p.5 #5Voigtlander 15mm f/4.5 III E-mount - Hood Removal
Seems the CV is a touch more on the warm side is what I noticed. Reds are a little more saturated. Also that vignetting on the Laowa is my hood ignore that. It’s not the Laowa hood. Never used it
p.5 #7Voigtlander 15mm f/4.5 III E-mount - Hood Removal
Fred Miranda wrote: GMPhotography wroteIn case anyone interestedI prefer the CV 15's color rendition as it's similar to my Loxias. If you would test against the light, the CV is also less prone to ghosting.
p.5 #14Voigtlander 15mm f/4.5 III E-mount - Hood Removal
I love the Peak Design 5 and 10 . The 5 will hold the 2 CV and 2 Loxia. It’s small but stacking them works nice. The 10 get for like your AF kit . Like your GM 85 , Batis 135 plus lens on body and you maybe able to stack one under the 85. It takes the weight off my shoulders so feels like less weight. I use them for the street too. Plus both arms are free and shoulders. So you can bend down without a shoulder bag flying off your shoulder
p.5 #16Voigtlander 15mm f/4.5 III E-mount - Hood Removal
GMPhotography wrote:
I love the Peak Design 5 and 10 . The 5 will hold the 2 CV and 2 Loxia. It’s small but stacking them works nice. The 10 get for like your AF kit . Like your GM 85 , Batis 135 plus lens on body and you maybe able to stack one under the 85. It takes the weight off my shoulders so feels like less weight. I use them for the street too. Plus both arms are free and shoulders. So you can bend down without a shoulder bag flying off your shoulder
Thanks Guy, I will look into it. I was using the Think Tank Photo Mirrorless Mover 20 to carry three primes and a mini RRS tripod. (24/40/85)
p.5 #17Voigtlander 15mm f/4.5 III E-mount - Hood Removal
Fred Miranda wrote: GMPhotography wroteI love the Peak Design 5 and 10 . The 5 will hold the 2 CV and 2 Loxia. It’s small but stacking them works nice. The 10 get for like your AF kit . Like your GM 85 , Batis 135 plus lens on body and you maybe able to stack one under the 85. It takes the weight off my shoulders so feels like less weight. I use them for the street too. Plus both arms are free and shoulders. So you can bend down without a shoulder bag flying off your shoulderThanks Guy, I will look into it. I was using the Think Tank Photo Mirrorless Mover 20 to carry three primes and a mini RRS tripod. (24/40/85)