Recent content by rob88

This one reallly supports your argument for the contribution good rendering makes to the emotion of a scene. Lovely! I do think the 35GM is the best 35 I have owned. If only it were half the size and weight it would be glued to my camera like my old Summilux was!

Not sure I have attached these right. Better read the instructions!

And this one with the Sony 35 1.4GM

Some pics with the Sigma 45 2.8. The first one is at f2.8

Thanks Lee. I mostly shoot people (family, friends) & travel. Don't use much over 90mm but that may due to coming from a rangefinder background. I have not used 180mm for 30 years -- maybe time to give it a try.

By the way, is this thread the main forum for Sony full frame shooters or are there other threads I should also explore?

Will do Alan. I'm only a few weeks into my new Sony A7R4 and there is still a lot to learn. Very happy with the way my kit is shaping up: Sony 24/2.8G, Sony 35/1.4GM and now the Sigma 45/2.8. That's the main primes for now. I may add a zoom or the 50/1.2GM as a prestige lens, when my bank...

Just to say I decided on the Sigma 45 2.8 in the end. The Sony 50 2.5 was v good but the images could be a bit severe because of the high contrast sharpness, and the backgrounds looks a bit busier too. The Sigma is smoother while still retaining lots of detail. An added bonus is the build...

New into Sony (with an A7R4) and this is my first post here. Hi, everyone. I am looking for a light walk-around 50mm or similar. Tried the 50/2.5G which is okay but a bit too sharp and flat. So thinking of the Sigma 45/2.8 as an alternative. In the reviews it seems to divide opinion: some...