It's been almost 7 moths, since I got Metabones Smart adapter for EF lenses on NEX bodies. I have version I, meanwhile Metabones released version II, which with a latest firmware, allow even AF. (reported to be rather slow)
However, I didn't use it too much. Mainly because, there are lot of those old legacy lenses on my shelf, that I like to play with...
This is not going to be a review... Just a few snaps to give you the idea, of what this combination is capable of, when lens is wide open.
Once I fix my studio, that ended up flooded, I will get back to the standard procedure of testing 50mm lenses on NEX.
Here is the picture of the combo: (this time on NEX 5n)
(I was in a local Photoshop and they had a trial Sony RX1 body, so I took the chance. There were a Canon promoter nearby, and when he saw, what I just lent on the table, he spontaneously shout: OMG! What a heresy!
Well, he is a fan-boy anyway, so who cares :-))
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On the picture - Sony NEX 5n with a Canon EF 50 f1.2L USMand Metabones Smart EF/NEX adapter,
version I. Taken with a Sony RX1 |
Here are few shots, taken on the way home. (Without RX1 obviously :-( )
(RAW at 400 ISO and f1.2, hand held)
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| Sony NEX 5n with a Canon EF 50 f1.2L USM ISO 400/f1.3/1/80s Hand Held |
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| Sony NEX 5n with a Canon EF 50 f1.2L USM ISO 400/f1.3/1/80s Hand Held |
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| Sony NEX 5n with a Canon EF 50 f1.2L USM ISO 400/f1.2/1/80s Hand Held |
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| Sony NEX 5n with a Canon EF 50 f1.2L USM ISO 400/f1.2/1/50s Hand Held |
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| Sony NEX 5n with a Canon EF 50 f1.2L USM ISO 400/f1.3/1/80s Hand Held |
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| Sony NEX 5n with a Canon EF 50 f1.2L USM ISO 400/f1.3/1/80s Hand Held |
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| Sony NEX 5n with a Canon EF 50 f1.2L USM ISO 400/f1.3/1/80s Hand Held |
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| Sony NEX 5n with a Canon EF 50 f1.2L USM ISO 400/f1.3/1/125s Hand Held |
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