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Nope I just let them know what I had and whalla! at the time I didnt have the 6300.... maybe I did.... Ill try to find my application

eriet30 wrote in post #18087632
Nope I just let them know what I had and whalla! at the time I didnt have the 6300.... maybe I did.... Ill try to find my application

and they accepted it? i have the lens requirement covered, but only one full frame camera.

I cant find my application but yes they accepted

Today, the Interactive Flying Display at Point Cook RAAF Museum, Victoria, Australia commemorated the 50th anniversary of Long Tan. Long Tan was one of the first major battles faced by the Australians in Vietnam on the 18th of August 1966.

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Grilled rib eye steak with green beans smothered in bacon and sauteed onion.

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Might've asked this before, but since an a6300 is reserved for me at the shop, I need to decide asap. Using an a6000 since launch and pretty happy with it, but longing for better high ISO performance, better low light AF and better EVF. So the a6300 appeals to me but it's a big amount to spend for what 'seems' a small upgrade. Anyone switched and regretted or the other way around, loved it?

I had the a6000 and switched to the a6300 and have no regrets. It's better in every facet IMO.

Tried one at the store today, and also tried a Fuji X-T1. Man that Fuji felt good. I decided to hold off a bit and see how the X-T2 is received in reviews before deciding whether to go for the A6300 (and thus stay with Sony) or get the X-T2. In a perfect world I'd get the A7R2 but it's too expensive for me.

Lapino - I briefly tried the a6300 alongside my a7rii and then returned it as I also had the x100t at the time and decided i didn't need 3 cameras. I've since sold the Fuji and really want another a6300 but the problem is they are now £150 more expensive than they were a month or so ago (probably part due to Britains vote to leave the EU and partly due to the shortage due to the earthquake in Japan). So I'll hold off just now. What I did quickly realise though is that the AF on the a6300 is probably a tad better than the a7rii which is already brilliant. High iso is not in the same league but it is still very good. It's a seriously good camera for the price of you consider its 1/3 the price of an a7rii. Not sure if any of that's of use to you but thought I would mention

The Sony a6300 + Canon 100-400L lens make a great combo for me to shoot hummingbirds with. Focus is fast using the Metabones IV adapter. I used AF-C mode and wide AF.

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This Costas hummingbird was checking me out. Question was, who'd blink first? The pattern in the background is caused by a decorative design in my cinderblock wall and sunburned bush at the bottom of the frame.

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This is a DYI bird bath I'm making for the hummingbirds. I still need to hide the tubing and wire better, do some more decorating and probably raise the bamboo 'bridge' a bit more somehow to get some splash going. The "flagstone" rock is at a slight angle and keeps the water shallow.

The pump I'm using is solar powered and because it gets so hot where I live, I wanted the bath to be on my patio under shade. This pump has the solar panel separated by a long wire that allows me to have it both ways. If this experiment works out, I may try to find another solar powered pump but next time, one with a backup battery.

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