Here is my belated contribution to page 2500. With gratitude to Fred for his great forum, and to all of you for your incredible, inspiring work!
This shot is not perfectly sharp because it is 0.2s handheld. When peeping at 100%, I looks sharp, but does not feel quite sharp. But I believe that the ability to achieve such shots is also part and parcel fo the FE mount, thanks to IBIS, and thus in the spirit of this page.
Otus 28mm, f:4.0.
I assume your Commlite adapter is the Commlite ENF E1, Ver.04.
This older model I find more stable than the newer one, Commlite ENF E1 Pro, Ver.05, for the 14-24/2.8 lens.
May I ask about your experiences with your Commlite adapter?
Thanks in advance, Karl-Heinz.
Hi Karl, thank you, I have Commlite ENF-E1 PRO with fw v.05 and is possible to upgrade it to fw 06 (support for A9).
I don´t have ver 04 to compare, I think the 04 fw was in older Commlite adapters (not PRO sign on the side of the adapter foot). New version is also hardware modified to better fit T/S lenses too. This new version add support for
105/1.4E and it was the reason I bought this one. (https://www.ebay.com/itm/Commlite-ENF-E1-PRO-ver-05-Nikon-to-Sony-Auto-Adapter-A7-M2-A7R-M2-A6300-A6500/162002938964). With 105/1.4E the focusing on A7 II is quite fast even tracking for slow motion is OK. For faster moving objects like kids the AF tracking fails. For 14-24/2.8 I used it for some landscapes and some close focus potraits and focusing was OK too.
That Samyang 35 seems like a great lens. Everything you've posted with it seems crisp and clear. Any thoughts on its performance strengths and weaknesses (if any).
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More shots from Venice Beach, CA. This time it's people doing people things.
Not much in the way of fall color yet this year, it's been very warm so far. Here's one from last year, A7 and CY 80-200, probably wide open but I can't say I remember exactly.