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Selling my Voigtlander APO Lanther lens for FF Sony E mount cameras. In close to mint condition. No nicks or scratches. Comes with original front and rear caps, hood and box. Asking $625.

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Selling my Sony 12-24 zoom. Bought used a few months ago. Nice lens. Sharp at all focal lengths. Just don't seem to be using it much. Lens in in excellent condition. Minimal wear on body. Glass is very clean. Front cap is a bit scratched. $950 .

Selling my Olympus 50 macro lens and adapter. Lens is native to the 4/3 system. Adapter will allow mounting on a micro 4/3 camera. Only some m4/3 cameras will focus this lens. I had been using an Olympus EM-1. I purchased the lens brand new directly from Olympus at the time this lens was being discontinued. Only lightly used, basically like new. Comes with original box, lens hood, caps, pouch. The Olympus MMF-3 adapter is also in mint condition, and comes with the front and rear caps. Asking $350.

Both sold.

Reduced: Olympus E M10: $400 Olympus 9-18 $200 Or buy both to save more.

Selling my OM-D E-M10 Mark IV Camera Body (Silver). Mint condition, works great, 502 actuations. Comes with original strap, body cap, instruction, charging adapter. $425. Olympus 9-18mm m.Zuiko for micro4/3. Basically in like new condition. Comes with original front and rear caps, box, instructions. $250.

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Selling the following gear for Sony E mount. Bought the lenses new, still in like new condition with all original items, caps, hood, case, box. Rokinon 35mm f/1.8 lens, mint condition Samyang 75mm f/1.8 lens, mint condition Samyang Lens Station, purchased used, in excellent condition, with cap, cable, box. $35 Selling everything together for $475, or sell individually. Excellent lenses, very sharp. Just changing up my gear a bit.

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Reduced to $400.

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Selling my Olympus M.Zuiko 8-25mm f/4.0 Pro Lens. I bought this new but haven't used it much, as I'm gradually shifting over to FF. In mint condition. Comes with original caps, hood, box, pouch and instructions.

Selling my 40mm G lens: In mint condition. Comes with box, (which somehow got dented a bit), instructions, front and rear caps and hood. $450

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I bought this gear last year as a 2nd camera to my A7RIV. Just don't seem to be using it, so up for sale. A7C: Less than 1000 actuations. Mint condition. No scratches or nicks. Rear screen very clean. Comes with original battery, body cap, strap, cables, instructions. Will include original box, which is for the kit. $1500 40mm G lens: Mint condition. Comes with box, (which somehow got dented a bit), instructions, front and rear caps and hood. $450 28-60mm Zoom: Mint condition. Comes with front and rear caps. Will also include a step up ring (40.5-52mm) that I used to attach a polarizing filter. $250 Payment by PayPal.

<p>When I want small and light, I take my Panasonic GM5 with the 12-32 zoom. Always surprises me how good the pictures are for such a little package. EVF not great, but it least it's built in. I also have the small Pan 35-100. Same for that lens.</p>

<p>Arthur, I probably did do some brick wall shooting when I first got the lens, but don't have those photos anymore. My experience is that the lens stopped down can be very sharp center and border, but does lose resolution in the very corners. At maximum aperture, the lens is noticeably less sharp and lower contrast, but still okay in the center. I bought it for landscape photography, so I can work around that.</p> <p>The Great falls picture was shot at 1/200 and probably f/5.6 or f/8. The spring house picture probably does suffer from lack of DOF at the top. I was standing close to the house, so the trees at the top were quite a bit further away. </p> <p>PNet provided the magnifier. That is a nice feature!</p>

<p>Here is another with more distant focus. The lens seems to lose a little with closer focusing.</p> <p> </p><div></div>

<p>I've been using a Olympus 24mm F/2.8 MC lens on the A7. Been getting some nice results, if stopped down to f/5.6 or 8. Fairly sharp right to the edges. I'm still getting the hang of focusing manually. Need more practice on that.</p><div></div>

<p>Very cool feature. Looks like for now it only works with the Olympus 60mm macro, and Pro 12-40 and 40-150. Don't have any of these lenses, but tempted to get the 60mm just for that feature.</p>

<p>I've been using the Kipon OM-NEX adapter on my A7. The focus scale seems to be accurate, as far as I can tell. Have only used it with the Olympus 24mm F/2.8, so not the most critical focal length to judge. Adorama sells the Kipon in a number of different mounts. They are very well made.</p>

<p>Another thought would be go into your camera menu and turn down some of the jpeg default settings. Maybe cut back on saturation, contrast, noise reduction, etc. Then increase those things as needed in Photoshop. Much better to adjust later then try to reduce what the camera has added.</p>