TROUBLE SHOOT LEICA ACQUIRE MANUAL

Both setup will be set at f/1.2 aperture, and at ISO 400 for cleaner nighttime image files. I decided to pair off two different camera and lens setup: the Sony A7r MKII + Leica 50mm f/1.2 Noctilux on a Techart Autofocus M-Mount adaptor versus the Leica MP240 + Leica 50mm f/0.95 Noctilux. So then, I decided on a different approach for this challenge. In other words, it might have been okay, except human error was just too much of an issue, especially in the case of this human - yours truly. my autofocusing technique on the A7r MKII was not sufficiently proficient. With autofocus, would it be possible to do street photography without having to stop down? Would it be possible to open up the aperture wider all the way, in order to have cleaner files with less grain? To test out that question, I decided to go out onto the street, and give it a go. However, the tradeoff of zone focusing is a slower shutter speed and/or higher ISO, in order to accommodate a more generous depth of field for focus wiggle room. Zone focusing by definition is not focusing at all. Of course it cannot be faster than zone focusing. Can it autofocus quickly on the street, faster than zone focusing.Īdmittedly, that is a loaded question.

TROUBLE SHOOT LEICA ACQUIRE MANUAL

I mean sure it can autofocus a manual focus M-Mount Leica lens on a Sony A7 and A7r body in a controlled environment, but can it do it under duress. With this Techart Autofocus adaptor, it actually autofocused.

From the first generation Lytro camera, to the encrypted Blackphone, to even the Google Glass, I've had many disappointments over the years. I've bought many gadgets over the year, and many of them really didn't work well at all. I mean it worked! I mean, why shouldn't it work? The fact that it's out there in the market means it should work? Shouldn't it? All I can say is OMG when I first put my manual focus Leica M-Mount lens on the Techart Autofocus adaptor for Sony A7 bodied cameras.

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