Thanks cputeq! I like that lens a lot, it is actually the only one 20 mm lens I have that has no problems on the A7r. My VC Ultron 21/1.8 is a bit sharper but has colour cast on the wide sides, which is extra work in PP.
Also the advantage of all those FD lenses is that you can do with cheap adapters because all the shiny parts are on top of the adapter, so no inner reflection problems on the sensor.
BTW I just bought an all black Kipon adapter for C/Y mount, it is very good and half the price of a Novoflex.
cputeq wrote:
^ Very nice, but I think you misspelled "stitched" unless that's another way of indicating a pano (sorry, the grammar cop in me won't let that one go).
Beautiful scenery though - I've enjoyed your series there so far.
Oh dear, well to much work to change it now. Not my native language, sorry.
sculptormic wrote:
Oh dear, well to much work to change it now. Not my native language, sorry.
No worries, you speak English much better than I speak.....Netherlandian....or Amsterdamish...or whatever
(Dutch? If you can't tell, I'm horrible at basic geography...unless it comes to using military maps and land navigation!).
cputeq wrote:
No worries, you speak English much better than I speak.....Netherlandian....or Amsterdamish...or whatever
(Dutch? If you can't tell, I'm horrible at basic geography...unless it comes to using military maps and land navigation!).
mike reid wrote:
Its a spectacular spot....of course today I can barely walk, covered in bug bites, sunburned etc
Last time I was there was back in 1998 (yikes!) with an F3HP as my camera and my girlfriend. This time it will be with the A7R and some MF Nikkors and my wife (same girl) and my two daughters . . . how times have changed!
(sorry, the grammar cop in me won't let that one go).
