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This is the first shot with Sony ZV-E10 with adapted canon lens(85mm f/1.2LUSMII). Adapter is viltrox EF-Eii Booster. Aperture is crazy 1.0, even the EXIF data is read 0.9. Can’t believe i can get easy focus with this lens, jumping from the Canon 5Dclassic to this camera feels like i lost ton of features im not having from last couple of years. Magnify, photo peeping is very easy to use, and spot on. 

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Hello aull,

I like the softness of the lens it makes the image more a pert of the young ladies life than something that is ultra sharp. She has a future one can see that but even though she is obviously very bright she is not aware of what she will go one to achieve.

I wish you both good fortune.

Cheers - J

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