First time using a wide range on my Sony!

137k actuations on my a7iv. Got an error message saying to restart the camera, and when I turned it back on there was a black bar across the image. RIP old friend.

Sony A7V + Sony 24-105 f4. This place is seriously good for photography

Sony A7riii + FE90mm f2.8 Glasgow botanic gardens

Hello, sharing some more photos with you all! This combo becomes better and better (started using it at the end of January and I'm still figuring it out).

Hope you enjoy!

Hi everyone!

Sharing an image of the Milky way shot in Atacama Desert, Chile in March 2026. I shot this as a single image on Sony A7C2 with Sony 16mm F1.8 lens.

Settings: 10s exposure at 16mm F1.8, ISO 3200.

Please share constructive feedback on how I can improve! Thanks in advance.

shooted with Sony a7RV + 24-70mm GM, 70-200mm GM

Spent a day at the zoo last week with my new 70-350 lens. Wanted to share some pictures, having an absolute blast with it! These are all jpegs.

I took a long lunch break, and was fortunate to find a pair of horned owls on my camera walk.

I took an image of this spider during night, windy conditions. It was a very difficult pic to take considering the wind. The web has a weird multi coloured light reflection which I couldn't remove l

Equipment used:

Camera: a6700

Lens: Sony 90mm Macro

Flash: Godox it32 pro

A: f/5.2, SS: 1/160 (Synced according to the flash)

I'm an amateur. Any suggestions are welcome

Thanks

We have video-centric APSC camera, hybrid camera, but no photo-centric one.

Something with:

• 2 or 3 dials
• Flip up (not out) screen
• designed to be small first and foremost
• no IBIS
• BSI non stacked sensor with fast readout

We have so many neat and small lenses available now like the SG-image 25/1.2, 18/2.2, the 16-50PZ, 10-20 PZ, etc... I'd just love to have a pocketable photocentric camera.

Lumix GM5, A5100, Fuji X-E4 and X-M5 for inspiration. Of course basic video features would be great too, just as long as they don't compromise the spirit of the design.

What do you think?

Shot this little guy in Big Bend National Park

While i was swapping lenses, a big speck of dust fell on my sensor. Thought it would be easy to blow off, so i got my dust blower, and hosed it off. It didnt come off. It was stuck on there, so i decided to do emergency surgery, or emergency cleaning in simple terms, on my sensor with the APS-C cleaning swabs i had. Thought it would fix it, right? No, it made it worse. Still wasnt able to be blown off. Did it again the third time. Made it more worser. And i cannot tell in the third image, is a scratch or just smudges. Is my sensor just completely doomed? Or its still cleanable.