I think that's a good overall synop on the 24-240mm
I had one and sold it. I was happy with the IQ considering it's a super zoom.
I got the 70-400gii instead, me thinking if I'm carrying that size/weight lens I my as
well carry the focal length(s) I use most often.
Photo taken at 10:38 AM, October 18, 2015 looking from an overlook (Fishers Gap?) at a Mountainside, Shenandoah NP, Virginia. Image taken with my tripod mounted Leica R 180mm f3.4 Apo Telyt lens and my A7r, ISO 200, lens set to about f8 for 1/400 second. Processed in LR6.
MedicineMan404 wrote:
I think that's a good overall synop on the 24-240mm
I had one and sold it. I was happy with the IQ considering it's a super zoom.
I got the 70-400gii instead, me thinking if I'm carrying that size/weight lens I my as
well carry the focal length(s) I use most often.
Yeah I had the 70-400 version 1 way back when I was an A850 shooter, awesome IQ for that lens, but slow to focus. If only I shot longer more often, I would have picked that up instead of the 24-240, but I rarely shoot past 200mm or so nowadays (and it would be hard to fit that in a retro 5 )
ManuelLaMantia wrote: snowboarder wrotea few from Bora Bora, A7R II + Leica R 28 v2 and 19 v2.Incredible wooooow set ... so nice, really seems an earthly paradise. Thanks for sharing and feed my dreams
Manuel
Thanks
The best thing about now, is how amazing cloud formations are.
I have never seen clouds like that!