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Zeiss brought to the market new line of lenses – Zeiss Loxia. Loxia lenses are specially developed for Sony E mount full frame cameras, such as Sony A7, A7r and A7s recently. Lenses could be of course used on any Sony E mount camera, including NEX and later APS-C models without limitation. Zeiss Loxia are…
I decided to made this little list of great gifts that I would like someone to buy me for X-mass 2014, or for any other reason... You should however consider my mental state and the fact that with this post I am trying to make you click and buy gifts, using enclosed affiliate links, which…
You can read first part of the review here - http://www.verybiglobo.com/metabones-speed-bosster-ultra-review-part-i/ For comparative part of the review, I decided to go with Canon EF 50/1.2 L . Changing lenses on the adapters and especially using LTII without aperture control, while trying to shoot real life images is simply too challenging and it might cause serious…
As announced couple of weeks ago, I am starting to work on the review of the new focal reducer - Metabones Speed Booster Ultra, made again in cooperation with Caldwell Photographic, company its founder - Brian Caldwell, was first to introduce concept of focal reducers for mirrorless cameras, few years ago. Metabones Speed Booster Ultra…
Panorama photography has many followers and it represents one of the most challenging photo techniques. You can achieve best results only with appropriate accessories, such as panorama heads. However panorama heads, especially well made and precise ones, are either expensive or large or often both. I am using Novoflex panorama system, that I rarely take…
Next review to come is our first accessory review. Incredible clever, high quality but still affordable combination of tripod and smallest full 360° pano head, for all panorama lovers. Review of Bushman Amarula (tripod) and Gobi (panorama head) is simply something that you shouldn't miss. Next to follow will be big review of new…
You can read first part of the review here - http://www.verybiglobo.com/sony-fe-70-200-f4-g-oss-lens-review-part-1/, second part here - http://www.verybiglobo.com/sony-fe-70-200-f4-g-oss-lens-review-part-2/, and third part here - http://www.verybiglobo.com/sony-fe-70-200-f4-g-oss-lens-review-part-3/ I spent almost two months with the Sony FE 70-200 F/4 G OSS now, and I have crystal clear opinion about the lens. In short - it's very good. This post will therefore…
Intro: Zeiss brought to the market new line of lenses - Zeiss Loxia. Loxia lenses are specially developed for Sony E mount full frame cameras, such as Sony A7, A7r and A7s recently. Lenses could be of course used on any Sony E mount camera, including NEX and later APS-C models without limitation. Zeiss Loxia…
The first part of this review can be found here – http://www.verybiglobo.com/sony-fe-70-200-f4-g-oss-lens-review-part-1/ and the second here - http://www.verybiglobo.com/sony-fe-70-200-f4-g-oss-lens-review-part-2/ Let's take a look at 200mm performance and few more aspects starting with obligatory ISO 12333 chart. (Please note, that chart has over 70cm width, but the distance from the camera was still close to MFD. That…
The first part of this review can be found here - http://www.verybiglobo.com/sony-fe-70-200-f4-g-oss-lens-review-part-1/ In this part, I will take a look at 100mm performance and something that arisen, during the test as an interesting topic for debate. Let's take a brief look at obligatory ISO 12333 chart. Please note, that chart has over 70cm width, but…
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