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Hello to everyone

 

I'm new here and want to share my experiences and read about the experiences of other people. I use Sony cameras since some years, started with an Alpha 200, then Apha 57. About 3 years ago I changed to he A7 system and bought an A7S and now also an A7R II. I use some a-mount lenses via adapter and the SEL24240 and SEL2470GM lenses. Hope to get the 90mm macro lens soon.

 

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Hi 

 

I've just bought a a6300 for a friend and she is having problems on Auto Setting with the colour not being vivid and the reds. blues don't pop.  It's all a bit dull and yellow.

 

What can she do ????

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kenneth Community Regular

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Hello to everyone

 

I'm new here and want to share my experiences and read about the experiences of other people. I use Sony cameras since some years, started with an Alpha 200, then Apha 57. About 3 years ago I changed to he A7 system and bought an A7S and now also an A7R II. I use some a-mount lenses via adapter and the SEL24240 and SEL2470GM lenses. Hope to get the 90mm macro lens soon.

 

Welcome, I too have recently bought an a7R ll, it is a wonderful system but I am very new to the technology, coming, as I do from Leica M film cameras and optics and Rolleiflex TLR, but I am learning bit by bit and this forum is full of knowledge?

 

I found this a7R ll set up and useful tips very helpful

 

https://www.colbybrownphotography.com/15-tips-for-getting-the-most-out-of-your-sony-a7rii/#comment-3373664010

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