sean lancaster

I like the images I didn't include. I've been to that spot near San Francisco and love how you captured that with 110 pano. I really like the B&W shots not included in my quote above, too. Here, ...

It's a nice portrait. I do think her eyes seem a little unrealistic and enhanced. I'd also recommend a bit more vignetting. Keep in mind, these are just my preferences and that doesn't make it ...

I am happy with the 55/1.8 for portraits: Still, I bought the 85/1.8 to help make these portraits even better.

I had a 6D and the 50/1.2 lens and switched to the Sony A7 and bought the Sony Zeiss 55/1.8 (years ago). I preferred the Sony combo; otherwise, I wouldn't have switched. I like walking around with ...

The APS-C image is a bit warmer and that's what I prefer, but that also has nothing to do with sensor size. ;-)

The 12-24 is fantastic! I hate zoom lenses and swore them off forever . . . and then the 12-24 G came along. I rented it and it won me over.

I went on eBay and bought one for the RX1 and now use it on my 55/1.8. It’s great!

You're welcome.

I have been a very long time member of this forum and even longer on some others that are non-photography related. One thing I have always done on any of these social forums is to make sure that I ...

I have the FE 85/1.8 and I previously had the Batis 85/1.8. I did not see differences between those 2 lenses (though, I know the Batis has some advantages with CA and otherwise). I am pleased ...

Good point. I only shoot AF-S on my A7RII, so I look at how quickly it's locking on focus initially. I do not use AF-C unless I need eye AF (and that's typically reserved for my 85) and I suspect ...

I just compared it to my native 55/1.8 and they are nearly indistinguishable in AF speed. I am quite pleased with the speed on the adapter. But, the adapter adds a little bulk versus manual focus ...

I have been looking for the right 35 that isn't huge but has shallow depth of field. I am shooting a Voigtlander 35/1.2 II and I have an AF adapter. It's not a large lens like the really great ...

That's a little bit of an unreasonable expectation from Sony. If a person is buying a 3rd party product and that product is defective then also blaming Sony makes no sense. Sony's job is not to ...

I don't follow any of the APS-C cameras because there is a separate forum for them and this is the forum for full frame cameras and discussion. It's possible your solution is specific to your ...

If that price took you by surprise then I have a feeling that that you jumped into full frame with your eyes wide shut. There is nothing wrong with starting with full frame, and I get that. But if ...

Nice captures. I don't know if I replied to this discussion, but I would have suggested taking just the FE 28. I did the same thing in China recently and it was great! A single focal length is ...

I do not have a single complaint about my Rokinon 135/2. I shoot it almost exclusively at f/2, so I never considered the Batis. I hear the Batis may be sharper, but I cannot find a single image I ...

The Sony Zeiss 55/1.8 is absolutely a Zeiss lens. I have had Zeiss add images I have taken with the 55/1.8 to their albums in the past. The lens has a blue badge that reads, "Zeiss" on the side as ...

Maybe the point is to capture people out on the street; not the street itself??? I've done it both ways. If the street scene lends value to the photograph then I try and provide that context. ...