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Just two small bags, one on every shoulder. Both cameras with a zoom and even one extra Pentax lens.I just hope he had camera bearers for all that gear he had to haul out to that location to do that comparison.
I too like the appearance of the Pentax better but the differences as viewed on the net are both excellent and either would be keepers.
I like it : there is lot of action in this pic which makes me think to Phileas Fogg novel : 80 days around the world. Plus the lighting is great.A7R MII, 28mm f/2, ISO640, 1/160sec
Ironically, there is not a hot air balloon in "...80 Days". That's something that came from the movie and the most iconic thing people remember about the story.I like it : there is lot of action in this pic which makes me think to Phileas Fogg novel : 80 days around the world. Plus the lighting is great.
Thanks Jim. I may have to take a look at the upcoming new A mount from Sony for use with this lens.Very nice Carl, I have that lens and actually like it better than my 70-400G when set from 550mm and lower but this lens lives on my a77II and I just can't justify putting the a7rII behind it instead. On the a77II it has the apc factor, a great AF system, and a much higher frame rate for BIF and wildlife.
I keep debating the #3 adapter and using the longer glass on the a7rII but as of right now I see my a7rII as a 90mm and under body until they offer something longer in E mount that makes more sense.
Those images do make this decision tougher
He walked right in front of me as I was taking photos (What a cheek!!!)...I considered pushing him out of the way but then realized I was an EMMET myself!
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