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A65, Tamron 60


White Rose - 155/365 von Shu'Gi (trying to catch up, but mostly off) auf Flickr

brettania wrote: Nice one ShuGi.

Thx :)

brettania wrote: Should I edit your forum name to reflect your Flickr persona?

Well, i hesitated from using Shu'Gi, because more often then not in Forums i noticed that the ' tends to cause problems with line breaks on some older browsers when used in linkable items, like nicnames etc. But if you think its ok here to use the ' it would be very nice of you to change it :)

Shu'Gi wrote: brettania wrote: Should I edit your forum name to reflect your Flickr persona? Well, i hesitated from using Shu'Gi, because more often then not in Forums i noticed that the ' tends to cause problems with line breaks on some older browsers when used in linkable items, like nicnames etc. But if you think its ok here to use the ' it would be very nice of you to change it :)

Seems to work here in Dyxum.

BTW love the DOF the 60mm gives with the a65.




Edited by brettania - 08 June 2012 at 14:09

Poppy


a700 Rokkor 50mm f1.7 iso200 1/1500

brettania wrote: Seems to work here in Dyxum. BTW love the DOF the 60mm gives with the a65.

Thx!

Yes, its a very nice lens, with nice relation of DOF and angle of field. Although sometimes i wish i had a bit more minimum distance. But ah well, im already saving for the Minolta 100 ;) Guess the two should complement each other nicely.

Dark red lily:


Sony Alfa 580, Tamron 28-200mm at 100mm, f/8, 1/125s, ISO200

Shu'Gi wrote: Yes, its a very nice lens, with nice relation of DOF and angle of field. Although sometimes i wish i had a bit more minimum distance. But ah well, im already saving for the Minolta 100 ;) Guess the two should complement each other nicely.

I find the Min 50 f2.8 macro and the Tammie 90 (and the Sigma 180 f5.6.) have the same relationship. You should give the Tammie some serious consideration. Snobbery and a shade better bokeh, but only a shade, give the Minolta the edge.