Jump to content

peter_roberts4

Members
  • Posts

    282
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Reputation

0 Neutral
  1. Just acquired a Sony A7RII camera. I had tried to shoot with Leica Elmarit-M 2.8/28 and Zeiss Distagon 2.8/28. The results are soft at corners when both of them are wide open to f2.8. With aperture set at f11, the extreme corners are quite acceptable. Enclosed are the photos for your judgement. So far, I am still looking for the best 28mm wide angle lens for A7RII except those Sony native lenses. Please tell me your choice. Manual focus is not a problem to me as I shoot landscape all the time.
  2. What I predicted in 2011 comes true now. MoneyDJ reported that Panasonic would be closing the department of digital camera.
  3. According to Money DJ reports, Panasonic will be closing three departments that are not making money, named digital camera, PBX and compact disc. What is the future of m3/4 format?
  4. <p>Do you have any experience or comments on Fotodiox Pro Lens Mount Shift Adapter Hasselblad V-Mount Lenses to Sony E-Mount Mirrorless Camera Adapter? Since the adapter does shift, is it durable or strong enough to hold V lenses which are generally heavy?</p>
  5. <p>I am looking for a well made Tilt Shift Adapter for Hasselblad V Mount CF Lens to Sony E Mount. Kipon produces one of this. Do you have any experience on Kipon? Or do you recommend other makers?</p> <p>Thanks.</p>
  6. <p>This review further confirms my selection of lens without Panasonic to be a wise choice.</p>
  7. <p>I agree "If you have a Summicron 35/2 sitting round ($2200 new), the $500 conversion might make sense." </p>
  8. <p>Price of this thin glass for a7II is 499.99 whereas that of a7II is around 1698. It is almost 30% of the value of the camera!</p>
  9. <p>A normal lip service from an organization like B&H : At B&H we value each and every customer; your concern is our concern. LOL</p>
  10. <p>Andy : I don't really care about my bad experience with B&H concerned anyone in the forum. Fact is fact.</p>
  11. <p>Very funny! Telling the truth = Bad badmouthing!</p> <p>This forum is a holy ground that people share their experience and truth. If you think "Telling the truth = Bad badmouthing", then yes, I am badmouthing them!</p>
  12. <p>Well, my unrealistic expectation of B&H was to have my films ordered sent to an address outside USA. <br> Last year, B&H said they could not send to an address without zip code although B&H had sent to my address without zip code hundred times in the past 20 years. The fact was B&H notified me their inability to mail the films after my order placed for two weeks and my repeated e-mails to ask for delivery. I had explained to them that there was no zip code in my country and they could not expect that everything outside USA should be same as that in the USA.<br> The problem was I ran out of time to order films from other dealers in the USA as I always relied on B&H for 20 years!</p>
  13. <p>I had started purchasing photographic equipment from B&H since 1990. Their service was excellent at that time. But I will never buy from B&H again as I had a very bad experience when I tried to buy films last years.</p>
  14. <p>I am heading to Seoul soon and planning to take some twilight photos of the city of Seoul. Could you suggest the locations or places where a tourist can access to take such kind of photos?</p> <p>Thanks.</p>
  15. peter_roberts4

    Untitled

    Well, the photo is yours. And the photo reflects the degree you master your camera and technique of photo taking. Anyway, a poor photo is still a poor photo.
×
×
  • Create New...