bluloo wrote:
Two Spring pics with the SY135.
Really impressed by the rendition of this lens... some weeks ago, after several post from you, I considered to purchase because it was a very good deal with an used item but someone else has anticipated me BTW thanks to feed my GAS with those wonderful captures
ManuelLaMantia wrote:
Really impressed by the rendition of this lens... some weeks ago, after several post from you, I considered to purchase because it was a very good deal with an used item but someone else has anticipated me BTW thanks to feed my GAS with those wonderful captures
Manuel
Isn't that usually the way?
Samyang hit a real home run on this one. I've got mine listed in the B&S, but don't much care if it sells because it's such an IQ gem - even if it only rarely sees use.
BTW, amazing light capture in that first shot! (all beauties, though). I went through two copies of the 16-35, both of which had corners that were less than good - so I gave up. Looks like yours is pretty sweet.
thebratts wrote:
Long time no posts.. Just some shots of my @home model
Beautiful shots. Love the rendering - reminds me of the Leicas I have (I'm no Leica expert, just the first thing that jumped out at me).
What lens did you shoot with?
Just got back from doing some work and fun shooting in California...finally got to see Bowling Ball beach...next trip will be planned for when low tide occurs at sunset...
I wish I could come up with some appropriate words that explain why I like specific shots. Anyway, that last shot, in particular, Sebboh really appeals!
These are all with the Loxia 85 on A7R2. The first was taken on the Coast Path in Devon and the others are from the hedgerows here in Dorset.
Beautiful shots. Love the rendering - reminds me of the Leicas I have (I'm no Leica expert, just the first thing that jumped out at me).
What lens did you shoot with?
Peter T wrote:
I wish I could come up with some appropriate words that explain why I like specific shots. Anyway, that last shot, in particular, Sebboh really appeals!
BTW thanks to feed my GAS with those wonderful captures 
