Sony 200-600 zoom: 4 cameras, two lenses
If you would rather head straight to a concise summary, the TL;DR is at the foot of the page — or jump directly to the FAQ. This is a summary…
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Sony A9 focus accuracy – birds in flight hit rate
If you would rather head straight to a concise summary, the TL;DR is at the foot of the page — or jump directly to the FAQ. In this post I…
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Sony a6400 for birds in flight
What is the actual performance of Sony a6400 for birds in flight? The Sony A6400 and A6600 have been described by some as mini A9 cameras, inheriting many aspects of…
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New EM1x firmware 2.0 focus tests for Birds in Flight | mcaughtry.photo
The EM1x firmware 2.0 update now has the ability for the AF system to recognise and track birds. For all current and prospective EM1x owners, there is great interest in…
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Sony A9 vs Olympus E-M1x focus accuracy tests
All through the summer and autumn of 2020 I have been testing the Olympus E-M1x and E-M1iii with the 300mm and 40-150 plus TC against all the main Sony cameras…
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The Sony AR74 and the Sony 200-600 f5.6-6.3 lens, a non-functional combination for birds in flight?
I have taken approximately 2000 birds in flight shots with the Sony AR74 and the Sony 200-600 and obtained a miserably low number of in-focus images. Changing the lens has…
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Is the ( Really Right Stuff) RRS BH 40 ball head worth the money?
Quick background. Ball heads are an essential part of the tripod equation if you need to steady your camera for landscape, long exposure or portrait work. Really Right Stuff (RRS)…
