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zstan
post Feb 28 2012, 09:03 AM

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QUOTE(Dreamworks @ Feb 27 2012, 11:48 PM)
Fuyoh, suddenly everybody so active... Was awfully quiet last weekend laugh.gif By the way, my IR remotes came in today. Anybody want one? I bought extras by accident (multi-tabbed browsing cool2.gif ), sell at cost of RM6. Discount RM1 if you work in Sony hehe... I can pass to you anytime in the office.
Most tele lens usually like that, big and long and maybe heavy especially old ones with metal-build, really need a tripod if zoomed out. I bidded (and still winning atm) for the 1st version by Kiron, gonna need to start exercising my hands and arms as it's the heaviest of all sweat.gif
NEX has a crop factor of 1.5x so a 50mm (FX/full-frame format) lens would equal to ~75mm on our cams, not sure whether the adapter will affect anything though. Can always try a extension tube if you want close-ups, cheap and can be used with majority of lenses unlike filters which are limited by its thread size, 49mm cannot install on 55mm and vice-versa unless add step-up/step-down ring.
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The adapter won't affect the crop factor. But with extension tubes you lose your ability to focus to infinity and the IQ may lose out to using Raynox.
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post Feb 28 2012, 10:31 AM

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QUOTE(stimix @ Feb 27 2012, 06:51 PM)
Hmnnn I just like the feeling of bokeness.. Well, I dunno what zstan mean by messy bokeh but I just luv it..unless somewan wth SEL50F1.8 can get better than the so called messy bokeh? In the 1st place, isn't bokeh suppose to be very messy on the background haha


Added on February 27, 2012, 6:54 pmWah. likedat your earlier macro works all using 5N? darn those really good macro... U need to share abit of your technique of maroing wth NEX 5n dy haha  rclxms.gif
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stimix : I not using Nex5N for macro photography. I using A550 for macro only. but now day i very seldom macro smile.gif some more my macro skill is not good smile.gif
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post Feb 28 2012, 10:56 AM

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Is it under exposure? flex.gif
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post Feb 28 2012, 11:03 AM

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QUOTE(serewen @ Feb 28 2012, 10:56 AM)
Is it under exposure? flex.gif
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i think you should ask: is it over exposure? tongue.gif
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post Feb 28 2012, 12:10 PM

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So raynox better than Extension tube hmm.gif .. Thinking of getting one. I luv macro but the result kenot even get close to fansoptian.. blush.gif
QUOTE(zstan @ Feb 28 2012, 09:03 AM)
The adapter won't affect the crop factor. But with extension tubes you lose your ability to focus to infinity and the IQ may lose out to using Raynox.
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post Feb 28 2012, 02:06 PM

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QUOTE(stimix @ Feb 28 2012, 12:10 PM)
So raynox better than Extension tube  hmm.gif .. Thinking of getting one. I luv macro but the result kenot even get close to fansoptian..  blush.gif
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Straight buy the 30mm macro la tongue.gif

Or tamron sp90. And an adapter.
Shoot more and u will get better.
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post Feb 28 2012, 02:15 PM

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If I can get a NEX 30mm Macro for <RM400..yes liao..but-but....haizzz


Added on February 28, 2012, 2:19 pmSimilarly, If I can get a bokehlicious NEX 50mmF1.8 for <RM400, I will not hv bought the ancient 50mmF1.4 haha..will I'm happy wth the purchase anyway bcos still wow wth the bokeh factor of what this manual lens can do..well at my noob level lah..future...wait till I master better shooting haha

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The bokeh of this manual 50mm F1.8 is nice & yes - Wow..But wait till bokeh expert here comment haha..
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post Feb 28 2012, 02:59 PM

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QUOTE(stimix @ Feb 28 2012, 02:57 PM)
The bokeh of this manual 50mm F1.8 is nice & yes - Wow..But wait till bokeh expert here comment haha..
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these are taken from another lens, not MD 50mm f1.7 tongue.gif


Added on February 28, 2012, 3:00 pmbut i wonder y in 3rd picture the bokeh is in hexagon shape sweat.gif

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Oh I c..After checking your exif..F1.0?? wow.. sumore AF AE mode.. NEX 3 got such a powerful F1 lens meh?
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QUOTE(stimix @ Feb 28 2012, 03:06 PM)
Oh I c..After checking your exif..F1.0?? wow.. sumore AF AE mode.. NEX 3 got such a powerful F1 lens meh?
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no la...it show f1.0 because of the Af-emount adapter... Its impossible for me to have the fund to buy f1.0 lens sweat.gif



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QUOTE(Ah hao @ Feb 28 2012, 02:59 PM)

Added on February 28, 2012, 3:00 pmbut i wonder y in 3rd picture the bokeh is in hexagon shape sweat.gif
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not a bokeh expert nor even a camera expert but think the heptagon bokeh (not hex coz i think i counted 7 sides i/o 6 on the clearest one) is caused by your aperture fins... If your lens aperture fins is 6 fins type, then you will have a hexagon shaped bokeh... if you have about 12 fins aperture, then most likely you will get close to a round shaped ones... so guessing your lens have a 7 aperture fins...

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QUOTE(mavericksam @ Feb 28 2012, 03:24 PM)
not a bokeh expert nor even a camera expert but think the heptagon bokeh (not hex coz i think i counted 7 sides i/o 6 on the clearest one) is caused by your aperture fins... If your lens aperture fins is 6 fins type, then you will have a hexagon shaped bokeh... if you have about 12 fins aperture, then most likely you will get close to a round shaped ones... so guessing your lens have a 7 aperture fins...
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wow, thanks for the answer biggrin.gif

ur answer very correct,just check online this lens aperture blades=7 thumbup.gif
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Haha..something new to me too..din know the bokeh reflection can be from the apperture blades haha
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no prob... am still learning too... worst of all, don't even have a cam myself (the last time i had was a canon slr [without the D])... lol...
though am targeting a nex system in coming months... 5n or dive in to a 7? hmm...
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Hello! I'm keen to join in the SONY NEX group! biggrin.gif HOWEVER, the issue bothering me is that whether to get the NEX C3 or 5N. I got advised by the sales personnel to get the NEX C3, cause the image quality are equally the same! On the other hand, I saw some of you still prefer the latter one. Hmm, actually is there any difference that will affect the image quality? Is it Worth for the price paid for the upgrade from C3 to 5N? Any advice for me? Nearly Zero knowledge to photography O__O In a dilemma of C3 or 5N. cry.gif cry.gif appreciate much for the adviceeee!! blush.gif
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get the 5N... price difference is not that much really...
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QUOTE(minnt90 @ Feb 28 2012, 04:16 PM)
Hello! I'm keen to join in the SONY NEX group!  biggrin.gif  HOWEVER, the issue bothering me is that whether to get the NEX C3 or 5N. I got advised by the sales personnel to get the NEX C3, cause the image quality are equally the same! On the other hand, I saw some of you still prefer the latter one. Hmm, actually is there any difference that will affect the image quality? Is it Worth for the price paid for the upgrade from C3 to 5N? Any advice for me? Nearly Zero knowledge to photography O__O In a dilemma of C3 or 5N. cry.gif  cry.gif  appreciate much for the adviceeee!!  blush.gif
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i am a nex 3 user, last time when choosing between nex 3 and nex 5 , in order to save 3-400, i choose 3. but now i feel regret. C3 cant use remote shutter, which is quite useful...

other than that its not much different for me.
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5 sides = pentagon
6 sides = hexagon
7 sides = heptagon/septagon
8 sides = octagon
9 sides = nonagon

To have circular bokeh, just use the lens wide open. A lens is considered "circular aperture" by Minolta's standards, if the bokeh remains circular when set to 2 stops below its brightest aperture - meaning a F1.7 lens with "circular aperture" will still show a circular aperture at F3.5. However at F4.0 onwards it may start to show a polygonal shape instead.

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