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Ian I agree I have been going through these Kenys photos and a lot failed as out of focus, I was getting less than 1 in 4 good shots. Now in the last two years with the Sony A1 I get nearly 100% sharp photos, perhaps I have become more skilled at bird photography. I think the whole range of Sony lenses I now have 5 and they are all very sharp and very quick to lock on and hold sharp focus even with fast-moving birds in flight. Last edited on Sat May 20th, 2023 00:13 by ____________________ Graham Whistler |
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