Sylvia was going to the ATT Center to watch the Spurs beat the Boston Celtics so I dropped her off at The Quarry to meet our friend.
I had brought my new camera and tripod and warm clothes, intent on doing some recon for our annual Christmas Card Photo.
Had a few locations in mind, but also slipped into the familiar "bending like a reed in the wind" mindset--ending up in our favorite "secret" parking lot on the Riverwalk behind The Pearl.
Started walking while shooting with my phone--taking notes, really--and it was fun because we had just gotten new Samsung Galaxy Note 8s which kick ALL kinds of ass.
When I came onto this scene I set up the "real" stuff, and had this shot in a couple of minutes.
Using it's built-in Wifi I sent it from the Sony A6000 to the Note 8 and took a good look at it on the big screen. Then I sent it to Sylvia, because I was heading home and she wasn't going to have to follow me around town for a couple of nights, shivering and bored.
I expected trouble, because the search for our card picture is a tradition--something we always do together.
But Sylvia saw it and loved it and you can't argue with success.
The Alpha 6000 is by far the finest night/tripod camera I've ever owned.
It's exactly what I designed in my head many many years ago.
Love using it, and great results.
Now to find crazy deals on some more lenses, or the deluxe lens adapter so I can use my 3 older A-mounts. They're at the bottom of the range price and quality-wise, but the fact remains that I really like the results for a lot of what I do.
As for the Note 8, I have some things to say about it's cameras in a future post.
