Sony A7x lounge

I'm going to order the Godox flash and transmitter. the one with the Li-On Battery rated 650pops/charged at full power.

I'll let you know my thought when i got it.

vinmunoz wrote in post #18018153
I'm going to order the Godox flash and transmitter. the one with the Li-On Battery rated 650pops/charged at full power.

I'll let you know my thought when i got it.

Awesome. Yes please let me know your thoughts!

I found a seller from Cali so it's going to be faster. most sellers are from china.

digital_AM wrote in post #18018094
My FM 100mm kit consists of the firecrest 16 ND, 3, 6, and 10 stop ND filters.

My Canon 16-35 takes an 82mm filter so I use my 100x150 kit for that. That also supports lenses with 77mm filter thread which works with my Canon 70-200. So this seven5 kit would really only work on the Loxia and lenses with 72mm or smaller. The Batis 18 would not work with it but if Loxia releases a 16 then it would.

I can step up 52mm to 77mm and try to use the 100x150 kit but I think it will cause vignetting and won't allow for a polarizer.

The Loxia 21 has really thrown a wrench in the system due to it's small filter size.

why don't you just get a Lee adaptor ring for the loxia and use the 100mm kit? Don't see the point of buying the 75 if you already have the 100?

Edit - I mean buy the actual adaptor ring not a step up ring . I use the site David linked to

wide open.... shot

digital_AM wrote in post #18018069
My mouse is hovering over my B&H cart with a $600 item. It's the Lee Seven5 deluxe filter kit for mirrorless systems (ie smaller lenses). It includes 3 grad ND filters, the Big Stopper, and a circular polarizer along with the holder. It would work well with my Loxia lens but it's just a hard pill to swallow since I have that much invested in my Format-Hitech filters for the bigger lenses (larger than 72mm). I guess I should just pull the trigger and get it over with.

Based on my recent trip and trying to shoot some long exposures of water, I learned that the SR app can't get me all the results I need so that's why I'm considering getting this kit.

I had the Seven5 system before and really liked it. Just ended up selling it since I rarely used it and didn't want to have $400+ invested in filters that were rarely used.

anyone see the review on the voigtlander 10mm? http://phillipreeve.ne​t …-5-6-e-hyper-wide-heliar/

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Good idea Eddie. I will test it with my step up ring first. The prices from the Filter Dude are fantastic.

xpfloyd wrote in post #18018300
why don't you just get a Lee adaptor ring for the loxia and use the 100mm kit? Don't see the point of buying the 75 if you already have the 100?

Edit - I mean buy the actual adaptor ring not a step up ring . I use the site David linked to

That's too bad you didn't use the system that much. But I'm happy to hear you liked it. I really like its compactness. I may just get the holder, the polarizer, and little stopper. I can use it in combination with the SR app.

This depends on my testing.

TMaG82 wrote in post #18018567
I had the Seven5 system before and really liked it. Just ended up selling it since I rarely used it and didn't want to have $400+ invested in filters that were rarely used.

Charlie wrote in post #18018719
anyone see the review on the voigtlander 10mm? http://phillipreeve.ne​t …-5-6-e-hyper-wide-heliar/

kinda want...

Wow that looks great. I do wish it was faster though but the coverage area is tremendous.

My favorite landscape I shot in Iceland, it was in the Westfiords. Most who do the 'ring road' skip the Westfiords. After driving in to Latreberg and having nightmares that night (seriously) about the next days drive (no guard rail, 400 foot straight drops, road collapsing on the edge, etc.) I can see why some skip it, it's just a very remote area but an area where we felt like we were seeing the true Iceland and NO tour buses and really few people. We also found a natural hot tub just meters off the ocean.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/H6kw​wq

digital_AM wrote in post #18018811
Wow that looks great. I do wish it was faster though but the coverage area is tremendous.

well with it being so wide, you can follow the 1/2FL rule and get fairly good amount of light, even if 5.6. I regularly shoot my 12mm indoors, just slam the shutter speed down to 1/2". You're not stopping action obviously, however the effect is still great IMO. Downside is that tested on the A7s, hard to have an opinion. No front filter on this one either, the CV 12mm should be able to take filters, current one does.

Not really related to Sony... but I just ordered a Vizio P65 display, definitely going to give editing a go on it, supposedly it's color accuracy is right up there with higher end editing monitors I hope that's the case, it'll be sweet to edit photos while kicking back on my couch and staring into a 65" display

EverydayGetaway wrote in post #18018857
Not really related to Sony... but I just ordered a Vizio P65 display, definitely going to give editing a go on it, supposedly it's color accuracy is right up there with higher end editing monitors I hope that's the case, it'll be sweet to edit photos while kicking back on my couch and staring into a 65" display

You'll have problems with a TV, and it can get annoying. I have a few HTPC's in my home, dating back 7-10 years now. They're good for TV viewing and youtube, but editing can become a disaster real quick due to input lag. It's just 10-20 ms more than a good monitor, but it was driving me insane when I tried it. Still using my HTPC's after so many years, it's been really good to me.

Charlie wrote in post #18018860
You'll have problems with a TV, and it can get annoying. I have a few HTPC's in my home, dating back 7-10 years now. They're good for TV viewing and youtube, but editing can become a disaster real quick due to input lag. It's just 10-20 ms more than a good monitor, but it was driving me insane when I tried it. Still using my HTPC's after so many years, it's been really good to me.

Yeah, but the P65 has HDMI 2.0a, input lag of 17.7ms and 4K @ 60hz @ 4:4:4 It basically is a computer monitor

http://www.rtings.com …views/vizio/p-series-2016

EverydayGetaway wrote in post #18018857
Not really related to Sony... but I just ordered a Vizio P65 display, definitely going to give editing a go on it, supposedly it's color accuracy is right up there with higher end editing monitors I hope that's the case, it'll be sweet to edit photos while kicking back on my couch and staring into a 65" display

no 4:4:4, will be a bad monitor