Canon 32/1.4 vs. Sigma 56/1.4
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Re: Canon 32/1.4 vs. Sigma 56/1.4
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m100 wrote:
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m100 wrote:
AbuMahendra wrote:
Well, there you go. Bought another lens for a reportedly deadman walking system...

Now, ask me what lens has me with the biggest woody in a long time.
Nice !
The camera mounts that will not mount the Sigma 56mm are deadman walking systems to me !
Oooh and those 3 control dials on the camera too If only had a joystick and eye-AF like the R10
Right ?
My M50II had good eye focus but I only used it for test shots.
For real shots I Iike the whole face to be in focus.
One eye in focus and one eye out of focus bugs me so I go for nose focus.
The eye focus features are for newbees ?
LOL - I'm no pro but not really a newbie
Eye tracking AF is transformational in the modern R series for action photography - not just faces but animals, bird in flight all sorts of subjects, intended and unintended.
YMMV
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