Sony A7 models with non-Sony lenses

imonkey89 wrote in post #16932890
I can see that. I was specifically interested in raw files.

if there's a place to rent in Australia, i would recommend renting a body, a native lens and a metabone.

Dumb question.... can i use my FE55mm to the A6000?

vinmunoz wrote in post #16934264
Dumb question.... can i use my FE55mm to the A6000?

of course, it is the same E mount.

but then.... you can switch your A7r to crop mode and have a sort of A6000 (rather Nex6) with FE55 in 1.5 crop mode (82.5 equivalent). So your A7r can sort of already serve as crop E NEX type camera. Unless you are buying A6000 purely for faster AF?

oh might buy the A6000 for the wife and family travel. thank you.

vinmunoz wrote in post #16934289
oh might buy the A6000 for the wife and family travel. thank you.

Anytime! I bought my wife Canon G15.

Quick question: Is the A7 focussing noticeably faster than the A7R with FE lenses in low light?

Talking about another models of Sony alpha, i am waiting A77II, hope this camera can be my sports camera or fast actions at least, but the problem is with lenses selection.

absolutic wrote in post #16934402
Anytime! I bought my wife Canon G15.

i like the A6000+16-50 combo coz i can also use the 16-50 to my A7R in APS-C mode.

Seattle Sunset from the Sky View Observatory atop the Columbia Center. Four Zeiss 50mm shots

What bag you recommend if i want to use this camera with 1 adapter or 2 and say up to 4 lenses? I don't want big bag, i want it as backpack type, not complicated with many many rooms here and there all around, any suggestions?

Tareq wrote in post #16935713
What bag you recommend if i want to use this camera with 1 adapter or 2 and say up to 4 lenses? I don't want big bag, i want it as backpack type, not complicated with many many rooms here and there all around, any suggestions?

Think Tank Urban Disguise 35 with shoulder harness(sold seperately). It works like a charm!

http://www.thinktankph​oto.com …urban-disguise-35-v2.aspx

check this out. you can access the camera from the side. easy to pick up your camera for a quick shot.

http://www.amazon.com …o03_s00_i00?ie=​UTF8&psc=1

^^ I have something similar to that....sitting on the same shelf for a few years since I bought it.

The nice thing about this cameras diminutive size is that it allows for smaller carry options.

jdizzle wrote in post #16935856
Think Tank Urban Disguise 35 with shoulder harness(sold seperately). It works like a charm!

http://www.thinktankph​oto.com …urban-disguise-35-v2.aspx

vinmunoz wrote in post #16935889
check this out. you can access the camera from the side. easy to pick up your camera for a quick shot.

http://www.amazon.com …o03_s00_i00?ie=​UTF8&psc=1

Thank you very much!

I am not sure where i can find ThinkTank dealer in my area, but Lowepro there are many stores selling this brand, and the problem is there are many options to choose from, that is why i asked the question here.

I have a Kata bag that is similar in dimensions to that of ThinkTank your posted, i liked it, but many many times i forget to zip the bag and carry the bag and something dropping, so i feel i want another bag where i can see clearly when it is zipped closed or not.

This is the one:
http://www.kata-bags.com …-lenses-flash-ktdl-3n1-20

I bought the Lowepro Photo Runner 100 Convertible Beltpack/Shoulder Bag for my Sony system. Small yet holds camera with lens plus two extra lenses, batteries, extra cards and adapter. There are also straps on the bottom for a monopod or small tripod.

These small plants are starting to overflow out of my wine barrel planter I have for my dwarf lemon tree.

a7r + Zeiss FE 35mm F2.8 ZA

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/nuGh​7k