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A1_09671-Edit by Toby Gunnee, on Flickr
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Nice shots Toby. Beautiful colours.
A1_09671-Edit by Toby Gunnee, on Flickr
A1_09725-Edit by Toby Gunnee, on Flickr
A1_09799-Edit by Toby Gunnee, on Flickr
ThanksNice shots Toby. Beautiful colours.
Hoppy birdie 2 ewes Alan.Just posted this in the happy thread but thought I might post it here too.
It's my birthday today and as far as I can remember the first one alone as Mrs WW is in Thailand for 6 months looking after her mam and of course my mam who we looked after died last September. I wasn't really in a birthday mood but at church I got a lot of cards and was presented with this as everyone sang happy birthday.
A7 and Sony 35mm f1.8, f5 and ISO 20,000, then ran through denoise.
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It's massive and there's lots left for the tea/coffee morning.
Cheers everyone. If I could hand out cake to you all I wouldI certainly have plenty
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Amazon have started doing this a lot with my orders of electrical goods of a certain value.Thanks for the birthday wishes everyone.
I got something photography related today and I'm impressed with it. I may go out and use it tomorrow.
PS.
The supplier sent me a one time password which I had to show to the delivery driver. I've never come across this before.
The 70-200mm isn’t a true Macro so if that’s important then you can rule that one out. The Sony 90mm is an excellent lens. Another option would be to adapt the Sigma 105mm OS HSM Macro, I had this for Nikon and it’s an excellent performer.Hi all, I’m hoping you can help, I’m looking to add a macro lens to my Sony setup, could you offer some advice on the best lens to choose please?
I’m currently looking at the Sony 90mm macro or the Sony 70-200 f4 macro but am open to other suggestions if anything else is available.
Ps. I would mainly be using this for insects rather than static objects.
Many thanks
Many thanks, that’s what was making me dubious of the 70-200, plus I’ve already got those focal lengths covered with other lenses.The 70-200mm isn’t a true Macro so if that’s important then you can rule that one out. The Sony 90mm is an excellent lens. Another option would be to adapt the Sigma 105mm OS HSM Macro, I had this for Nikon and it’s an excellent performer.
I’ve just edited my post as I’ve just seen that Sigma do a DG DN native em-mountMany thanks, that’s what was making me dubious of the 70-200, plus I’ve already got those focal lengths covered with other lenses.
I will have a look into the sigma, am I right in thinking with the adapter I’d still have the full data showing for the images?
I always liked the Samyang 45mm f1.8 and 50mm f1.4 FE II. The Samyang 75mm f1.8 is also pretty decent.What are your favourite budget/ bargain autofocus lenses for full frame? For example the Tamron 20mm 2.8 seems decent. So evidently not talking G Master rather sub £500 ideally.
Just compiling a list of lenses to look out for although primarily I'm not planning on kitting myself out with Sony lenses, just getting it for the channel... but hey, one or two lenses is ok right?
*It always starts like this then I end up with a working kit bag for each mount![]()
I'll check them out! There's a guy at Samyang that offers me gear to test so I may just fire that list over to himI always liked the Samyang 45mm f1.8 and 50mm f1.4 FE II. The Samyang 75mm f1.8 is also pretty decent.
Hi all, I’m hoping you can help, I’m looking to add a macro lens to my Sony setup, could you offer some advice on the best lens to choose please?
I’m currently looking at the Sony 90mm macro or the Sony 70-200 f4 macro but am open to other suggestions if anything else is available.
Ps. I would mainly be using this for insects rather than static objects.
Many thanks
What are your favourite budget/ bargain autofocus lenses for full frame? For example the Tamron 20mm 2.8 seems decent (or 24mm?) and the Samyang 35mm looks dinky and cheap.
So evidently not talking G Master rather sub £500 ideally.
Just compiling a list of lenses to look out for although primarily I'm not planning on kitting myself out with Sony lenses, just getting it for the channel... but hey, one or two lenses is ok right?
*It always starts like this then I end up with a working kit bag for each mount![]()
Sorry, I'm not a sony user, but if manual focus works for you Laowa offer very nice lenses.Hi all, I’m hoping you can help, I’m looking to add a macro lens to my Sony setup, could you offer some advice on the best lens to choose please?
I’m currently looking at the Sony 90mm macro or the Sony 70-200 f4 macro but am open to other suggestions if anything else is available.
Ps. I would mainly be using this for insects rather than static objects.
Many thanks
I have used both, but ye... just after autofocus recsFor peanuts.... The Pergear 35mm f1.4 and TTArtisan 50mm f2. Maybe a couple of film era primes via a cheap dumb adapter![]()
I'm pretty sure that's an A-mount lens so it wouldn't work on a Sony mirrorless camera without an adapter, the Sigma 105mm f2.8 Macro DG DN Art Lens is Sigma's only native 105mm F2.8 lens in FE-mount. You can see a list of Sigma E-mount lenses here:Sorry to be a pain I’ve just found this one in Sony mount,
Used Sigma 105mm F/2.8 EX DG OS HSM - Sony
Would this work directly without the adapter on full frame Sony?
What are your favourite budget/ bargain autofocus lenses for full frame? For example the Tamron 20mm 2.8 seems decent (or 24mm?) and the Samyang 35mm looks dinky and cheap.
So evidently not talking G Master rather sub £500 ideally.
Just compiling a list of lenses to look out for although primarily I'm not planning on kitting myself out with Sony lenses, just getting it for the channel... but hey, one or two lenses is ok right?
*It always starts like this then I end up with a working kit bag for each mount![]()
I believe Viltrox are sending me the 20mm, I say believe because they said they would send it but these companies tend to send the wrong thingViltrox 20mm f/2.8 cheapest a.f lens you can buy for e-mount. Unreal value for money. Can be got direct from Viltrox for £117 including delivery. Out performs both the Tamron 20mm and the Samyang 18mm by a fair bit.
Samyang 75mm f/1.8 can also be bought very cheap and is often on sale.
Samyang 45mm f/1.8 is also great value.
Their are unfortunately quite a few dodgy copies of the Samyang lenses so buy from somewhere that offers a hassle free returns process.
Hi, many thanks, that’s an interesting option.Sorry, I'm not a sony user, but if manual focus works for you Laowa offer very nice lenses.
That’s brilliant, thank you, I will save that for future reference.I'm pretty sure that's an A-mount lens so it wouldn't work on a Sony mirrorless camera without an adapter, the Sigma 105mm f2.8 Macro DG DN Art Lens is Sigma's only native 105mm F2.8 lens in FE-mount. You can see a list of Sigma E-mount lenses here:
Sigma Sony E Mount Lenses Price Comparison, Compare Prices And Save Now!
Compare genuine UK stock prices for Sigma Sony E Mount Lenses, compare New & Used prices.www.camerapricebuster.co.uk
You should ask them to send the new 40mm f/2.5 lens in the same series which is about to launch as well.I believe Viltrox are sending me the 20mm, I say believe because they said they would send it but these companies tend to send the wrong thing
They usually send the launch stuff for Fujifilm, just told them we'll look at Sony stuff too nowYou should ask them to send the new 40mm f/2.5 lens in the same series which is about to launch as well.
There's a deal on it via amazon Germany at the moJames likes the 24-50mm f2.8 very much...
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLd-TCKWrrU
I don't really know why I watch his videos though as his photography really isn't to my taste. I do understand why he processes his shots as he does and good luck to him.
Down for me.Is Flickr down or just me
James likes the 24-50mm f2.8 very much...
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLd-TCKWrrU
I don't really know why I watch his videos though as his photography really isn't to my taste. I do understand why he processes his shots as he does and good luck to him.
Just watched it.
I'd consider it if instead of being a full range zoom, it was JUST 24mm, 35mm & 50mm![]()
Working for meIs Flickr down or just me
Ta, it's back online now.Working for me![]()