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  1. kitefarrago

    Sony alpha A77ii with Sony SAL-70400 70-400mm F4-5.6 GSSM

    There's some very good information out there about this camera, and I know that in particular the focus tracking feature is something that many people find very useful. I haven't had a chance yout to experiment with that when it comes to bird photography. Andrea
  2. kitefarrago

    Sony alpha A77ii with Sony SAL-70400 70-400mm F4-5.6 GSSM

    I'm a bit confused by what you mean - you quoted back the url I gave you. I have had a look at it. Andrea
  3. kitefarrago

    Sony alpha A77ii with Sony SAL-70400 70-400mm F4-5.6 GSSM

    That lens is on my wish list, but I do have the same camera. My advice would be to learn in particular the various focus modes (particularly vital for birds in flight). The authority on Sony dslrs is Gary Friedman, who publishes e-books about the cameras. If you want to better understand all the...
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