Sony A7x lounge

Kenmore?

Yeah. I don't think your link there is correct, Alfredo.

I assume you are referring to Serge Ramelli (Living in the wonderful, beautiful city of Paris, France!)? I've followed his stuff for some time now, but his style is a bit too "fakey" for my taste and he does have a tendency to go on about himself.
I did learn a lot of interesting things from his youtube videos, though, to be fair.

vinmunoz wrote in post #17756364
Kenmore?

Oops! Sorry about that

http://youtu.be/MT8qa-tRpTE

Yes that's him. I grabbed the wrong link.

I tend to agree with you. His early videos had some good tips but now it seems more marketing.

Puckman wrote in post #17756367
Yeah. I don't think your link there is correct, Alfredo.

I assume you are referring to Serge Ramelli (Living in the wonderful, beautiful city of Paris, France!)? I've followed his stuff for some time now, but his style is a bit too "fakey" for my taste and he does have a tendency to go on about himself.
I did learn a lot of interesting things from his youtube videos, though, to be fair.

digital_AM wrote in post #17756373
Oops! Sorry about that

http://youtu.be/MT8qa-tRpTE

thanks for the link. i will surely take a look.

Great quality video taken with a Nex6 and the Tokina 80-200 F2.8 AT-X

https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=wzsYxlIhvjY

vinmunoz wrote in post #17756313
when using a vintage zoom lens, let's say 70-200, do we have to adjust the steadyshot FL settings everytime we zoom? might be a damn question but there you go

i asked because the vintage lenses has no contact so the camera(IBIS) have no idea when we're zooming in or out.

set it in the middle at 135 or just at the longer end of 200, and see how it works out.

I have an FD 70-200 f4, however, the IQ leaves much to be desired, so I dont use it.

Puckman wrote in post #17756324
I disagree. I'm fairly certain this IBIS is on ALL THE TIME once you turn it on.

your probably right, my OM 200 is a disaster without IBIS and you it always seems stable when mounted.

More proof that it is rarely about the gear, typing this as I gaze to the right admiring my little Nex-6.

digital_AM wrote in post #17756373
Oops! Sorry about that

http://youtu.be/MT8qa-tRpTE

Wohoo fantastic! I need to try this in the future. Very sympathic guy too he explained very well.

Charlie wrote in post #17756425
set it in the middle at 135 or just at the longer end of 200, and see how it works out.

I have an FD 70-200 f4, however, the IQ leaves much to be desired, so I dont use it.

your probably right, my OM 200 is a disaster without IBIS and you it always seems stable when mounted.

if you want a phenomenal F4 look for a Kiron serial numbered Vivitar 70-210mm Series 1, it's as good optically as the Canon EF 70-200 F4. As a bonus it does 1:2 macro without a converter. They also made a faster 2.8 one, but it's not as sharp or contrasty wide open as the F4.

http://www.kenrockwell​.com/vivitar/70-210mm.htm

xpfloyd wrote in post #17756161
Is there any way to focus magnify a manual lens AND get ibis in the viewfinder at the same time? i.e. when Im using a manual focus lens I can half press for IBIS but when I magnify the half press cancels the magnification

thats a great question,i hope the a7ii and or a7r2 can do that,my em5does it,thats how i focus all the time with longer manual lenses on it.i found the em5 has technology in 2012 sony and others are just catching up on now. i hope sony gets live time as a firm ware update. what an awesome feature,live composition is even better but my em5 doesn't have it but the em5ii does,

my em5 has a option in the menu to have ibis active or only on when shutter is fully pressed or half pressed,it was on fully pressed by default and when i would compose with magnify it was jumpy but my photo turned out fine,then i read up on ibis online and most users had it set to half pres and wow what a difference,now when i magnify i can see the difference ibis makes,

Time for olympus to make a fullframe and let's all create a new thread. We'll all switch haha . I heard a lot of good things about olympus.

I also heard you can watch the progress in the LCD when in bulb mode. Like the image is slowly appearing, is that true?

I also like how their bodies looks more vintage.