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Nov 25, 2015 19:10 |  #9601

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #17796807 (external link)
Zethar I've got nothing in your league of lenses but did try a couple 'whites' with Metabones and ended up adding the 70-400g2. Very pleased especially weight-wise. Not quite
the IQ of your pro level stuff but since I've got a night job it works for me.
Now don't these guys look better in the woods than on a cereal box-

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Gorgeous shot! I love it!


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Nov 25, 2015 19:11 |  #9602

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #17796823 (external link)
Did a count and on the trip I used the A7Rii + LAEA3 + 70-400g2 2.5 times as much as I did the 7Dii + 300/2.8.
Thinking over the whole experience photo wise if I'd had a flash strong enough to reach way up for the owls I could have left the
Canon at home---the only place it really would have beat the Son would have been BIFs but Cost Rica didn't present me with many
BIF possibles.....any birds we saw flying were gong 2-5 feet from under the canopy to under the canopy. Still the Canon was necessary
for the owls so no regrets there.
I did shoot frogs with both and at those distances I can say that the Nissin did wonferfully compared to the 580EXii.

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Absolutely love this shot especially that leafy, mossy perch!


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Nov 25, 2015 19:12 |  #9603

I am holding it in my hands fellas and it feels great!


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Nov 25, 2015 19:13 |  #9604

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #17796823 (external link)
Did a count and on the trip I used the A7Rii + LAEA3 + 70-400g2 2.5 times as much as I did the 7Dii + 300/2.8.
Thinking over the whole experience photo wise if I'd had a flash strong enough to reach way up for the owls I could have left the
Canon at home---the only place it really would have beat the Son would have been BIFs but Cost Rica didn't present me with many
BIF possibles.....any birds we saw flying were gong 2-5 feet from under the canopy to under the canopy. Still the Canon was necessary
for the owls so no regrets there.
I did shoot frogs with both and at those distances I can say that the Nissin did wonferfully compared to the 580EXii.

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IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/AXqY​3a  (external link) The last frog (external link) by MedicineMan4040 (external link), on Flickr

Wow, awesome shot!


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Nov 25, 2015 19:13 |  #9605

Zethar wrote in post #17796863 (external link)
I am holding it in my hands fellas and it feels great!

Rx1rii?


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Nov 25, 2015 19:16 |  #9606

davidfarina wrote in post #17796868 (external link)
Rx1rii?

Hehe Yup.


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Nov 25, 2015 20:42 |  #9607

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #17796830 (external link)
Do you think a Canon close focus adapter might work on the 24-240mm ?
I used it on the Sony 70-400g2 and thought it do OK.
Maybe just another option. They come in different sizes, here is what I'm referring to-
http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …m_500D_Close_up​_Lens.html (external link)
When we were hiking on the trip I put it in the pack and left a dedicated macro lens in the room.


How about E-mount spacers?


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Nov 25, 2015 20:49 |  #9608

xpfloyd wrote in post #17792914 (external link)
Thanks David. These are both Canon mounts adapted. I purchased 2 dumb adaptors for £10 each and flocked them and they stay on the lenses permanently now. Im actually blown away by both of them. I had the 14 before but forgot how sharp it can be. On both of those shots when zoomed to 100% they honestly seem sharper than my 24 TSE. I will have to do some side by side comparisons to check.

EDIT - Im a bit annoyed with the reflection shot as I thought I had more of the crane in the reflection but its cut off a bit and I didnt realise until I got home

Funny that a shot annoyed you, it floored me . . .

Seriously, I love everything about it.


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Nov 25, 2015 21:07 |  #9609

Zethar wrote in post #17796875 (external link)
Hehe Yup.

Dislike button please!  :p

No updates on when Crutchfield will even ship mine, so I'm going to wait until Friday to get an update otherwise I'll have to look elsewhere. I did email a shop that I've bought from in the past and they responded at 5:45 that they just received 2 in stock via email, of course I didn't see the email until 5:59 and they closed at 6. I would've felt bad calling in to order the day before Thanksgiving and holding up the store from closing up and going home. I'll call back on Friday to see if they still have it.


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Nov 25, 2015 22:04 |  #9610

Continuing the downtown LA batch.

Sony A7RII - CV 35/1.7.

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Nov 25, 2015 23:07 as a reply to  @ advaitin's post |  #9611

Advaitin I've not seen the spacers, ring maybe?


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Nov 26, 2015 00:52 |  #9612

mickeyb105 wrote in post #17796943 (external link)
Funny that a shot annoyed you, it floored me . . .

Seriously, I love everything about it.

thankyou :)


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Nov 26, 2015 02:06 |  #9613

Guys you all know i'm a portrait dude. I wanted to try the rokinon 135 F2... who wants to take my pentax 135 for 260+8 shipping conus but with the adaptor already?


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Nov 26, 2015 02:23 |  #9614

Vinz is the samyang 135 not.quite big and heavy? (I'm not sure of the pentax size so it may be comparable)


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Nov 26, 2015 02:29 |  #9615

the samyang is bigger for sure but it's fine for me. I'm even using a 200mm f2.5... the Pentax is signigicantly smaller.


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