Ludvig83 wrote:
Just got this earlier in the week with the new sale price and i couldn't wait to try it. Took this picture of my son as we bathed him under bathroom lighting. First impressions are great so far. There was a lot of movement and I didn't realize I was still in af-s mode.
Great picture, your going to love this lens, a sleeper that's right up there with Otus and Milvus
Ludvig83 wrote:
It is fully compatible. This lens shipped from the beginning with firmware that already works with the z cameras and ftz adapter.
Thank you so much. After my query, I noted that DPreview guys have used the Z7 to take pictures and complement their lens review.
I wonder if I should swap my Zeiss 35/2 for the Tamron. I love the rendering of theZeiss, but the Tamron is faster, AF, and probably equally good.
Any comment will be appreciated. Thanx.
If you're willing to share, I am curious to know how you took this shot so up close. I imagine at least a 10-stop ND filter with a small aperture. Live view must have been preferred to prevent damage to your eyes through the optical viewfinder for both the brightness and UV radiation released from welding.
I pre-focus on the center of the arc light location, as soon as he starts welding I shoot away, only have a UV filter on the Tammy
That shot was cropped to keep my distance too, and the Tamron 35 is so sharp it's an easy lens to crop in later.
ƒ/5.0
35.0 mm
1/8000
64 ISO
Nice shots. Though it's not a 35 of course, the Sigma 40 1.4 Art is superb. Just throwing that in here for anyone considering purchasing a lens in the 35/40mm range.
CATProductions wrote:
Nice shots. Though it's not a 35 of course, the Sigma 40 1.4 Art is superb. Just throwing that in here for anyone considering purchasing a lens in the 35/40mm range.
I've had both and can assure you the 35 Tammy is better then the Sig 40, that's picky on fine focus
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