Sony A7x lounge

I don't know anything about shooting weddings but we had the a6000 and a6300 side by side on the trip.
Poof kept a wide on one and the 70-300 on the other for over three weeks.
The a6300 is improved with ISO and low light.

Contrary to the 'pro' reviewers and images I've found on the net I don't have any problem with the bokeh
signature of the FE 70-300. Sharpness is relative always to distance, even with the EOS 500/4 or 300 2.8 IS II
I've learned the closer I can get the sharper the image-resolution you say, agreed and the Sony a6300 has plenty
of sensor density for that.
So I post this pic here, even with the a6300, because I know some are considering this lens for the A7Rxxx series cameras.
Besides that the a6300 is an idea companion for the A7Rii-

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Test #2 and the 'worst' bokeh I could produce in an hour.
Would be easily solved in PScc but is what it is.

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Last test shot with the FE 70-300.
Early in the morning this thief always comes to steal a bounty of bird food.
I think he'd destined to become a hawk dinner-

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took the a7 with sigma 150-600 for a walk and got this. used vitrox 2 adapter. its faster and more accurate than the commlitte.

sony a7 with samyang fisheye. this was in bright sun and i used the nd throttle adapter. that thing works great.

3 image stitched in LR, images via Smooth Reflections app, processed as HDR in PScc/NIK, using a Metabones + EOS 24-70/4

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that's what left from canon and definitely wont let it go (The light pump prime)

uljens wrote in post #18035194
that's what left from canon and definitely wont let it go (The light pump prime)

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awesome!

I

genesimmons wrote in post #18035096
sony a7 with samyang fisheye. this was in bright sun and i used the nd throttle adapter. that thing works great.

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I have the rok version and love it so dang sharp for such a cheap lens

a6300 arrived. Really liking it so far. Same battery as A7RII = unexpected surprise!. The size is amazing with the FE35 2.8. I need to test it more but im sure eye AF just worked on my cat

Also the shutter sound is awesome! Wish the A7RII sounded like that. Burst mode also seems amazing!

uljens wrote in post #18035194
that's what left from canon and definitely wont let it go (The light pump prime)

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i need this lens!

after seeing how metabones even works on my super old sigma 50, it's quite possible it would work with this legend.

xpfloyd wrote in post #18035199
a6300 arrived. Really liking it so far. Same battery as A7RII = unexpected surprise!. The size is amazing with the FE35 2.8. I need to test it more but im sure eye AF just worked on my cat

Also the shutter sound is awesome! Wish the A7RII sounded like that. Burst mode also seems amazing!

Congrats Eddie. I love the fact that I can use the same lenses AND batteries for both cameras. So far, the only thing I find a bit annoying is the location of the memory card slot. I'm so used to replacing the battery whenever I open the battery door that I catch myself with the battery half way out before I realize what I really wanted to do was remove the card.

I'm sure I'll get used to it in time.

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that's what left from canon and definitely wont let it go (The light pump prime)

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hows the techart working with that lens? Lock-on? EyeAF?

navydoc wrote in post #18035216
Congrats Eddie. I love the fact that I can use the same lenses AND batteries for both cameras. So far, the only thing I find a bit annoying is the location of the memory card slot. I'm so used to replacing the battery whenever I open the battery door that I catch myself with the battery half way out before I realize what I really wanted to do was remove the card.

I'm sure I'll get used to it in time.

I need to try it out with some of my other lenses but really liking the 35 on it and the 50ish focal length seems good. Finding it odd not having a front dial though and also keep going for custom buttons that are not there but so far so good