[JJ_SO]

By reading Sarah McAlexanders blogpost on lensrentals, I saw this paragraph:

 

 

I found that autofocus worked on all of the AF lenses that I tried. The focus modes and focus points were limited though, and the camera would not go into flexible one-point focus to use any of the points on the outer edges of the frame. The AF speed was good, and face detection was active. The image stabilization also worked fine with all three relevant lenses. I also tried a tilt-shift lens in full tilt and shift positions to check for vignetting and all is good. One lens that did give problems was the Canon 50mm f/1.2. The metering was way off causing the images to be overexposed. After going back later with a different copy of the lens the metering was fine, but I did notice that the aperture only opened to F/1.3. Same deal with the Canon 85mm f/1.2. And checking the Canon 50mm f/1.8 I found it opened up to f/1.7.

 

So, sorry, it was no good idea to suggest this due to this limitations.  :mellow:

 

And chrismiller, the original A7's are coming with a fat shutter shock. Keep that in mind before spending money on them.