Sony A7 with M mount lens


blurboiboi said:
i find it tough to shoot with MF lens... any bros wanna organize a session to teach newbies like myself to shoot with MF lenses?.. hee
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The colour peaking very easy to master
 

blurboiboi said:
i find it tough to shoot with MF lens... any bros wanna organize a session to teach newbies like myself to shoot with MF lenses?.. hee
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yeah its not easy to shoot MF :-) imagine those photograpers before AF was invented :-) shoot sport with it and others you need to have a very good technique and think before you shoot :-). Few pointers I've learned after shooting with MF

1. Peaking is a MUST! :-) unless you uber good :-)
2. Position your self where your subject mostly like to move side to side of you (left and right) once you set your focus it's almost no need to refocus :-)
3. Avoid shooting subject that is moving away and towards you
4. If you can't avoid Situation 3 make sure you move same pace as your subject e.g. stalking from behind or walking backwards and facing your subject or if your expert enough you focus while your subject is moving or pre-focus to a pre-determine spot once your subject on that area shoot!
5. Like Advise 4 anticipate where your subject may land and pre-focus there. This is good for street photog just stand in one area let your subject fall into your trap lolz

That's All I can think of maybe other bros here would have other techniques to share :-)
 

albertri said:
yeah its not easy to shoot MF :-) imagine those photograpers before AF was invented :-) shoot sport with it and others you need to have a very good technique and think before you shoot :-). Few pointers I've learned after shooting with MF 1. Peaking is a MUST! :-) unless you uber good :-) 2. Position your self where your subject mostly like to move side to side of you (left and right) once you set your focus it's almost no need to refocus :-) 3. Avoid shooting subject that is moving away and towards you 4. If you can avoid Situation 3 make sure you move same pace as your subject e.g. stalking from behind or walking backwards and facing your subject or if your expert enough you focus while your subject is moving or pre-focus to a pre-determine spot once your subject on that area shoot! 5. Like Advise 4 anticipate where your subject may land and pre-focus there. This is good for street photog just stand in one area let your subject fall into your trap lolz That's All I can think of maybe other bros here would have other techniques to share :-)
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Pro. Cheers.
 

Maybe I share one input.

Use Manual Mode, set AUTO-ISO, set a high shutter speed (e.g 1/250) for subject which tend to move so that you wont hit the wall after finding your subject in focus by blurred images.
 

albertri said:
aiyah where got pro bro? we all shooting MF lenses sure you doing these also or maybe got better style can share? :-)
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style? shoot xmm has better performance? :bsmilie:
 

albertri said:
yeah its not easy to shoot MF :-) imagine those photograpers before AF was invented :-) shoot sport with it and others you need to have a very good technique and think before you shoot :-). Few pointers I've learned after shooting with MF 1. Peaking is a MUST! :-) unless you uber good :-) 2. Position your self where your subject mostly like to move side to side of you (left and right) once you set your focus it's almost no need to refocus :-) 3. Avoid shooting subject that is moving away and towards you 4. If you can't avoid Situation 3 make sure you move same pace as your subject e.g. stalking from behind or walking backwards and facing your subject or if your expert enough you focus while your subject is moving or pre-focus to a pre-determine spot once your subject on that area shoot! 5. Like Advise 4 anticipate where your subject may land and pre-focus there. This is good for street photog just stand in one area let your subject fall into your trap lolz That's All I can think of maybe other bros here would have other techniques to share :-)
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Nice, thanks for sharing...
 

albertri said:
yeah its not easy to shoot MF :-) imagine those photograpers before AF was invented :-) shoot sport with it and others you need to have a very good technique and think before you shoot :-). Few pointers I've learned after shooting with MF

1. Peaking is a MUST! :-) unless you uber good :-)
2. Position your self where your subject mostly like to move side to side of you (left and right) once you set your focus it's almost no need to refocus :-)
3. Avoid shooting subject that is moving away and towards you
4. If you can't avoid Situation 3 make sure you move same pace as your subject e.g. stalking from behind or walking backwards and facing your subject or if your expert enough you focus while your subject is moving or pre-focus to a pre-determine spot once your subject on that area shoot!
5. Like Advise 4 anticipate where your subject may land and pre-focus there. This is good for street photog just stand in one area let your subject fall into your trap lolz

That's All I can think of maybe other bros here would have other techniques to share :-)
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Failed badly for #03 LOL!!!
 

albertri said:
yeah its not easy to shoot MF :-) imagine those photograpers before AF was invented :-) shoot sport with it and others you need to have a very good technique and think before you shoot :-). Few pointers I've learned after shooting with MF

1. Peaking is a MUST! :-) unless you uber good :-)
2. Position your self where your subject mostly like to move side to side of you (left and right) once you set your focus it's almost no need to refocus :-)
3. Avoid shooting subject that is moving away and towards you
4. If you can't avoid Situation 3 make sure you move same pace as your subject e.g. stalking from behind or walking backwards and facing your subject or if your expert enough you focus while your subject is moving or pre-focus to a pre-determine spot once your subject on that area shoot!
5. Like Advise 4 anticipate where your subject may land and pre-focus there. This is good for street photog just stand in one area let your subject fall into your trap lolz

That's All I can think of maybe other bros here would have other techniques to share :-)
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thanks!.... actually they should have a focus box too hor with peaking at the same time... then when the part in the focus box is in focus there will be beeps... juz like AF.... will makes mf lens much easier to use.. her am i being greedy??
 

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ngwmk said:
Let me put some poison to some bros here on the CV21mm F1.8 shot with the VME

One more of the CV 35mm F1.2 ASPH
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Let me add some from CV35/1.2

From the street of Osaka
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