Model A4 Battery Camera Manual

I like this flash! This is my third Yongnuo flash and the second of this model. Reliable and great value. Great tool for off camera flash in manual mode. I use this flash with my micro fourth third cameras. Highly recommend it, no doubts, go for it.

I really liked this model battery. It makes the camera feel lighter and more seamless to film with.

Should come in A4 size to fit in folder

Use for DVD Covers not many A4 sizes available need for DVD covers

I've been using this model battery since 1999 and it has never let me down.

very useful, found out things about the camera the manual does not show.

What I have learned after one week of using the Sigma 135. Again, the lens is just first class. Learning curve for me. The first time I changed the lens to manual focus, I just went brain dead. I neglected to switch the camera body to manual as well. The lens still focused manually, However when I switched the lens back to full auto the lens would not focus up, no way no how. I remembered reading this in another review on the New Sigma 85mm with the same problem. (DON'T SEND) the lens back because it won't auto focus. The FIX is turn off the power switch on the camera body. Then remove the battery. Reinsert the battery and the camera and the lens will talk to each other again. I understand this could be a pain for some camera owners. However I have a vertical battery grip on my camera and removing the battery takes just seconds. I wan't to emphasize that this was operator error for sending confusing info to the lens, so it needed to be rebooted. I hope this will help some of you with lens operation. I just love this lens. Photo #1 my cat full length full frame. #2. 200% crop of the same image.

This is a very nice camera. I have had it about a week now. It is light, compact, and efficient. This camera is ideal for travel and adventure photography. The auto focus is quite fast, and accurate. With focus peeking, the manual focus is outstanding. On the same note, I use back-button focus; I have set the AEL button to accomplish this. The menu is in depth and will take some exploration to understand it completely. I use this body with a Sigma 60mm f2.8 DN. Using a third party lens denies you use of some of the camera's functions, such as eye-focus. I haven't done a shutter count for battery life, however, it seems a little weak in this regard. Expecting this, I bought two additional third party batteries with a battery charger. The camera does not come with an external charger. You have to plug it into a USB cable to charge the battery if you don't buy an external charger. I am a Canon shooter. I have quite an investment in Canon lenses. I purchased an adaptor for EF lens and it works well. The photo sharpness is outstanding. It is a little odd looking with a Canon 70-200 f2.8 mounted, but the resolution performance is fantastic. The auto focus with the adapter is slow as has been stated in earlier reviews. However, the manual focus is quick and right on the money.This is quick becoming my favorite camera.

It is great to finally have a point and shoot camera with manual options and a chargable battery so you aren't piling the trach bin with boatloads of AAs. This camera is quick so your pics come out clear and it auto adjusts light so your pics are perfect every time. Plus it has cool features like taking a B&W photo with only 1 color showing through - all direct from the camera. I love it!

Had the camera so far for quite a few months. Bought it with the battery grip and kit lens. Speaking of the kit lens, even though is not a very fast lens, the image quality is surprisingly very good - at least for me it is. My old manual lens collection loves this camera as well, they are finally off the shelf and put to good use. Both pictures attached were taken with old manual primes.