still doing a lot of testing with different Canon lense on the A7Rii
had the 24-70 F2.8 II on and while it isn't a light setup when you add the MB4 adapter, it really is a great feeling 'pro' type feeling
did a little tracking testing and again like the 70-200, you can get the first few shots in focus and then it just doesn't keep up
that said, the IBIS and the lack of a mirror really give that camera a great steady feeling while shooting which I really, really like
between hockey games where my son was playing, the outside warm-up area had a large number of seagulls and Canadian geese relaxing in the sun
for this picture I used manual focus on the bird's face on camera right
ISO 100, F8, 70mm, 1/250th laying on the grass while shooting
IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/xLeoJK
can_geese
by
Paul O'Neil
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of all my cameras and lenses, i think if i had to grab 1 setup to shoot 'almost anything' this pairing (A7R2 and Canon 24-70 F2.8 II) would be very near to the top of the list if not at the top - previously I would have said the 5DSR with the 24-105 F4 IS
In terms of Custom buttons, my current setup (which I know will still change) is:
c1 - metering (this is the wedding person in me as I can quickly change to Spot to meter the dress and then back again)
c2 - magnification for manual focus (I'm actually using this where i never, ever thought of or could with Canon 5D3s)
c3 - turn back display on / off (great for power saving - i put it off unless I'm going to shoot using the rear display
c4 - silent mode (i may change this as it is easily available in the Fn menu but I like it quickly available)
Hockey and wedding photographer. Favourite camera / lens combos: a 1DX II with a Tamron 45 1.8 VC, an A7Rii with a Canon 24-70F2.8L II, and a 5DSR with a Tamron 85 1.8 VC. Every lens I own I strongly recommend [Canon (35Lii, 100L Macro, 24-70F2.8ii, 70-200F2.8ii, 100-400Lii), Tamron (45 1.8, 85 1.8), Sigma 24-105]. If there are better lenses out there let me know because I haven't found them.