You guys are killing me with these sunset photos... I\'m going to have to dedicate some time for shooting during the holidays.
Are you using the EF 70-200/4 with the metabones smart adaptor? If so, how does the AF compare to shooting it on a Canon body?
Yes, I\'m using it with the Metabones III. The AF is fairly slow, but very accurate. If the subject is WAAAAY out of focus, you may need to point it at something bigger/higher contrast that\'s in the ballpark of where the subject is and focus on that first. Then you can focus on the desired subject no problem.
I\'d say it\'s faster and more accurate than MF for static subjects -- I like using it. I\'m sure it would be frustrating and too slow for good results with kids, dogs etc.
Since we\'re posting seagulls Here\'s a picture taken with the A7R and the Canon 70-200 f4L IS that I rather like. It focused easily on the bird.
You guys are killing me with these sunset photos... I\'m going to have to dedicate some time for shooting during the holidays.
Are you using the EF 70-200/4 with the metabones smart adaptor? If so, how does the AF compare to shooting it on a Canon body?
Yes, I\'m using it with the Metabones III. The AF is fairly slow, but very accurate. If the subject is WAAAAY out of focus, you may need to point it at something bigger/higher contrast that\'s in the ballpark of where the subject is and focus on that first. Then you can focus on the desired subject no problem.
I\'d say it\'s faster and more accurate than MF for static subjects -- I like using it. I\'m sure it would be frustrating and too slow for good results with kids, dogs etc.
Dec 20, 2013 at 03:44 AM
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Here\'s a picture taken with the A7R and the Canon 70-200 f4L IS that I rather like. It focused easily on the bird.
