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Guys,
I've just received delivery of this manual lens for my Sony a6000. I have to say I absolutely love it. At £80 you simply cant go wrong.
I think I have finally found my preference in terms of how I like to take photos. Being able to control the aperture and focus (with focus peaking) via the lens I am finding to be far preferable to in/on camera.
I'm finding composition much easier in that I don't have to worry where the focus point is, fiddle about to move it or switch modes to track focus when recomposing.
Just love it.
Hopefully will be able to post some from my forthcoming trip to Amsterdam.
I'm a happy chappy.
Cheers all
Alan
I've just received delivery of this manual lens for my Sony a6000. I have to say I absolutely love it. At £80 you simply cant go wrong.
I think I have finally found my preference in terms of how I like to take photos. Being able to control the aperture and focus (with focus peaking) via the lens I am finding to be far preferable to in/on camera.
I'm finding composition much easier in that I don't have to worry where the focus point is, fiddle about to move it or switch modes to track focus when recomposing.
Just love it.
Hopefully will be able to post some from my forthcoming trip to Amsterdam.
I'm a happy chappy.
Cheers all
Alan
Welcome to the world of manual lenses on mirrorless cameras