I’m a Sony Alpha Gal
I started with a Sony Alpha 300
Sony Alpha 550 highlights:
14.2 megapixels for amazing pictures, Superb in low light (ISO 12800), More responsive Live View, Quick Auto Focus Live View, Manual Focus Check Live View, Face Detection technology, Smile Shutter technology, Tiltable 3.0-inch LCD, Up to 7 fps of continuous shooting, Dynamic Range Optimizer, SteadyShot INSIDE stabilization, Smart Teleconverter 2x Digital Zoom, Powerful Supplied Software, BIONZ image processor, Help Guide and Graphic Display, HDMI output for HD viewing, Eye-Start Autofocus, 9-Point AF Sensor, Six Creative Style settings, Anti-Dust Technology, Up to a 1000 Shots of battery life, PhotoTV HD compatibility, Six Scene Selection Modes, Index and Slide Show Display, Dual Media Slots
Sony Alpha a33 vs Sony Alpha a550
Sony Alpha a55 vs Sony Alpha a550
My Lenses
Whenever I meet a fellow photographer, I love spending a few months talking cameras and lenses, oops, I’m “glass.” I honestly don’t know how many lenses I have, but the ones I use the most are…
50mm f/2.8 Macro Lens
SONY | NIKON | CANON | PENTAX | SIGMA
This one is always on my camera, it’s a fantastic camera, I love it, best purchase ever! I also have a 50mm f/1.4 (SONY | NIKON | CANON | SIGMA) lens that is perfect for portraits!
105mm f/2.8 Lens
SONY | NIKON| CANON | PENTAX | SIGMA
I purchased this one to use as a portrait lens; for some people a 50mm requires photographers to get too close to their client, but that hasn’t been my experience, yet. I’ve also read that some photographers believe an 85mm (SONY | CANON |NIKON) is the ideal length for portrait photography. What do you use?
75-300mm f/4-5.6 Lens
SONY | NIKON | CANON | OLYMPUS
This is one of the first lenses I purchased; this is a handy lens when I want to take a picture of something without getting too close, like the birds, rabbits, and deer that hang out on our property.
Not sure about a lens yet? Then borrow it before you buy?
My Home Photography Studio
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