100Mm Lens For Sony

[0.615 lb] Easily holds my Sony A7RII with a 24-100mm lens. It grips smoothly and tightly. My only issue is that this thing is so solid that I am thinking I should have gotten the TT-200 with the extension mount on top.

[L-Mount] The Laowa 100mm, combined with the Sony A7IV, represents a great macro solution. This lens is built like a tank. The ability to zoom in at 2:1 offers an advantage over most other macro lens offerings. I found the Laowa to be incredibly sharp from f/2.8 - f/11. Even at f/16, diffraction barely impacts photo quality. The Focus Peaking and Zoom features on the Sony A7IV work well with the Laowa to ensure your subject is in focus. Macro photography with a manual-focus lens such as the Laowa does require some patience and practice, however, so expect to spend some time refining your technique. The only improvements I would suggest would be: 1. A slightly firmer clicking mechanism for the aperture ring and, 2. Changing the gear ratio of the manual focus ring to provide more incremental adjustments.

[0.195 lb] I bought the Lee 72MM Wide Adapter ring, 100MM Big Stopper, to use with my Sony A7M2 combined with s Sony 16-35MM F4 lens. This adapter when used brings the filter holder extremely close to the lens. It MUST be used alone with no other filters on the lens, or vignetting will occur at 16MM.

[Canon EF] I took pictures with this lens and the Zeiss Otus 100mm f/1.4 and the pictures I took with this lens were just a sharp!

[3.9" / 100 mm] 100mm no fuss

[Cokin NX] I bought the Haida M10 Adaptor Ring for the Sony 14mm lens so I could use my Focus On Stars Filter (100mm x 100mm) to ensure I had perfect focus when taking wide field astro shots like the Milky Way. See photo attached that I took with the Focus On Stars Filter mounted on Haida M10 Adaptor Ring with the Sony 14mm f1.8.

[24°] got this lens for Macro video/Photo. also it is a great 100mm prime for my C100

[Glass] The lens protection for my Nikkor 135mm 2.8 AIs lens. I use a Haze-2 on any lens longer than 100mm...

[Black] I had these three + 100mm remarkable results from all four

[Full Frame] I'm the proud owner of three Rokinon cinema lenses: the 10mm, 24mm, and now the 100mm macro. I've only had the 100mm for a week, but I've tested it out on high school seniors, my cats, and interviewees, and I've been impressed each time. While it is labeled specifically as a macro lens, the 100mm is amazing, too, for telephoto use. It is tack sharp (if you focus correctly, which is sometimes hard when using a super-shallow depth-of-field), with beautiful bokeh. I'm primarily a filmmaker, and I haven't used it in that sort of application yet, but I'm confident it will preform just as well as it does for still photography. My only gripe for video use specifically is that, when racking focus, the elements inside the lens push forward or backward, causing noticeable zoom effects. That con was not major enough to deduct a star, however, and I strongly suggest trying Rokinon lenses if you haven't beforeI think you'll be blown away by their quality and value.