Sony A7x lounge

vinmunoz wrote in post #17903831
return that and buy mine. lol
https://photography-on-the.net …/showthread.php​?t=1453205

I might have if I saw it! Honestly, I can see myself selling mine when the 70-200 is released. I just needed something to hold me over. And I'm gonna play with macro a little bit.

thenextguy wrote in post #17903802
Look at what the Amazon Prime Fairy delivered today!

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Gonna put this bad boy into action tonight!

It's one of my favorite lenses, for either macro...

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Super sharp ^

navydoc wrote in post #17903878
It's one of my favorite lenses, for either macro...

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/Ameg​n7 Jumping spider by Gene, on Flickr

That is one cool looking spider. I'd love to find one of those around. Was that just something you came across around your house or something?

Nightdiver13 wrote in post #17903913
That is one cool looking spider. I'd love to find one of those around. Was that just something you came across around your house or something?

its a jumping spider, there are many types, they are usually found on every continent they often live near buildings.

nekrosoft13 wrote in post #17903129
now that I have the Sigma 150-600 sport, i'm looking for a sturdier tripod, with a gimbal head... something on a budget...

what would you recommend.

The monfrotto 393 gets the job done on a budget for a gimbal. I have one and it's built like a tank and cheap, but heavy and uses its own gigantic plate.

As for the tripod question, you might try to find an older gitzo for sale if you don't mind the weight. That induro looks like a great "bang for your buck" as well.

nekrosoft13 wrote in post #17902238
i got my Sigma 150-600 Sport it does focus on a7RII, need to test it more.

Are you shooting with an lae3 adapter?

Nightdiver13 wrote in post #17903913
That is one cool looking spider. I'd love to find one of those around. Was that just something you came across around your house or something?

My neighbor spotted this jumping spider in his garden and so I grabbed my camera. The wood is one of the shelves of my neighbor's BBQ that he put him on. This is the first one I've noticed but gardening isn't a hobby of mine so I'm not surprised.

Thank you for posting this. I consider POTN and this thread an place for learning and not a place always for posting up the best.
Seriously, who are we trying to impress? It's a great lesson for us Eddie. I mean we're all good in our own individual ways so why
not post up more 'failures' we can learn and laugh with?

KayakPhotos wrote in post #17903935
Are you shooting with an lae3 adapter?

nope, they never released sony a mount version, i'm using Canon EF mount with metabones.

navydoc wrote in post #17903946
My neighbor spotted this jumping spider in his garden and so I grabbed my camera. The wood is one of the shelves of my neighbor's BBQ that he put him on. This is the first one I've noticed but gardening isn't a hobby of mine so I'm not surprised.

I like jumping spiders, every year I see them living on walls of the house, garage. a lot of jumping spider species like to hang around buildings and man made objects.

None of the ones living near me are colorful, usually just gray, or beige in color.

I'm pretty tempted by your FE 55mm Vinz... but I have to admit I'm more tempted by Fuji lenses lately than I am by Sony's offerings

I do love my FE 28mm though...

More from the car show, this guy was as still as a sculpture for at least 10 minutes... really good at his job.

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nekrosoft13 wrote in post #17903997
I like jumping spiders, every year I see them living on walls of the house, garage. a lot of jumping spider species like to hang around buildings and man made objects.

None of the ones living near me are colorful, usually just gray, or beige in color.

They are pretty cool little creatures. The one I photographed is a Phiddipus adumbratus. If you click on that link, you can even view a couple of videos of them.

I'm tempted by vinz FE 55 too. I haven't purchased any new gear in months, but I'd been eyeing the sigma 35 art. Now I'm not so sure...
Daddy needs some new glass!

Puckman wrote in post #17904085
I'm tempted by vinz FE 55 too. I haven't purchased any new gear in months, but I'd been eyeing the sigma 35 art. Now I'm not so sure...
Daddy needs some new glass!

I am in 35mm paradise right now with the Canon 35L II, but the Sigma is almost as good for half the price.

35mm is just such an awesome fl for me.