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Sometimes you get interesting results when the subject you went to shoot isn't available, eh? 😉

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Sun starting to break through the early morning fog at 5000' from Pounding Mill Overlook on the BRP.

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Not harsh at all and you're probably correct, but I was given the lens for about 30 secs with the adapter, pointed it into the woods, cranked focus as close as possible at f/2.8 and recorded the resulting image only to inspect bokeh, not to create an image of any particular interest. The lens was then given back and another 3 lenses were tested the same way. I happened to find the particular result interesting from a bokeh point of view.......Is what it is as they say....

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I agree with you and disagree with all 5 of the reasons. I've saved almost 5 lbs in my backpack switching from a Nikon D800 system to a Sony a7rIII system (body and 4 lenses, all Sony). Sony has figured out a way to reduce the weight of most of it's equivalent full frame lenses and still maintain high quality. No lenses are missing until you pass 400mm and those are on the immediate horizon. The ergonomics of the a7rIII are just fine with me thank you and I have large/fat hands. Finally, the end results I'm getting with the Sony system are surpassing my old D800 system and are at least equivalent to the D850 so assume the Z line as well.

Nikon didn't spend all that dough trying to catch up with Sony mirrorless just for fun. It's where the future (and present for many) is...

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Thank you Ma'am.