Jared Polinfrono's photo.com and this is the Daily Fro for September 16th, 2019.

The time now is officially 824 in the a.m.

This is episode number 278.

278, where I sit down sometime during the day to share what's on my mind with you and you.

Get to share what's on your mind with me by calling or texting 267-454-6376.

Yeah, took some, well, you know, when I don't feel like doing a show, I don't do a show, but I had a lot to talk about.

I've just haven't done it yet. As you know, I went on the road, or some of you may know, and I was fretting, fretting over the past

couple of weeks on what camera system do I take? Do I take the Z7 because it has higher quality? Do I take

the Z6 because it has better ISO capability? Do I take the Nikon system because of the Z lenses? And I have a

lot of them and they're super light at this point, other than

the 105-14, which I would adapt to it and the 70-200, which I would adapt to it. Or do I take a Sony

A-9? Because the Sony A-9 is one of those things that is such a unique camera that it changed

the way the future of photography is going to be with its 20 frames a

second and silent shooting. So I will tell you that I still didn't make the decision until

roughly 45 minutes before Senator Sanders showed up to the first event that we were at. So what

happened is I'm still debating what to use. But the reason I was debating wasn't because I had the

Nikon with me. I decided not to take the Nikon about a week before. I decided that I was going to take

the Sony. And the reason I decided to take a Sony kit is because I got an A7 R4 in the mail from

Sony, which didn't even come out until the 12th of September. So I had it a week or so ahead of it coming out, a full-on production model.

And I had the 35-1-2 from Sigma that I already did a review on, the 14 to 242.2.8 Sigma,

the 24-70-G master, the 24- 70 Gmaster, 70200 Gmaster.

I asked Sony to send me out some lenses to take on the road, a 135-18, 85-14, 24-14, and I think that's all I got from them.

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