a7R II

I 2nd this. Buy an old Sony Nex or Fuji mirrorless and slap a vintage Nikon or Canon MF lens on it from the 70s-80s via a $9 adapter. When i bought my A7Rii new a decade ago, I didn't have the money for the 1st party lenses available and so I exclusively used Fujica and Minolta SR mount lenses for t

I have an MD 50mm f/1.2 and its plenty sharp when used on my Sony a7R II: https://flic.kr/p/2njCnmj

Thanks. I use the Sony A7RII with 24-70 lens usually, and more recently the Fuji X100VI. Both Sony batteries died within the first hour of shooting so this set is a mix of both cameras.

No. Frankly I prefer the colour I've seen from the recent Sonys to that from the Canons. I find Canon is always biasing warm, while the better Sonys just have a healthy colour, without being biased. There was an era of Sony where colour was iffy, the a7rii in particular, but that was 11 years ago no

Oof.. it’s been a long time since I’ve tethered a Sony, but I remember a lot of things for live view not working with them. I don’t believe Sony’s can do that in C1. Has to be a Nikon, Canon, or a Phase. (I don’t know about L mount stuff) Same went for punching into the live view feed to see 1:1, yo

I'll never sell my D750, one of the few cameras I bought new. I even found a 2nd one for €550 with the 85mm f1.8 and Sigma 35mm f1.4 (a bit broken but working). I bought a Sony A7RII but that broke after like 2 years, Nikon are just more durable. When the 2nd hand prices come down for the Z8, I migh

My Sony a7rII skin has completely disintegrated a few years ago. I've heard similar stories about Canon bodies too.

I had several film scanners in the past - among them a Nikon Coolscan 8000, a Reflecta MF5000 and last but definitely not least an Imacon Flextight 646 (good old times around 2010, when professionals sold their equipment dirt cheap, because they all switched from film to digital). I sold the Imacon,

Using the magnify button to punch in for focus helps, One of the benefits of mirrorless is you can get cheap adapters and very cheap quality lenses. I use my E-PL1 with old Prakita/Pentacon lenses, Have not spent more than £30 on a lens, 28mm 2.8, 50mm 1.8 and 135mm 2.8. Its a cost effective way to

If I want to travel light I use the Voigtlander 12, 15, 35mm (with Canon 50 and Leica 90mm). They are all small and pocketable even with a Sony A7RII, just need bigger pockets, there is also a Voigtlander 25mm that would be a small combo, if you are lucky you should be able to get one with an adapte