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Showing posts with label Vivitar. Show all posts
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Monday, November 9, 2015
Canon 135mm F2.8 FD Lens adapted to Sony A7
Canon 135mm F2.8 FD Lens adapted to Sony A7 shot this with my Vivitar 135mm F2.8 Lens in Canon FD mount at F2.8 shot at 24FPS in 1080P mode. I was reasonably sure this would look good as I've used this lens on my old Panasonic DMC-GF3 and DMC-G5 as well as on my Sony NEX-5 and I've always gotten good results. I used an inexpensive $10 Mechanical only Canon FD to Sony E mount adapter tho I also have a Turbo Speedbooster which is supposed to restrore an APS-C size sensor Camera to "Full Frame Look" as well as give back a stop of light. This is not a long drawn out scientific look at this lens, just a quick look to get an idea how it looks on a Sony A7 and if it ill look good enough for work for you.
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Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Sony A7 Full Frame Vs Crop Frame in Video mode and more
I was curious wether there was any difference shooting 1080P video on the A7 in Crop mode Vs Full Frame Mode so shot this video. I'll let you guys decide what you think. I shot the entire video using a modified Sigma 60mm F2.8 Art Lens. I shot wide open and at 1/50 shutter speed. After comparing Full Frame to Crop Mode I then grabbed a Vivitar .43 Wide Angle Adapter and screwed it onto the end of the lens and compared again. The video with this adapter is remarkably good. Again I'll let you make your own decision of course.
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