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That's exactly what I have done as well. I initially though of ordering a set of CFe-A cards even before I received the A1 ( you know how difficult it was to get the A1 up here in the great white ...

For me personally it depends on the shooting situation, for birding I typically mount the camera on a Gimbal and monopod, I find that it balances better with the Grip attached and makes vertical ...

I use the LH-36 with the Peak, just a tad smaller and more compct.

That's been my experience as well with 3 versions of the A7Rx.

What was AF priority set to?

Head over to Fred Miranda's site, lots of info on how rear filter thickness impacts FC especially on the wide end into the corners.

I see this as a great option for this type of work not sure if I would be investing in a A1 strictly for macro work though. Nevertheless-less, i would rather have it than not so I understand the want.

I have an R3 which I plan on keeping as a back-up body so I won't be selling anything.

A set of Silver version lenses that I currently use on my Sony body. Left to Right Meyer-Optik Trioplan 100 Zeiss ZM 35mm Distagon F1.4 Zeiss Tele-Tessar 85 F4 Helios 58 F2.0 Zeiss C Sonnar 50 F1.5 ZM

The rear element is relatively small compared to the front element. Here is the rear of the lens from my M-mount covered version.

Converted to M-mount

I have both the 12-24 G and 12-24GM as well as the 16-35GM My thoughts: The 12-24 G is a fine lens, it's super sharp, compact and lightweight and reasonably priced. It's biggest drawback in my ...

Thanks for the comments Derek, much appreciated.

Placed 56^th in the challenge. Winter House Sparrow

Thanks for the info, I have two copies of this lens, the pre-set version in silver which I believe was an earlier version as well as an earlier black non-preset version with 17 aperture blades,