Thank you again Samuli for sharing your thoughts! Interesting to read. Sunny days the difference seems to be very small, but today I took a few comparison shots when it was overcast and then I must admit that the C/Y looked noticeably better. However, most of the photos you picked as examples are either taken on days with more dramatic/contrasty light or of gritty urban subjects, with which I do more heavy PP. With the kind of winter scenes I have mostly shot after getting the CV I only do minimal PP. I guess I have to keep both for now.
Golden winter from before the snow arrived (CV 50/1.5)
Thank you! Glad you say that because that's my favorite too.
For the type of subjects in that post I feel that the CV is superior to the C/Y. Much more flare resistant and smoother bokeh. It's the new VM version.
Can't believe how fast your boy has grown - seems like yesterday he was newborn. Very nice photos as always.
First outing with a new lens.Clear limitations on edge sharpness, but wonderfully versatile. I think it will get used a lot, probably with a couple of primes in the rucksack for shots where I have lots of time and edge-to-edge sharpness matters.
A couple more pictures taken at Dead Horse Point from this past December on the same trip.
Sony ILCE-7M2 and FE 16-35 and Canon 24mmTSII
The last is a picture my friend took with his Drone of my vantage point for some of the pictures.
Greggf: Some really nice work with the G45
Thank you very much Phillip...
Gregg
A7rll and G45m
The second shot is of a customers brand new house. It faces the ocean with an unobstructed view of Monterey Bay. You can Google the address: 546 Bayview Dr Aptos 95003. There are few houses below in that are ocean front, but not with the same view!