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That’s good to hear. I have been using a Rokinon 14mm on my Z6 and while it is working out well I would like to have that focal range and also the ability to use my filters.

Thanks and thanks for sharing your image and experience . I was wondering about that 11mm lens. Cool image. I am pretty happy with all the manual focus lenses I have been using. I don’t mind the ...

Thanks. I am enjoying the camera for sure!

Thank you! Thanks for looking :)

Thank You! Thanks for looking :)

Thank you! Thanks for looking :)

I don't think I explained it right. I look at the histogram along with the live preview image in the viewfinder to figure correct exposure. Because you see the exposure in the viewfinder it is ...

I don't think I explained it right. I look at the histogram along with the live preview image in the viewfinder to figure correct exposure. Because you see the exposure in the viewfinder it is ...

Thanks. Yes it is fully manual. Focusing is easy as I was shooting these landscapes and just set the ring to infinity. Being 14mm and f8 almost everything was in sharp focus. The camera meters and ...

I thought I would post a few pictures I took today while trying out the Rokinon 14m lens I have had for some years now. It is a Canon EF mount. I picked up a cheap adapter for it and I think it ...

smaller, cheaper lenses. I'm all for that! I have been using the cheaper 1.8 lenses for years and I am quite happy.

Yes, I have been using the same Unicolor kit for over a year now and have developed many rolls.

Thanks!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you!

A Seagull sits still as the ocean moves in color just after sunset. Long Island, NY

@ old Ed, I am using a cheap Fotasy adapter for the manual lenses. So far I have used Nikon, Canon FD and old Minolta lenses. Works great.

So glad my Nikon Z6 has it. I am enjoying using all my old AIS lenses. I am able to handhold down to 1/8th of a second and still get sharp pictures.

A shot from a local Horse Farm in Manorville, NY. (Long Island) I am really enjoying this camera! Cheers :-)