Show us your Sony A6000 Images!

jocau wrote in post #17606386
My guess is this:

Clouds move and trying to freeze clouds with a shutter speed of 10 seconds isn't going to work. At F/16 you're probably also suffering from diffraction. And then there's also some atmospheric haze (distant objects).

Agree^^

Got some hands on time with the A6000 today, and I reeeally like it. I think I am sold. The one complaint I had, which I am hoping is just a setting that can be changed, is that whenever you take a shot the viewfinder switches to a preview of that shot for a short period. Is there a way to turn this off?

In other words, I want the viewfinder to stay a viewfinder, not show a preview of the shot that I just took.

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks!

singer.rick wrote in post #17606846
Got some hands on time with the A6000 today, and I reeeally like it. I think I am sold. The one complaint I had, which I am hoping is just a setting that can be changed, is that whenever you take a shot the viewfinder switches to a preview of that shot for a short period. Is there a way to turn this off?

In other words, I want the viewfinder to stay a viewfinder, not show a preview of the shot that I just took.

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks!

Yes you can turn that off in the menu settings.

I also have a small issue, when zooming in at night (stars) to get focus, it only zooms in for a second or two before zooming back out. Extremely frustrating! Would this be because I am using a lens adapter for Canon lenses?

yeah im having the same issue with the short zoom in time for focus .. using a fotodiox adapter

Hmmm, it is very frustrating.

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NCHANT wrote in post #17606911
I also have a small issue, when zooming in at night (stars) to get focus, it only zooms in for a second or two before zooming back out. Extremely frustrating! Would this be because I am using a lens adapter for Canon lenses?

Are you using Focus Magnify? If you are I was under the impression it would only work with Sony lenses. If it is working with non Sony lenses, you can go in the menu system and change the time allotment to unlimited.

tmalone893 wrote in post #17607076
Are you using Focus Magnify? If you are I was under the impression it would only work with Sony lenses. If it is working with non Sony lenses, you can go in the menu system and change the time allotment to unlimited.

Yes the focus magnifier, where would I find the time allotment? I'll have a look at it tonight. Cheers!

EDIT: found it, thank you

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elrey2375 wrote in post #17607296
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Impressed with the range to be able to have detail inside the vehicle and not be blown out in the outside portion.

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Both are good but I like the way you framed up the second shot.

I usually keep the A6000 on the digiscope and everything with that rig is manual. I grabbed it today as walk-around, wanting to re-familiarize before the A7Rii arrives, so off into the backyard I went, and lo and behold my second Jay this week-

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Amazing, care to share your setup. I am interested in digiscoping but don't know what to buy for my A6000.

Thanks.