Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

Itsed65 wrote in post #18744583
My back yard resident. He won't let you get too close, so he is an ideal subject for the 100-400.

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Handsome feline!

First snap with the FE24/1.4, on the way to work.
Helluva sunstar eh

TRhoads wrote in post #18744849
From C&O this past weekend...I walked around the whole time with the 70-200GM on the a9...

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Flat 4? 6? looks like down draft dellorto's

A9 with the 100-400 can do landscape in a pinch

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MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18744897
First snap with the FE24/1.4, on the way to work.
Helluva sunstar eh

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Nice!

Im working through my backlog, the 24mm GM is now a must buy (over the 24-105 G)

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KenjiS wrote in post #18745025
Nice!

Im working through my backlog, the 24mm GM is now a must buy (over the 24-105 G)

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Well I'm know wondering if I need the Voigtlander 40/1.2
One beauty of the a7Riii is a push of the button and the 24/1.4 is a 36mm which is mighty close to 40.
Mulling it over....

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18745051
Well I'm know wondering if I need the Voigtlander 40/1.2
One beauty of the a7Riii is a push of the button and the 24/1.4 is a 36mm which is mighty close to 40.
Mulling it over....

And you would have af to boot

AlanU wrote in post #18744924
Flat 4? 6? looks like down draft dellorto's

Air cooled Flat 6 in the back of a 911, which usually has Weber crabs, but I am not an expert on the differences. For me its the air cooled flat 6 that is the enticing part...

David83 wrote in post #18745098

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nice lookin ride there...that yours?
I used the 85GM for a little shooting this weekend too...

NSFW shot from last Sunday. 38" Glow Parapop camera left, white wall on the opposite side.

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vinmunoz wrote in post #18744444
I pulled the trigger for the native Siggy 135F1.8 yeaterday. I should get it wednesday.

I’ll check out the wide open sharpness and AF speed vs the 85GM

nice! interested to see your thoughts

Thanks. Yah I'll put it to the test side by side with 85GM but for the focal length, the 135L is used to be my favorite with the canonworld.

vinmunoz wrote in post #18745227
Thanks. Yah I'll put it to the test side by side with 85GM but for the focal length, 135L is used to be my favorite with the canonworld.

I have come to like the working distance of the 85, stopping down a bit it still does a good job of blurring out backgrounds, and the GM is much sharper than the 135L I have...and its plenty good, better on the a7R2 actually than the a9.

i'm used to shoot with the 70-200L at 200mm for portrait and the 135mm so it's not new to me. I should be able to work it out as far as working distance goes. I also usually shoot outdoor. I might sell the 85GM. i know that sounds crazy but i need to use it to pay for the Siggy if I like it. Also having only one portrait lens, i like the extra reach of the 135. of course if money is not an issue, i will never sell my 85GM.