And then I noticed that, still in the vase with the rest of the bunch of flowers which were drooping and dropping petals, the rose was quietly drying. So I left it a while and then took its photo again.
Frank, thank you and I love this camera more than I've loved any other! I've dipped into David Busch's book which you recommended and learnt even more about the camera. I think it was absolutely the right choice for me. My only slight disappointment is the macro lens (30mm 3.5) because of its lack of stabilization. There is another macro lens option but I can't justify the high cost. I guess my Fuji X20 takes macros equivalent to the Sony which is ironic as I was hoping for even better macros. My favourite lens for the a6000 is the 1.8 50mm.
Frank, thank you and I love this camera more than I've loved any other! I've dipped into David Busch's book which you recommended and learnt even more about the camera. I think it was absolutely the right choice for me. My only slight disappointment is the macro lens (30mm 3.5) because of its lack of stabilization. There is another macro lens option but I can't justify the high cost. I guess my Fuji X20 takes macros equivalent to the Sony which is ironic as I was hoping for even better macros. My favourite lens for the a6000 is the 1.8 50mm.
James. thanks for your enthusiasm - appreciated.
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