I am 68 and travel guite often taking pictures. Imagine lugging around a D810 with the holy trinity. Could not do it anymore. Have now the sonys a6300 and 7r. Great combo. There are now 96 lenses available for the sonys. Mirrorless is the future. The nikons took the joy out of photography for me and the sonys brought it back
Already sold. The sigma lens is new. Never used. Great lens and great price
I have a 6300 and A7R the 24.2 megapixel camera. you have the monster or 43 megapixel. I love these cameras. The 6300 is my favorite. There are two falses in photography today
1) The bigger the camera the better
2) Full frame is always better than crop
I travel around the world taking pictures as a hobby. I go on at least two photo workshops a year. Use Muench workshops. Great people. I am tired lugging around my d810 with the monster lenses and another Nikon as a second camera body. My two Sony's are the A6300 and Alpha 7R. The Nikons size was taking all the enjoyment out of the hobby for me. In fact, now that I use the Sony's, my pictures have improved since I enjoy it much more. There are now over 90 lenses available for the Sony's. Also sold my full size tripod and bought a Really Right Stuff series 1 tripod and ball head. Am going to Peru on November 3 for two weeks and cannot wait to take pictures there with my Sony's
Larry
All equipment in mint condition and hardly used.
1) Nikon D810 - Battery Grip - MB-D12 - $150
2) Sigma Art Series - Nikon 35mm f/1.4 - Never Used - $500 - Sold
3) Nikon AF-S Teleconverter - TC-14E III 1.4 - $325 - Sold
4) Nikon - SB-400 - Flash - $100 - Sold
Priced to sell. Make an offer? The Sigma is a great lens. Still in box and wrapping. Will throw in a Nikon battery with the grip as a bonus.
Please send me an email at lawrenceblau@yahoo.com.
Hardly used 24-70 f/2.8 non VR. Part of the holy trinity. Am changing my system to Sony mirrorless - $1170 shipping included in the US.
Bought from B&H two years ago. US model. Of course, can be used on a crop for 36-105. Great everyday lens. Will be on your camera body most of the time
I am a convert to Sony mirror less and specifically the 7 ii. I consider it the perfect cMera for my needs. The weight is almost as much as the 750 and 610, but I would still prefer the Sony. Has features that Nikon does not have and picture quality is excellent.
I am a convert to Sony mirror less and specifically the 7 ii. I consider it the perfect cMera for my needs. The weight is almost as much as the 750 and 610, but I would still prefer the Sony. Has features that Nikon does not have and picture quality is excellent.
It seems like both lenses are in competition with each other
Preordered the Batis one month ago from B&H. Any word on delivery?
DXO rated the 90mm the fourth sharpest lens they ever scored. Am confused over reading all the reviews
Am looking to get a good macro that I can use as an all around lens as well. Have pondered over the Sony 90mm 2.8 or the new Zeiss Batis 85mm 1.8 for my Sony Alpha 7ii. Both have their plus and minuses. Am leaning towards the Batis. Any thoughts and recommendations? Does anyone have either lens and what are their thoughts?
Mirror less is the way to go. Sold all my Nikon full frames and lenses. Love the Sony mirror less
Hi Chuch. Go for the Sony A6000 mirror less the future of photography