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Obrigado Paulo.

I'm not sure if you are referring to the resin NDs  or the glass solide ND Lee filters. The resins are certainly more easily prone to scratching but I've had my set for about 8 years now without ...

I use NDs quite a bit, primarily graduated as well as 10 stop NDs. I have been using the Lee system for years, been pretty happy with them other than the initial cost of the investment.

Really like the first one, I would be tempted to crop the right side of the image for a more dramatic portrait version.

Yeah, had to crop in post to level the horizon which was a bit of a disappointment.

Yeah that will work especially if you are already invested in 100mm filter system however given the small size of the VC15 I would prefer to remove the hood and use the Lee seve5 system which also ...

Hey JIm, yeah I usually don't compose this way unless I'm shooting reflections off water, I like the symetry of bisecting the shot although this shot doesn't technically qualify as a reflection ...

It’s a pretty decent lens assuming you can find a good copy, corner smearing is a problem on less than perfect examples. My copy was really good but I stupidly dropped it and now it’s decentered. ...

Toronto waterfront.

Hi Steve The issue with adaptation (IQ hit in the corners ) has to due with the thicker coverglass used on the Sony bodies compared to Leica M bodies or Sony bodies that have been modified with a ...

35mm is a great focal length for everyday type shooting, It's my go to walk around focal length. I currently use the Zeiss Distagon 35 1.4 ZM on a TAP, pretty happy with that combination, the only ...

I'm still using the previous version on my MC-11, I use it with the Canon 200 F2 and it has given me absolutely no problems so I'm reluctant to update the adapter, steady as she goes for now.

I have little interest in a 24mm lens, it's not a focal length that typically use, for lanscape work I stick primarily to 21mm. I think the 135 will be much more interesting especially how it ...

Personally I think it's a great idea especially for lenses that do not give you the option of using standard front mounted filters due to bulbous front elements or size. Great for for Polarizers ...

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I wasn't aware of this limitation  either, I've been using my Canon 50 f 0.95 pretty frequently on my A7R2;-)

Well as long as we are wishing and hoping, how about a high rez version of the A9.

I have both and although they both can serve as phenominal portrait lenses I tend to use the GM more for portrait work. The Art is extremely sharp wide open, the GM lags a bit behind in my view ...

Thanks😀 can’t wait to go back.