them as a publication first.
I have a 17mm TS e only thing I would do over is get the 24mm TS. Best example I can tell you an advantage is: I was in a hotel lobby and wanted to shoot directly in to a mirror but wanted me out of it, I did so by standing to the side and tilting the lens. Great picture.
Call Apple Technical Svs and they will walk you thru it. (800)275-2273
It is recommended that you DO NOT use a FILM CAMERA FLASH with a DIGITAL CAMERA as it could do damage to the camera's computer.
Tamron has a 6 Year Warranty contact them.
ON #1, I HAD A WATCH AND ALWAYS KNEW WHAT TIME IT WAS. NOWI HAVE TWO WATCHES AND I'M MOT SURE.
The only thing I wold look for in a card reader is, if you use compact flash (CF) cards have the pins deep in the track as I have bent the pins when I got carless when putting the card in.
I have not had a Wedding Photograph show up at my job and take pictures so when I go to a wedding I don't take my camera so he can make a living.
You could HDR with one shot and going on your software and making 3 shot of it by changing one picture on the + side and another on the - side and HDRing them.
I think they will raise the price and it will be "L" white color.
If you try to HDR fireworks it is taking 3 (or more) pictures at different setting of a moving object. One way to shoot wireworks (and there are lots of ways) is set the camera on manual focus ISO about 100, f8 or f11 and continuous at about 10 sec. or use a cable release on manual setting and gust go at it.
That has been my cary around lens for about the last year. I will put it on my 7D II or 5D III and love it. Have fun and travel light.
I was going to buy a 2 1/4 by 2 1/4 camera till I remembered that I don't take my camera with me when I sell pictures. So I will keep my old junk. It seems to work when I fool the customers.