Finally some cats here love them so really happy to see those beautiful creatures in your captures. Thanks for sharing.
Eddie, how do you feel your Sigma Art 35 on A7 body? Now with new Sigma adapter should work better also AF. Always looking for a budget alternative to my nFD 35mm f/2 because the Zony is too expensive for my wallet...
A few more from Shek Kip Mei and Sham Shui Po in Hong Kong, all taken with Loxia 21. I really like walking around in these neighbourhoods, they are very down to earth, but also very busy - always people everywhere!
Overview of Sham Shui Po (right) and Shek Kip Mei (left)
ManuelLaMantia wrote:
Finally some cats here love them so really happy to see those beautiful creatures in your captures. Thanks for sharing.
Eddie, how do you feel your Sigma Art 35 on A7 body? Now with new Sigma adapter should work better also AF. Always looking for a budget alternative to my nFD 35mm f/2 because the Zony is too expensive for my wallet...
Thanks Manuel, Ive only had the 35 ART on the A7rII for a day or so (owned the art on canon previously but sold it). Loving it so far. Using the metabones IV T and the hit rate is pretty much 100% straight out of the box. Also using the sigma 85 so cant complain with either. The Sigma adaptor is interesting, I wish my sigma 85 was supported though, ill probably pick it up anyway for the 35 ART.
OleAndre wrote:
Nice portraits with the 35 Art xpfloyd!
ManuelLaMantia wrote:
Finally some cats here love them so really happy to see those beautiful creatures in your captures. Thanks for sharing.
Eddie, how do you feel your Sigma Art 35 on A7 body? Now with new Sigma adapter should work better also AF. Always looking for a budget alternative to my nFD 35mm f/2 because the Zony is too expensive for my wallet...
I had the Sigma 35mm Artnin 3 different flavors before; Canon EF, Nikon, and Sony A-mount. The sharpness in all three were excellent even at wide open. The bokeh, compared to that generated by the Sony FE 35mm f/1.4 is not so smooth and a tad nervous. However, I didn't do any side-by side comparison just from reviewing existing images. Plus, that Sigma lens even by itself is fairly big and heavy and then you still need an adapter.
love them so really happy to see those beautiful creatures in your captures. Thanks for sharing.
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