sony A7R + 24tse

[daf]

Hi,
Sure there is many people who had try it ... so please:
Could anyone share a raw or Jpeg full size with no sharpness apply.
ideal would be :
- one with medium shift, say 7mm (would be nice to have something to check in the upper corner...)
- one with only few degree of tilt (1°@5,6 for landscape)

Thanks a lot !

 

[ddanois]

I would be interested in this combo as well!

 

[cjl]

I ran an initial test with the a7r and the EF 24 TSE II with a Metabones adapter today. Only examined JPGs, but the results are encouraging. Straight on, the images look at least as sharp as I recall from the 1Ds III and 6D (unfortunately, neither on hand any more for comparison). There is distortion at either end of a full shift series, but no obvious smearing. The very limited amount of tilt I tested also performed well for sharpness. Haven't looked for color shift carefully yet, but didn't notice any on first glance. Chris

 

[ddanois]

Great to hear!

 

[jpaulmoore]

My A7r arrives on Wednesday and I will be testing it with both the 17 & 24 TS Lenses. Not sure how I am going to process them at the moment as I am still with Lightroom 4 & CS 6. I now have Capture One Pro 7 but I don't think it is currently supported.

 

[Ron Pfister]

You can always convert the Sony ARWs to DNG with version 8.3 RC of Adobe's DNG Converter, and then work away in your favorite image processing application.

 

[mbroomfield]

With CS 6 just update to ACR 8.3

 

[Ron Pfister]

With CS 6 just update to ACR 8.3

While that will work for Photoshop, it won't for LR4. For the latter, using DNGs is the only solution.

 

[jpaulmoore]

Ron, I wasn't aware that I could convert to DNG and process. Thanks!
J. Paul

 

[jpaulmoore]

Mike, I don't think I can upgrade with my current operating system. I am using 10.6.8 (Snow Leopard) on my mac.
Thanks,
J. Paul

 

[Ron Pfister]

Ron, I wasn't aware that I could convert to DNG and process. Thanks!

You're most welcome! BTW, this is Adobe's official solution for anyone using an out-dated version of LR or PS. The latest version of the DNG Converter is always available for free.

Edit: I should add that Adobe will be providing up-to-date versions of ACR for PS CS6 for the foreseeable future, so there's no need for DNGs if you're using ACR/PS CS6. The current release candidates can be downloaded from labs.adobe.com.

 

[mbroomfield]

No, Abobe have committed to keep updating CS6 with ACR updates. You will NOT get the new features of CC (eg motion blur reduction).

Give it a try

 

[mbroomfield]

Oh, Ron beat me to it

 

[ShooterSteve]

This is very exciting. I'd also love to know how good tethering works with C1Pro. That's very very important to me. I guess I could use Lightroom if I had to, but would rather not.