OMG i L~ove it! Loved that shots in 3:37. If not doing a pro shooting like yours or friends party I'd like studio or more private space for my own portrait.
HI Jason love your work!! Do you find your beercan soft at f4? I'm not sure if I have a bad copy or if it's the norm. Thanks for all your efforts to keep us all up to date with your shoots and workshops. It's so great to see a guy who is a dedicated photographer share his work and technique rather than just pixel peepers shooting walls with different gear.
Jason I love your videos and work , I really love the Sony equipment and I am getting ready to go with Sony ,I have a Nikon d7100 and a slew of lenses ,I started with Sony way back with an A 200 ,missed it ever since I went Nikon ,you helped me make up the last little bit of considerations I had , anyway , I noticed you leave all the lights on in the room IE fluorescent, tungsten , how do you adjust camera for all the lighting situations in this room ? obviously im no expert
Loved this video and loved the shots. Please can you tell me where i can get the same octobox and what its called. And also is that the only lighting used? I see a spot with barn doors on what was that used for also did you use the square soft box at the rear. Thanks in advance :-)
Stefan Graichen I believe the softbox on the model right side is for hair/rim lighting and the other small softbox pointed at the floor is to light up the black background so you can see it in the shots and eliminate the shadows so it looks like 1 seamless instead of black with wrinkles.
I just got my first sony which is the original A7 an have had the worst experience with adaptive lenses. I’ve gotten rid of my Canon 5d mark 2 but wanted to keep all my old glass but have really focusing issues. My wife gifted me the beer can lens an I’m intrigued by it but also unsure if I would run into the same issue. Would you recommend the la-ea adapter or stick to native. Love your work by the way
Шикарные снимки для какой-нибудь пекарни или кафе. Тортики, пирожные и все такое. Лучшие снимки, что видел в жизни по этой тематике. Мегасекс и мегакруть. Очень по-американски - хоть ковбойскую шляпу на модель одевай. Модели сделал прекрасный образ. Понравилось, как работает. Понравилось, как рассказывает. Четко и корректно. Подписался на чувака.
I just switched from canon to the A7II and I'm thinking of at first going with the LEA4 and a Minolta lineup for budget reasons. What has been your experience? Any advice would help. Thanks.
Can you describe the light you used beside the large 84 inch Octobox? what's that constant light shining on the model and another softbox behind her and their settings? also, if shooting at f4, why everything so dark around her?
+MT Nguyen its just a studio light, these lights alway´s shine (you can do that in the settings), and its so dark because it are softboxes, the light of these things are not going so far but just a few meters. Also the lights are pointed at the model so the background gets no ligt from the lamps (softbox light doesn't carry that far)
There are 2 types of Minolta 70-210mm f4 lens. There is the Minolta AF 70-210mm f4 & the Minolta Maxxum AF Zoom 70-210mm f4, which one is the one you show case in your video? They both run about the same price on ebay however picture quality could differ.....btw love your videos.
Island Exposures There is only one 70-210 f4 "Beercan" made by Minolta which is what Jason is using in this shoot. There are some cosmetic variants based off when the lens was made so some say Maxxum on the front and other don't (I think it is the older one that don't say Maxxum). Either way there is no performance difference between the two. Minolta did make a couple other 70-210 but they were either f/3.5-4.5 or f/4.5-5.6 lenses and not revered like the Beercan is.
@@16-bit-trip5 I believe there are 3 different coatings used during production of the Minolta F4 70-210 "beercan", which might give some small difference in output, if i remember well there are beercans with slightly orange colored coating, greenish coating, and purple coating. And the early ones have a metal sun hood, the later ones plastic.
Hi Jason, I've seen quiet a few of your video's and i love your work! I came across your video's a few weeks ago because i was trying to find out if a third party lens (let say Sigma or Tamron), was working fine in combination with the Sony Alpha7 while using a metabones converter. In one of your video's, you were mentioning that those Metabones adapters were not doing a good job because of a very slow AF. I see you now shooting with a Minolta Beercan 70-210 and LA-EA4 adapter on the Sony A7ii. Could you may be tell us if you ever tried this adapter and lens on the Alpha 7 (so not the mark ii) and how the AF behaved? . i believe you own both camera bodies and would be great if you could test it on the older version of Sony Alpha 7. Thanks in advance, and go on with your great work!
I don't own either of these bodies so I can't confirm this, but the af should be the same because the af is done in the adapter not in the camera (this is NOT true with the la-ea3 though)
There are some great shots from that beer can lens. Looks like you guys had a blast shooting.
One of my more fav videos from your workshop jason.. Love your videos..
Enjoyed this shoot with easy going rapport and snippets of info along the way.
Having a beer while watching the beer lens. PRICELESS
Some fantastic shots.
Beautiful!!!
Gawd I love this guy, now a ritual for me checking his channel first thing when opening my TH-cam Jason Lanier
love this stuff... can't wait for part two...
love the Beercan 70-210 love it.
You've been my inspiration to be a professional photographer . Thank you
been just lurking but this is your best work yet.
OMG i L~ove it! Loved that shots in 3:37. If not doing a pro shooting like yours or friends party I'd like studio or more private space for my own portrait.
Great video again, thanks.
Hubert - Germany
Thanks for the info, much appreciated Michael....
LOVE the SKIN-COLOR
wow amazing
Great video series Jason! I want to do something like this. Not imitate the shoot but the concept as a springboard. :)
Can you explain what focus mode you use? You look so relaxed and freestyle during the shoot. Please explain the other settings as well. Thanks
desk0z You need to join his class for that.
desk0z He told in the video he uploaded today
@@hndb1993 Thanks. Could you please post a link to the video you mean?
Do you ever meter your lights? How do you focus holding your camera with one hand at the angles you hold it? Where do you aim your focus point?
HI Jason love your work!! Do you find your beercan soft at f4? I'm not sure if I have a bad copy or if it's the norm. Thanks for all your efforts to keep us all up to date with your shoots and workshops. It's so great to see a guy who is a dedicated photographer share his work and technique rather than just pixel peepers shooting walls with different gear.
Nice nice
Me encanta!!
How many light modifiers used and where are they place in this shoot? Thanks
And the wedding is in 4 parts, from getting ready(6am) to end of reception end (22:00) summer all indoors
Jason
I love your videos and work , I really love the Sony equipment and I am getting ready to go with Sony ,I have a Nikon d7100 and a slew of lenses ,I started with Sony way back with an A 200 ,missed it ever since I went Nikon ,you helped me make up the last little bit of considerations I had ,
anyway , I noticed you leave all the lights on in the room IE fluorescent, tungsten , how do you adjust camera for all the lighting situations in this room ? obviously im no expert
Ha ha, I'm still using an a200 but hope to switch to mirrorless at some point.
why are the house lights on?
amazing shots.
Jason please a photoshop tutorial on your edits... I have virtually seen all your videos.
are you using flash and continues lighting?
Loved this video and loved the shots. Please can you tell me where i can get the same octobox and what its called. And also is that the only lighting used? I see a spot with barn doors on what was that used for also did you use the square soft box at the rear. Thanks in advance :-)
Stefan Graichen I believe the softbox on the model right side is for hair/rim lighting and the other small softbox pointed at the floor is to light up the black background so you can see it in the shots and eliminate the shadows so it looks like 1 seamless instead of black with wrinkles.
What kind of back drop are you using here?
I just got my first sony which is the original A7 an have had the worst experience with adaptive lenses. I’ve gotten rid of my Canon 5d mark 2 but wanted to keep all my old glass but have really focusing issues. My wife gifted me the beer can lens an I’m intrigued by it but also unsure if I would run into the same issue. Would you recommend the la-ea adapter or stick to native. Love your work by the way
Are you still using the set-up ? How did you solve your problems ?
Close your eyes and listen to this video. Enjoy!
Шикарные снимки для какой-нибудь пекарни или кафе. Тортики, пирожные и все такое. Лучшие снимки, что видел в жизни по этой тематике. Мегасекс и мегакруть. Очень по-американски - хоть ковбойскую шляпу на модель одевай. Модели сделал прекрасный образ. Понравилось, как работает. Понравилось, как рассказывает. Четко и корректно. Подписался на чувака.
Jason. I have the A7S and can get the beercan lens. Will I have control over all settings when I get the adapter (IE: aperture, etc....).
I just switched from canon to the A7II and I'm thinking of at first going with the LEA4 and a Minolta lineup for budget reasons. What has been your experience? Any advice would help. Thanks.
Can you describe the light you used beside the large 84 inch Octobox? what's that constant light shining on the model and another softbox behind her and their settings? also, if shooting at f4, why everything so dark around her?
+MT Nguyen its just a studio light, these lights alway´s shine (you can do that in the settings), and its so dark because it are softboxes, the light of these things are not going so far but just a few meters. Also the lights are pointed at the model so the background gets no ligt from the lamps (softbox light doesn't carry that far)
How fast is the af with the sony adapter? im thinking getting the sigma 85mm with it cause all my other lenses are manual..
I got the a7 and minolta lenses but exactly what adapter is that
How is the quality on this compared to a third party 70-200 2.8? Also how are things like distortion and CA?
Hi dear is this one constant aperture 4.0 it is another version konica minolta not beercan..
I have a A6000, so is there any benefit to the LAEA4 over the LAEA2? Like the A6000/6300, the LA-EA2 is APC-S.
Jason you had few more movies continue what happened to them the one with 50mm minolta jesus like to show that to someone,,,,,i can not find it....
Dear Jason, I can see that you are using the StudioPRO 7'8" C-Stand with 3'6" Boom Arm, Could you confirm ? Thank you.
can i use LA-EA4 adapter on A6000 with all the auto-focus?
Yes
U wont be able to use all the autofocus points. Only the 15 from the adapter itself
but with this old lens, i have to use the laea4 as it's motor screw driven, right? I can't use laea3 to get all focus points, correct?
If I was a baker I'd buy those images :)
I can't locate that 84" octobox anywhere.
There are 2 types of Minolta 70-210mm f4 lens. There is the Minolta AF 70-210mm f4 & the Minolta Maxxum AF Zoom 70-210mm f4, which one is the one you show case in your video? They both run about the same price on ebay however picture quality could differ.....btw love your videos.
Island Exposures There is only one 70-210 f4 "Beercan" made by Minolta which is what Jason is using in this shoot. There are some cosmetic variants based off when the lens was made so some say Maxxum on the front and other don't (I think it is the older one that don't say Maxxum). Either way there is no performance difference between the two. Minolta did make a couple other 70-210 but they were either f/3.5-4.5 or f/4.5-5.6 lenses and not revered like the Beercan is.
@@16-bit-trip5 I believe there are 3 different coatings used during production of the Minolta F4 70-210 "beercan", which might give some small difference in output, if i remember well there are beercans with slightly orange colored coating, greenish coating, and purple coating. And the early ones have a metal sun hood, the later ones plastic.
Look up while you do that, let me see your eyes. Oh, that's a different kind of shoot...LOL
11 on a scale to 10
Hi Jason,
I've seen quiet a few of your video's and i love your work! I came across your video's a few weeks ago because i was trying to find out if a third party lens (let say Sigma or Tamron), was working fine in combination with the Sony Alpha7 while using a metabones converter. In one of your video's, you were mentioning that those Metabones adapters were not doing a good job because of a very slow AF. I see you now shooting with a Minolta Beercan 70-210 and LA-EA4 adapter on the Sony A7ii. Could you may be tell us if you ever tried this adapter and lens on the Alpha 7 (so not the mark ii) and how the AF behaved? . i believe you own both camera bodies and would be great if you could test it on the older version of Sony Alpha 7.
Thanks in advance, and go on with your great work!
I don't own either of these bodies so I can't confirm this, but the af should be the same because the af is done in the adapter not in the camera (this is NOT true with the la-ea3 though)
我可以使用LA-EA3适配器上Sony NEX-7所有的自动对焦？
如果你用La-Ea3, 你不会有autofocus. 如果你要autofocus, 你需要用啦La-Ea4 或La-Ea2.
Tank Your!
Minolta AF 70 210 f4 its the original beercan the other one its crup,,,the one that Jason have its the good one 1984 or 1983
How to distinguish between the good and the bad ones ?
Damn, that girl is smoking hot!! Beercan is a Diamond and diamonds are forever!
fuck yeahhhh
Lol!
Ok Fuck that, I gonna buy me a fucking a7ii and this fucking 80€ lense. Jesus christ why even bother with 1899€ lenses
5 *****
lol me 1st