09-26-2020, 12:33 AM
If you are considering getting Tokina 16-28f2.8, you should know that optically it doesn't disappoint, however it is a brick: big and heavy and has a protruding front element that will prohibit filters use, I own it but rarely use it.
As for adapting Canon gear on Sony, I don't think it's a great idea unless you are using Sigma or metabones newest adapters but they are expensive and A7ii won't be the cheap option anymore...as an owner of Canon EOS RP, I can assure you it's an excellent camera,in real world use, I never complained of the dynamic range story, anyway if you insist on dynamic range and pulling shadows the EOS R is IMHO much netter than A7ii and won't cost much more than A7ii plus good adapter, autofocus with fast primes and eye detection are by far better than what A7ii would offer you
As for adapting Canon gear on Sony, I don't think it's a great idea unless you are using Sigma or metabones newest adapters but they are expensive and A7ii won't be the cheap option anymore...as an owner of Canon EOS RP, I can assure you it's an excellent camera,in real world use, I never complained of the dynamic range story, anyway if you insist on dynamic range and pulling shadows the EOS R is IMHO much netter than A7ii and won't cost much more than A7ii plus good adapter, autofocus with fast primes and eye detection are by far better than what A7ii would offer you