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Big difference between 50 and 60 for some folks. Many people have mentioned that the 50 is just a hair too short for a portrait lens. 19/30/60 also very nicely mimics some classic rangefinder prime...
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I think Sony's adapters are the only option. A quick Google search didn't turn up any third-party options.
The problem with a purely mechanical adapter is there'd be no way to set the aperture. The...
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No way. Twice as thick due to the mirror box, and that's not considering the big-old lenses you have to slap on. Canon has a whopping ONE small lens. Lookie, with comparable kit lenses:...
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My two cents is this. Most of the time when you're shooting with a wide-angle lens, you stop down to extend the depth-of-field anyways. That single stop from 2.8 to 4.0 is irrelevant because how...
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Maybe Sony doesn't want people to use it with the F3, as it's the only model in the 3 line that's compatible. Kind of superior to the 5N/R because you can get EVF and flash at the same time.
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Are you referring to the 20? It doesn't have stabilization :(
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The 5 and 7 lines are the ones that have all-metal shells. Plastic is one of the concessions you make going down from the 7 to the 6. Still, it likely feels more solid than the 5s because the grip...
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The shape in the bokeh is determined by the shape the aperture blades form, so they could be slightly askew. There are actually toy lenses that will make a heart shaped bokeh!
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It'll be 1.3 in light gathering but around 1.9 in depth of field.
EDIT: Actually it might be larger (1.3 like you said) in light gathering and then somewhere around 1.4 or 1.5 in depth of field. I...
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I was referring only to legacy lessons as that was what his question was about. I think that was pretty clear, as was his statement that he was only interested in M, M39, and FD...
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I'd consider image quality a wash between the two of them. Ultimately it comes down to this: EPL-5 is stabilized, but it's tough to find anything wider than a 50mm equivalent field of view because...
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Grab the 35 as your every day versatile lens and get a legacy 50 with adapter for less than a hundred bucks to cover the limited use cases of that FL (portraits). The legacies have their own merits...
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Also this is on a tripod right? Even with OSS you shouldn't handhold anything longer than 1/6 or so. And if it is on a tripod then you should turn OSS off. And yea, diffraction is likely at f22....
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What's up with the crazy vignette in the corners? Do you have a bunch of filters stacked?
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I'm sure they do. Professional criminals aren't desperate and simple-minded. Someone willing to risk running up and swiping a camera (or hell, a lens) right off someone isn't going to spring for a...
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Found a review on Flickr, but it's on the OM-D. You can run it through Google Translate: http://www.gadgetguy.de/2013/05/23/sigma-60mm-f2-8-dn-testbericht/ He seems to like it and the images are...
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Most people are buying APS-C or smaller, so labelling APS-C lenses with the 35mm format equivalent field-of-view as a standard doesn't make much sense, either. There's nothing inherent about the...
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Mhm. I'd probably be okay with the size minus the adapter given the convenience of the range and quality in one lens. I might even be okay *with* the adapter. It's still smaller than a full-size...
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