Sony a7rii which lense
Feb 13, 2017 11:33:03 #
The Sony FE 24-240 is a good lens. I use it often. It is my go to lens when I go to places I have not been.
Feb 13, 2017 12:46:13 #
Feb 13, 2017 12:49:45 #
BobHartung wrote:
Again it is "lens" and not "lense".
Singular: Lens
Plural: Lenses
"Lens" is the glass thing that focuses light.
"Lense" is a verb meaning "To make lean; to macerate".
"Lense" is an archaic variant spelling that is no longer in use.
From https://www.google.com/#q=british+spelling+of+lens
Singular: Lens
Plural: Lenses
"Lens" is the glass thing that focuses light.
"Lense" is a verb meaning "To make lean; to macerate".
"Lense" is an archaic variant spelling that is no longer in use.
From https://www.google.com/#q=british+spelling+of+lens
Maybe they consider themselves "Old-school"
Feb 13, 2017 13:44:37 #
tinplater wrote:
I have used many lenses with my Sony A7rII and hav... (show quote)
I vote the 70-200 .......The Sigma 19mm is a crop lens .......I think you should look at the Sigma 24 1.4 in Canon mount and get the Sigma adapter for landscape work ......
Feb 13, 2017 16:13:48 #
BobHartung wrote:
Again it is "lens" and not "lense".
Singular: Lens
Plural: Lenses
"Lens" is the glass thing that focuses light.
"Lense" is a verb meaning "To make lean; to macerate".
"Lense" is an archaic variant spelling that is no longer in use.
From https://www.google.com/#q=british+spelling+of+lens
Singular: Lens
Plural: Lenses
"Lens" is the glass thing that focuses light.
"Lense" is a verb meaning "To make lean; to macerate".
"Lense" is an archaic variant spelling that is no longer in use.
From https://www.google.com/#q=british+spelling+of+lens
I am surprised it took this long to get this lecture!
Feb 13, 2017 16:32:10 #
Why are you doing seniors? I use an 85mm for portraits and am about to figure out if my old filter sets (as in non-digital days filters) work with the lens.
I always had some sort of vignetting filter on my portrait lens. I think it would be nice to class up the new digital with old school stuff.
I always had some sort of vignetting filter on my portrait lens. I think it would be nice to class up the new digital with old school stuff.
Feb 13, 2017 16:36:45 #
tinplater wrote:
I am surprised it took this long to get this lecture!
Feb 14, 2017 08:59:37 #
imagemeister wrote:
I vote the 70-200 .......The Sigma 19mm is a crop lens .......I think you should look at the Sigma 24 1.4 in Canon mount and get the Sigma adapter for landscape work ......
Thanks for pointing out that the Sigma 19mm is a cropped sensor lens...I use it on my A6000 and also on my A7rII which automatically adjusts the sensor size and ends up being about the same effective focal length as the FE 28mm 2.0 which costs almost three times more.
Feb 15, 2017 04:00:24 #
I use my A7Rii also for landscapes and I have a number of lenses. Your 50mm lens is a good one for landscapes, but if you want one of the sharpest lenses ever made, the Sony/Zeiss Sonar 55mm lens is better. Another excellent lens for landscapes is the Sony/Zeiss Tessar 16-35 f/4. The 35mm Sony/Zeiss is another nice lens for landscapes. It is small and light weight, which makes it great for a walk-around lens. For portraits my preferred lens is the Zeiss Batis 85mm. Sony's new 85mm f/1.4 Super G lens is faster and has a little better optics, but it is $1000 more, weighs almost twice as much, and is much larger. A longer zoom lens is not necessary for portraits. If you want a long zoom lens, I would consider the 70-300 mm. I had the 24-240 mm lens, and I was not crazy about it. They make a 70-200 mm Super G that has superior optics, but it is costlier and probably not as versatile as the 70-300. I would only buy E-mount lenses unless you already have A-mount lenses and a convertor to E-mount.
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