molson wrote: Jesse Evans wrotemolson wroteJesse Evans wrotemolson wroteIt's kind of amusing watching measurebator "science" at work trying to justify using a massive brick of a camera like the Z9 (which ironically weighs nearly twice as much as some medium format cameras) and then having to crop the image down to 10-11 megapixels to get the same angle of view as a 20-25mp m4/3 camera...No measurebating, I don’t own a Z9. You just posted misleading info so I corrected you.I wasn't singling you out - but since we're posting corrections, you didn't - you posted a different opinion. And if you're arguing about meaningless numbers instead of images, that's pretty much the definition of measurebating.What opinion did I post? I posted no opinion as far as I’m aware.You said I posted information that you said you had to correct - even though when I posted it, you agreed with me... you don't even seem to know what you're arguing about, so I can see why you're confused... I guess the best thing to do is hide you so this thread starts to make sense again.
At least your photos are good, your logic is hilarious.
I think the 150-400 was a little too long for use at Timbavati Private Reserve, as the vehicles can usually go right next to the animals. Ended up with mostly nead shots... Hahaha. A second body with the 40-150mm f2.8, might have been the most optimal setup. I bring along the Sony A1 with the Tamron 35-150mm f2-2.8, but it was handled by my son, whose not really into photography. Still trying to see what images I can get from that camera.
Jesse Evans wrote: molson wroteYou said I posted information that you said you had to correct - even though when I posted it, you agreed with me... you don't even seem to know what you're arguing about, so I can see why you're confused... I guess the best thing to do is hide you so this thread starts to make sense again.At least your photos are good, your logic is hilarious.
RSK01 wrote:
I think the 150-400 was a little too long for use at Timbavati Private Reserve, as the vehicles can usually go right next to the animals. Ended up with mostly nead shots... Hahaha. A second body with the 40-150mm f2.8, might have been the most optimal setup. I bring along the Sony A1 with the Tamron 35-150mm f2-2.8, but it was handled by my son, whose not really into photography. Still trying to see what images I can get from that camera.