Maybe it does!
Doesn't the camera save the Audio of the Video as MP3?

What about a harness?
http://www.kata-bags.com/productFRM2HS.asp?p_Id=494&Version=Photo

I think you've already named the pro's and con's here.
Kata also have bags that looks the same but they are adaptable so you can make a Slingshot or fastpack type of bag by removing or adding a shoulder strap.

http://www.kata-bags.com/productFRM2HS.asp?p_Id=432&Version=Photo
This one should be big enough, they also have a smaller and bigger version and for all sizes they have one with and without laptop compartment.

Not saying it's better but it might also be an option.

Go to a store that have a lot of bags and simply try them all out, you will find the one you like quite fast if you can hold and feel the bag. Photo's don't tell everything and everyone is different.

Btw also try Tamrac and Crumpler, all these brands are quite different in their design and one might fit you better then another.

It really depends.

I love the light weight and quality of primes but the convenience of zooms is also great.
It all depends on how i feel and the situation.
If i'm taking a walk in the forest with my family, i always use zooms, you don't need to switch so much and it takes less time to make a photo so they don't have to wait for you but if i'm alone than it's mostly primes if the situations allows it (i only have 2 primes... i need some more i think).

There are 2 settings and as long as you want to use higher f-stop (why should you with this lens?) then it should be alright it seems.

http://www.dyxum.com/columns/articles/lenses/sal-135f28/sony-af-135-stf-sal-135f...

To use the stepless aperture setting


This setting allows stepless control of the aperture between T/4.5 - T/6.7. Turn the aperture ring to set the desired aperture.
This stepless range is recommended when a large aperture is desired.
Set your camera to A mode or M mode when using this setting. (In P mode or scene-selection setting, the settings will be the same as A mode. In S mode, the settings will be the same as M mode.)
A slight click can be felt at the T/4.5, T/5.6, and T/6.7 marks.
The index marks between T/4.5 and T/5.6 represent 1/3 aperture values.
Stop-down metering is used when the stepless aperture is selected.
When shooting, the aperture values set by the aperture ring are used. Those values are not accurately reflected in the values displayed or recorded by the camera.

Great photo, like the DOF and the movement of the cat in it.

Thank you Smeggy, a little bit is almost good right

I agree that the sky is indeed maybe a bit too much here but on a large full screen it does look better i believe, maybe you should try that and then say if it's good or not?

Too lazy to walk?

[IMG]http://i282.photobucket.com/albums/kk244/Anvh/CMQ_0242.jpg[/IMG]

Wanted to make something different from the rest, hopefully that worked.

Tools
LR 3.3
PS CS5
Nik plugins


It's too much to name precisely what i did, and i also simply played around but here is the basics.
Used lightroom to make a clean starting point in terms of colour and lens correction (i believe i'm the only one that removed the chromatic aberrations or not?)
in PS removed the noise sharpened the photo, played with the brightness and structure, run it through an HDR program, made it into a B&W applied several filters on different layers and mixed them together.

What you see here are actually 6 layers blend together. but also had some edit layers that i used for to create those layers.
Didn't crop or straightened the photo.


ps. so much fun you can do with digital

Maybe you can make your profession out of it, they look really good.
Did you do some processing?