I’ve never figured the red crosses out, it sometimes happens to me and my images are always the same size.
I think it's a fault with the forum software as I can post a number of links all with images exactly the same dimensions but some randomly show the red cross although they look fine when I edit the post. If I change the link to point to a different resolution version of the image file then that usually sorts it and the image shows.
Still way over e-infinity price.
Yep, some don’t like buying grey though
Love it!
Beautiful BSA Twin by Trevor, on Flickr
Beeza Bitsa by Trevor, on Flickr
Ralphs Flat Track Triumph by Trevor, on Flickr
Ariel Squariel by Trevor, on Flickr
1968 Triumph Bonneville by Trevor, on Flickr
Triumph Thunderbird by Trevor, on Flickr
Triumph Thunderbird-2 by Trevor, on Flickr
Ralphs Flat Track Triumph by Trevor, on Flickr
Moto Morini 350cc by Trevor, on Flickr
Honda CB750-4 by Trevor, on Flickr
Ducati Scrambler by Trevor, on Flickr
Thanks Toni. Appreciate it.
That's it I've got to get myself one of these filters (my 1/8 doesn't appear to do anything)Some with the 50GM f1.2
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Thanks Toby. I’ve also got the 1/8th. Not used it yet. Got mine from K&F
Some great photos (and bikes ) there Trevor. Reminds me that I should photograph my dad's collection of bikes, one day ! Really like the angles and light in these photos !Some with the 50GM f1.2
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Thanks. And yes, definitely do it.
I think mine’s K&F, only used it once but didn’t see a noticeable difference (probably would if I did a proper lab coat test
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16-35mm f2.8 GM II said to be 2699 EURO, that’s me out then
£2399 in the U.K would have maybe bit at under 2k but honestly that's a mental price for all the often I would use it so I am out.16-35mm f2.8 GM II said to be 2699 EURO, that’s me out then
Was just about to post this, crazy price.
That’s my thought process now. Particularly with grey. RV is £2650 a saving of £1350.
I haven’t looked at the C’s as they don’t interest me. I’ve never really seen the point of the C’s but clearly some people do as they must have sold for Sony to continue it
To me it's slightly odd that they are happy to make the smaller C models, but not a larger model with built in grip - looking at CaNikon it's clear that such a model would have a place in the market, and would be an easy addition to the line (it's a purely mechanical alteration, the electronics could be unchanged).I haven’t looked at the C’s as they don’t interest me. I’ve never really seen the point of the C’s but clearly some people do as they must have sold for Sony to continue it
That's me, these pretty much have all I want apart from the EVF, it is the same resolution and less magnification than my R2, Im going to wait for a a couple more years and either pick up a RV or get the A7Crii if they improve the EVF
It’s a nice small package if you keep to the smaller lenses. Great for street. I think the A7CR sees the death of the RX1R.I haven’t looked at the C’s as they don’t interest me. I’ve never really seen the point of the C’s but clearly some people do as they must have sold for Sony to continue it
The A7c’s a lot bigger than the RX1R and not much smaller than the A7, I just don’t get why it feels like a significantly smaller package over the A7 but maybe I’d get it if I used one out in the field
Think it’s the same - wireless only. I find the RMT-P1BT works well.Love my a7c as well
Does the a7cii have the facility to add a remote release?
Personally, I find that it's the only thing lacking on the a7c
Oh well
Sony Alpha A7,A9 and A1 are not big to start with as a system in comparison to other full frame.
