Adam211 wrote:
It's out? Nice shots--what do you think of the lens?
I've only had the Sony 10-18mm two days, but I like it. I did a quick and very unscientific comparison between it and my Rokinon 14mm (with the Sony set at 14mm), and found that the Sony was sharper throughout the frame.
I don't see any signs of magenta cast yet on my Nex 7. The weaker corner of my copy is the upper left. If I zoom in at 100% there and look at fine detail, I can see some smearing. There is some CA, which Lightroom easily removes. I am looking forward to getting a Lightroom profile. If one doesn't show up soon, I may try to make one myself!
Here is a shot taken at 10mm, f4, at 1/13th of a second. My hands are not very steady, so the OSS is very helpful for me.
That first shot--what a fantastic shot of Prague! To me, this really sums up the city. The mood--architecture--history. I'm also thrilled to see the lack of people in the shot. How did that happen? Makes this shot seem like it's of one of the quiet corners of prague.
Jae, shlot, great stuff! In both cases, the first shot is my fave.
Partitura, congratulations on your new lens! Didn't take you much time at all to make it sing!
@philber
Castle on the ocean #1 my fave, but the set is just excellent.
looks like you had some wonderful light...and which lens?
@sculptormic smooth oof rendering
@quicksilver33 3 sweet shots of that big monster
and more nice ones up there.
I'm actually pleasantly surprised, it's not too bad of a lens. Still, with the prices people are willing to pay for these now, I might sell mine now. I don't have much use for it.
Shots from this morning, with the Rokkor 58/1.2. This thing is a little difficult for me to focus wide-open. I did get used to the weight, however. It's not too bad:
I'm actually pleasantly surprised, it's not too bad of a lens. Still, with the prices people are willing to pay for these now, I might sell mine now. I don't have much use for it.
thanks for those! I have a feeling that i will sell the CV15 in the near future.
Recently did a 'senior session' using only the nex 6. I am posting these so that other folks that were in my shoes can have an idea of what the camera can do. I am really happy with the performance and won't have any worries about delivering images to a client with this camera. I am really looking forward to getting the 35 1.8, I think that could open up the nex series to wedding work for me. Anyway, here are a couple of images from our session.
Thanks, uhoh. Much appreciated! Elmar 24mm.
Great shot, Jae, one I would have been very proud to take! I am just not quite sure of the very dark object in the middle, which pulls in my eye too much for my liking. Probably not that dark on your own screen in hi-rez, methinks.
