Posted about this over a year ago. https://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-688593-1.html Sony is very responsive.

I just found a new service that I'm going to try out it's called Xpozer. I like their innovative style, their pricing, and they have huge prints.

Thanks to all for the great support and info. I believe I should be able to make an informed decision with what you have provided. 🤟👍😎🙏☮️📷

This is my first mac. I purchased an external hard drive that said it was set up for Mac. When I installed it it recognized it but when I tried to drop files into it it would not allow me to. I found out that the m1 is particular on what kind of drives will work with it. Have any of you had experience with this and if so what successes have you had in adding an external hard drive. Thank you.

Agreed. I sent in 4 SD cards that are currently on recall and I was pleasantly surprised that I had the new ones in less than a week.

I just received all 4 cards in the mail today. Less than a week turnaround. Kudos Sony!

I did a search to see if this was posted earlier and did not find anything so hopefully this will help some of you out.

Regarding SD memory cards of SF-M series, SF-M series TOUGH specification, and SF-G series TOUGH specification, recorded data on the card may be damaged or data may not be recorded correctly when shooting video on a camera* in video speed class mode.
* The camera compatible with video speed class V60/V90 etc. as recommended recording media.

We are offering free replacements for affected SD memory cards from June 11, 2020, through Mar. 31, 2022, subject to the limited warranty that accompanied the SD memory card. Please see below to determine if you have an affected SD memory card and call us, from the United States or Canada, at 1-833-808-5045 to arrange for your card replacement.

Here is the link to this post: https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/memory-cards-sd-cards/sf-g128t/articles/00246463

I have already sent 4 cards in and I am waiting for the replacements.

Thanks for the freebie. I am checking it out right now.

I have been using the Giotto Rocket-Air but this image prompted me to post this. I shot it at iso 100, f16 and a 6 second exposure. I have the dehaze set pretty high to see all the debri. I was shocked. I am pretty fastidious about how I change lenses and how I handle the camera while doing it. I am willing to try a cleaning kit and will look at the videos that were suggested. Thanks for all of you input.

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I have never cleaned a sensor and do not know if I want to tackle it. Any suggestions for a helpful tutorial. Or does anyone in my area (Minneapolis/St Paul) have a recommendation to have it done locally. Thanks!

The only complaint I have is attaching the camera. It is not a quick mount and the knob is in an area that makes it more difficult. Other than that I have taken a number of shots with it and I'm satisfied. I like it better than what I was doing which was adjusting the lens focus for stacking. I seem to achieve more consistent results. Hope this helps.

Not a joke folks. I just did it. Won't be billed til July. Sweet!

Just sent a pm.