Sony Alpha Full Frame Camera

[Black] Identical to the one that came with my Sony Alpha 9.

[1/250 Sec] Well made and a great value. No problems on a Sony Alpha camera.

[1] These are perfect for powering your Sony Alpha mirrorless camera.

[4.3 oz / 122 g] Well made. Mates solidly with both M42 lens and Sony E-mount (full-frame) camera body. Tests with both macro and conventional focusing were successful.

[0.205 lb] EF mount might die out gradually. and my main camera are two sony full frame bodies now. But I also have a GH5 and a bmpcc 6k from my friend. I mean I think m4/3 will still be around and company like black magic and zcam will continues to launch cameras with EF mount. And APSC format will still be relevant. For all those reasons, I am still keep this lens as well as the 18-35 f1.8. They are just so good both mechanically and optically.

[1920 x 1080] Excellent on camera monitor, that complements my Sony A7sIII full frame camera with Sirui 75mm full frame cinema anamorphic lens. The monitor has many useful features, including de-squeeze options that helps to frame correctly. It’s great budget friendly touch screen monitor.

[0.15 lb] This is great far a cropped-sensor camera or a full-frame mirrorless. I use it for my Sony A7R III. If you need the Black Rapid eyelet with threads to attach your camera (in the tripod socket), then order the strap with the eyelet already as part of the strap. It comes with or without.

[2x] I was concerned with using this lens on a Sony a7R3 full frame camera. This lens does just fine as long as you aren't shooting anything more than 2-3 ft away, then you do see the heavy vignette. I'm primarily going to use this lens for macro work between 1x-2x that my other 1x macro lens cannot produce. At that close range there is no noticeable vignette.

I made the transition from APS to full-frame and started off with the Sony A7riii. Wonderful camera in every respect. But I wanted something smaller and lighter for street work, and I felt that 24MP is more than sufficient for what I do. So I bought the A7C body (and then a second A7c body), and these two are my go-to standard cameras, one mounted with either a 24mm f1.4 or the 35mm f1.8, and the other with the 85mm f1.8. A fantastic combination. The A7c has a few drawbacks (e.g., only one memory card), but it is just the right size for me. I am used to the sometimes confusing Sony menus, so no problem there for me; I just used the Fn button for all my menu choices. This camera has excellent image quality, handles beautifully (especially in the silent mode, which I use most of the time), and is the almost ideal form factor.

[Sony E] Even though I own a full frame camera I usually use my Sony A6400. So, with the crop factor that makes this a 105 - 270 which is my sweet spot for portraiture. The lens feels good, not too large or heavy and focussed really well. It's a Keeper!