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I have the Vello grip for my A7RII but it appears they haven't yet made one for the R3. I came across one by a brand called Mcoplus on Amazon with Prime shipping for $70 here: ...

I've had a few inquiries about this so I'd also be willing to separate the lens and sell everything else listed (body, grip, etc) for 1690

For sale is a Sony A7RII in the original box with the following extras: -Rokinon 14mm f2.8 in original box (sharp copy) -Unused Sony Strap -Vello Battery Grip -3x NP-FW50 Batteries (1 Sony, 2 DSTE) ...

Do you have any samples? I looked into this lens a while back but decided against it after hearing the 70-200mm f2.8 is sharper at 200mm f2.8

Thank you. I'll be on a trip until July 4th so I can't buy either until then anyways. Much appreciated

I'm glad I'm not the only one who has struggled with this issue. I agree that the A7III looked better (more neutral, less green). I'll reach out to Dustin and see if he can send them to me

Thank you for the feedback. If you get a chance can you snap a few side by side RAW shots from both cameras? A portrait would be especially helpful. Thanks

I believe Canon glass has little to do with the skintones being rendered as I have shot extensively with Canon lenses on my Sony bodies. As demonstrated in the video there is a notable difference ...

Price isn't an issue so I am weighing heavily how significant the difference in skintones is when processing in LR + the AF, DR, and high ISO, thus the search for a couple raw files. I'll most ...

Did you watch the video linked? There is an example there that shows the differences (while editing in LR). Whether it's significant will depend on everyone's needs but I've always had issues ...

Did you take a look at the video linked? I do agree that it is subjective but I think the consensus has been that certain brands are known for "better" colors with regard to something like skin ...

I'm still trying to decide which of these cameras to get but am having a hard time deciding due to the A7III having a few notable advantages, the most intriguing one being a supposedly improved ...

Mine works "ok" after updating both the lens via the Sigma  dock and the MC-11. But it still hunts a fair bit. Continuous wide is what I use most and works for slow moving subjects. My ...

True, which can be important for bokeh or dynamic moving subjects. But I think a constant f4 in that range is a better choice than a fixed focal length f1.4 if it was one or the other, obviously ...

Yes. I've been using the Sony Zeiss 55mm f1.8, FE 85mm f1.8, Sony 24mm f1.8 (on my A6300), Voigtlander 15mm III, adapted Canon 40mm f2.8 (really excellent for the price), Rokinon 85mm f1.4, ...

Well it will also eat into almost the entire return policy in case there are any issues and an unnecessary expense for an item I won't be able to open until early/mid July. If I can confirm the ...

Sony 24-105mm F4. I was previously a nearly 100% prime user and almost always disappointed with zoom lenses performance (especially at the long end) but this lens has exceeded my expectations.

Does anyone know when the current sale extends until?

Lol. Depending on where you bought it they will likely refund you the difference