Problem with these encounters regardless of who is ‘right’ is that you lose energy to them and that 100% affects your photography.
I’ve been harassed by a security guard before whilst on public property and whilst I was technically right the whole encounter left me fed up and not wanting to...
Almost every newspaper is carrying the same image this morning and I couldn’t help but notice it looked different on every paper! Warm/cold/brighter/darker, seems even picture editors can’t agree on what an image should look like!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-the-papers-68909962
I don’t agree with the argument that some smaller shops use regarding card fees I.e a reason for only accepting cash. Having to queue up every day in your bank to deposit cash costs far more (in time alone). Internet signal aside I do see cash only signs as one thing and that’s tax evasion.
I agree and for me that’s where the real skill lies. It’s all very well capturing a beautiful scene that nature provided for you on a platter but those pics are ten a penny!
Very poor in autofocus is very subjective, I suspect it beats hands down many lenses that yesteryear had ‘excellent’ autofocus. At least you’ve read a review though now so you can actually post an opinion :thumb:
I guess that is how false info spreads!!
Sharpness is remarkable. Contrast is excellent, flare is minimal, bokeh is pleasant, chromatic aberration is all but invisible, and the small amount of vignetting is easily corrected in post. Even wide open, this lens is fairly crisp, improving at f/4 as...
Thanks and perhaps I’ll get over myself and take a look at the Tamron!!
Out of interest, whilst I don’t particularly want another 35mm lens the Tamron 35 2.8 reviews exceptionally in the IQ department, given your the second person (along with @f/2.8) that has said the Tamron isn’t that good...
Yeah I’ve served my time with adapted lenses back with the original NEX! Please don’t send me back ;)
I’d just rather not have the faff and given I need a lens that can just focus a bit closer rather than a true macro lens I think I’d prefer to go directly mounted and given a Tamron 35 2.8 1:2...
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