When I switched to Sony, one of my biggest worries was that mirrorless cameras simply wouldn’t be able to handle the extreme cold of my home in the Canadian Yukon.
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Sony VG-C4EM Battery Grip Review – Is it the best option?
The VG-C4EM battery grip is designed to improve ergonomics (and battery life) while shooting vertically with the Sony a7R IV and Sony a9 II. Is it worth the money for your type of photography? Here’s my answer.
Sony Firmware Update Allows Shutter To Close While Changing Lenses
Sony just solved one of my biggest peeves with their mirrorless camera system!
Why I Switched From Canon to Sony
After 15 years shooting with Canon professionally, I sold my Canon DSLR kit and switched to the Sony mirrorless system. Here’s why…
People Are Mad About the Sony a9 II – My Thoughts
When Sony recently announced the A9II professional mirrorless camera, the internet exploded with disappointment and general negativity. I just had to respond…
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