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They want you to look at their fabulous photos and think how easy it is with their equipment. Now this is true again of all ambassadors of all companies. Mark's photos are a sampling of what the equipment can do, if it's paired with someone with his skill and experience level. The fact that they can get those type of photos from the equipment doesn't mean you necessarily will. Also something to consider when viewing photos from any brand ambassador: these people are very skilled and experienced photographers. Now that is the same for any brand ambassador. I still think he has a lot to offer, but my first point stands: he is in fact paid by Sony to make the equipment look the best he can, and thus is not objective in any sense.

But it's not a matter of comparing him to comments on this forum, but comparing him to other reviewers not paid by Sony. Thoughts R I agree that Mark Galer's reviews/videos are very instructive and do have a lot of good material.

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