grsnovi

Are they going to fix it under warranty? Or have you had it too long?

Is it possible that you have the limit set wrong or that you are somehow hitting the switch (or the user-configured button on the lens)?

Dave - have any of your clients complained about the quality of the work you submit or your ability to capture what they need during a shoot? Unless that's the case I doubt you need a new body. Do you have a spare? Maybe think about what you'd do on a shoot if your 7R3 died. - Gary

I used to "live" on DPReview but as that forum fades away I thought I'd renew my acquaintance with this place. These days I have the a7R3 with the Sony 50/1.8 and 28-60 as well as the Tamron 28-200 which hasn't come off since I got it last year. I also have an SLT a65 with both the 50 and 100 A-mount macro lenses. I had the Sony 200-600 but I was never happy with the bird results I was getting with it (so I sold it to help finance the OM-1). Last year I spent a lot of time learning about watch fixing. I mostly learned that I wasn't any good at it (but I enjoyed taking macro shots of watch parts).

These days I have the a7R3 with the Sony 50/1.8 and 28-60 as well as the Tamron 28-200 which hasn't come off since I got it last year. I also have an SLT a65 with both the 50 and 100 A-mount macro lenses. I had the Sony 200-600 but I was never happy with the bird results I was getting with it (so I sold it to help finance the OM-1).

How far north and east? I have relatives in Honesdale, Hawley and White Mills...

I currently own the Tamron 150-600 and am considering a body upgrade to the a7Riii. It appears that the adapter that I want is the LA-EA5. I'm trying to determine if I should purchase the Sony E-mount 200-600 or if using the Tamron will get me by for a while. I'd like to get better IQ than this (although image has been degraded due to file size limitation)...