Pictures from the Meadow

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Hi Doc, great size for the A7'series, and great range. My main quibble would be that focus by wire is a bit awkward if you use MF a lot. Happy to have this as my general purpose lens.
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Another picture form the misty meadow.

Image2016 Eades - Break Through by Birm, on Flickr

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Another great meadow shot.
Andy I really admire your shots.

As for MF, I don't use them on AF lens, after all, what's the point of investing in an AF lens and use it as MF? And BTW that's a big excuse for me to invest in MF lenses such as M42 lenses, even medium format MF lenses and so on. And the biggest one (are you listening Sury?) is to invest in Loxia lenses :D
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Thank you Doc :)

There are a lot of great wide angle primes for E mount. I think something in the 20 to 24 range will be my next purchase, but not too soon.
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Another nice one, Andy. I am loving those soft(er) colors.

Thanks a lot, Doc. :) I am still shying away from E-mount.
I was tempted by A7R2 but with A99II announcement, I
don't see E-mount in near future. But never say, never. :D
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Thanks Sury :)

I think an A99 as a main camera and an A7 series for travel would be a perfect combo ;)
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Et tu Andy.... :lol:

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WOW! Great capture of the sunbeams.
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Thanks Jeff :)
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Just took my breath away! Like Heaven's Gardens are lighting up from an alien source of light that beams down....

So well captured and neatly caught in the nick of time before the scene is washed away in abundant light of emerging day.

Thanks for sharing, Birma.

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Thank you Yildiz :)
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