ready to get the 50mm soon not F1.8 not F1.4 but something specials :3

:3

I only know SP90 F2.5 is 1:2 Macro while F2.8 is 1:1 and the older F2.5 has AF ...

KM 28-75 F2.8 ...

Sigma 24-70 F2.8 ...

Tokina 24-70/28-70? (not sure which is correct x_x) F2.8 ......

Sigma 50-150 F2.8 HSM

Tokina 50-150 F2.8


Rare series:

Tamron 28-105 F2.8

This post has been edited by wingster: Jun 17 2010, 10:26 PM

Soon not only A7xx ... Sony will also introduce new series of pellix cameras in budget price with around 10fps per second just electronic viewfinder ;D

1. 17-75 =O? Didn't heard that lens before, about macro magnification most of the Zoom Lens with macro ability usually has around 1:4 ~1:4.5 Magnification expect long focal zoom like 70-300 macro series would have 1:2 Macro Magnification

2. A380 has max ISO of 3200

3. I'm not sure but you can look at the playback display where it has the number of many you take

4. Not sure for this either xD

5. For 49mm, you can get the Raynox 250 (compatible from 49mm-67mm) Macro filter

This lens kah?

Well from the specs, it mentions the lens have 1:2.3 magnification which is good enough macro capability for still live and flower but downside for the lens is the aperture of F2.8 only limits around 17mm~20mm?

I think you can try to research it at Dyxum.com about the performance of this lens

This post has been edited by wingster: Jun 18 2010, 08:57 PM

looks like Raynox + 55200 can produce awesome effect xD !! Nice work !!

:3 some picture with my 50mm

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erm .. guys wanna know something about focusing screen whats is it actually? can actually change the focusing screen for better AF or other features or not much?

I see because just looking some thread saying those old film SLR like K-3 focusing screen install on the DSLR will improve the focus accuracy but I'm not is true or not, now I get it.

hmm so is only useful for MF? AF don't have any effects?

This post has been edited by wingster: Jun 24 2010, 07:28 PM

okay now I get it :3 thanks for the info xD

:3 .. learning macro


This post has been edited by wingster: Jun 26 2010, 05:19 PM

is called "stamp tool" which is for cloning the similar points and cover on the object u want

use stamp tool for clone + repair it or next time u shot, take 2 different (1 smaller aperture and 1 brighter aperture which shows dust free) aperture and then merge and masking to repair it :3

haiz thats why when use F22+ you need to take noted on it

For me usually landscape photoshooting will only use maximum value of F16~F18 for easy clean up against the stupid ulat + dots of dust while normally F11~F13 would be well done IMO unless u want to catch every single detail clearly? :?

This post has been edited by wingster: Jun 26 2010, 11:30 PM

I know that is not a great solution but it is one of the solution for you to repair when both healing brush or stamp tool were not working well, the method of 2 different F-number might be useful on certain area like skies, cloud or something which is in pattern and about DoF what I do is to focus on the subject which I find the part where most dust appear on the area when u take on smaller aperture

This just one of my working method which may not be a right solution by others people

This post has been edited by wingster: Jun 27 2010, 01:13 AM

It may better for 50mm F1.8 + F20AM combo if u want to light carry

A700 for better handling and customization (Quick Navi, DoF Preview, more flexible control)

A550 for extra features (Manual Live View, Quick AF Live View in 4FPS, better ISO control, HDR options)

or wait for newer model =) which come with better specs and perhaps video recording

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Added on June 29, 2010, 8:28 amGo for SAL 1.8 =)

This post has been edited by wingster: Jun 29 2010, 08:28 AM