Thoth
Senior Member
Its E mount. But apsc lens. Need to remove rear baffle of d lens n use zoom in cam to 1.3x to get FF perspective. Still wide enuff.
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Its E mount. But apsc lens. Need to remove rear baffle of d lens n use zoom in cam to 1.3x to get FF perspective. Still wide enuff.
thanks , found on youtube very easy to remove the baffle
iamseanism
New Member
Would this be a better solution?
https://triggertrap.myshopify.com/c...kits/products/triggertrap-mobile-kit-for-sony
Then the RM-VPR1?
https://triggertrap.myshopify.com/c...kits/products/triggertrap-mobile-kit-for-sony
Then the RM-VPR1?
IMO, don't waste time with this.
CIZ upscales the image and is JPG only.
The JPG quality was not up to my expectations. (esp if ISO just goes up a bit)
To activate CIZ, you'd need to press the 'zoom' button, then change to 1.3x and do that everytime you power on.
If used in RAW, you'd have to gauge the composition to keep away from the vignette areas when you crop.
In the end, its very 'make do'.
YMMV
The only one that this can work well is the 10-18mm as 12-16mm is w/o physical vignette on the EVF so one can compose accordingly.
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Oh ... i only shoot in raw...... cant find the cis function maybe mine is A7.... the user manual for Sony not clear compare to nikon...
Manual?? What manual?
I am using a A7 too.
CIZ = clear image zoom (you should be able to google it up; quite lengthy to describe it here)
Its JPG only.
Anyway, all this remove baffle thing... its ok if you already have the lenses (like a guy who had NEX stuff) or if really budget constrained.
Only the 10-18mm is worth the trouble, imo.
Otherwise, very 'make do'
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ricleo
Senior Member
Quite true, the only apsc lens I kept was the 10-18. With baffle removed you can even use from 12-18mm without any vignettimg.
The apsc lenses like sigma 19mm 30mm 60mm f2.8 are cheap alternatives if u are willing to do extra work, useful in a pinch and actually v good IQ from sigma on these tiny lenses. but I sold them all after playing for a while.
The apsc lenses like sigma 19mm 30mm 60mm f2.8 are cheap alternatives if u are willing to do extra work, useful in a pinch and actually v good IQ from sigma on these tiny lenses. but I sold them all after playing for a while.
Manual?? What manual?
I am using a A7 too.
CIZ = clear image zoom (you should be able to google it up; quite lengthy to describe it here)
Its JPG only.
Anyway, all this remove baffle thing... its ok if you already have the lenses (like a guy who had NEX stuff) or if really budget constrained.
Only the 10-18mm is worth the trouble, imo.
Otherwise, very 'make do'
blurboiboi
Senior Member
hi bros.. any one uses the LA-EA4 adapter with Sigma A mount lenses??... does the lens AF and OS works using this adapter on E mount bodies??... thanks...
Thoth
Senior Member
If it is an A mount AF lens and pair with LAEA4, it should work on E mount bodies... There is a lot of bros here using A mount lenses on their A7/R/S via LAEA4 with AF...
blurboiboi
Senior Member
Hi Thoth... juz to double confirm even with third party lenses??.....
Thoth
Senior Member
At least the Sigma AF ones should work... I cant confirm with other brands... Other bros here who had experiences with them would be able to advise better...
blurboiboi
Senior Member
baa tanhaa
Member
i am using a sigma A mount with LA-EA4 on my sony a7. AF works with no problem. but u will get lesser AF points with the LA-EA4 as compared to a FE mounted lens without using adapter.
anyone?
For nikon you can change it on the adapter itself
Excluding G lens right?
Must buy the adapter support g lens.
http://www.***********.com.sg/ecommerce/cat_viewproducts.php?catid=25.1
ricleo
Senior Member
including G lens if you buy the right adaptor
for example this one. there is a actual ring for you to turn on the adaptor to change aperture.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1002616-REG/metabones_mb_nfg_e_bm1_nikon_g_mount_lens.html
for example this one. there is a actual ring for you to turn on the adaptor to change aperture.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1002616-REG/metabones_mb_nfg_e_bm1_nikon_g_mount_lens.html
Goldfishub
Member
I use this metabones, it works with G lens and is able to control f stop. However, it is gradual or continuous difficult to determine which f stop you are at. ha ha.
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