Sony FE Images Thread
p.1062 #1Sony FE Images Thread
Helena, your set is totally awesome! I need to go to Norway and not only the Lofoten!!!
That said, and please read it as constructive, to my eye the inside shot, beautiful though it is, leans slightly to the left. Is the wooden church structure warped with time?
That said, and please read it as constructive, to my eye the inside shot, beautiful though it is, leans slightly to the left. Is the wooden church structure warped with time?
Aug 24, 2015 at 03:16 AM
p.1062 #2Sony FE Images Thread
philber wrote:
Helena, your set is totally awesome! I need to go to Norway and not only the Lofoten!!!
That said, and please read it as constructive, to my eye the inside shot, beautiful though it is, leans slightly to the left. Is the wooden church structure warped with time?
Thank you! Yes, the southern part of Norway is much more beautiful than I thought (especially around Jotunheimen and Sognefjorden). Highly recommended! I'll post more landscapes later.
Don't worry, I always appreciate constructing criticism. The whole buildings lean - sometimes in different directions at the same time - which makes it hard to get good photos. I took your advice and rotated that shot slightly to the right and have replaced it now. Thanks again!
As some of you may have noticed that's my biggest weakness, I often don't notice when my photos are tilted.
Edited on Aug 24, 2015 at 03:33 AM · View previous versions
Helena, your set is totally awesome! I need to go to Norway and not only the Lofoten!!!
That said, and please read it as constructive, to my eye the inside shot, beautiful though it is, leans slightly to the left. Is the wooden church structure warped with time?
Thank you! Yes, the southern part of Norway is much more beautiful than I thought (especially around Jotunheimen and Sognefjorden). Highly recommended! I'll post more landscapes later.
Don't worry, I always appreciate constructing criticism. The whole buildings lean - sometimes in different directions at the same time - which makes it hard to get good photos. I took your advice and rotated that shot slightly to the right and have replaced it now. Thanks again!
As some of you may have noticed that's my biggest weakness, I often don't notice when my photos are tilted.
Edited on Aug 24, 2015 at 03:33 AM · View previous versions
Aug 24, 2015 at 03:25 AM
p.1062 #3Sony FE Images Thread
HelenaN wrote:
That said, and please read it as constructive, to my eye the inside shot, beautiful though it is, leans slightly to the left. Is the wooden church structure warped with time?Thank you! Yes, the southern part of Norway is much more beautiful than I thought (especially around Jotunheimen and Sognefjorden). Highly recommended! I'll post more landscapes later.
Don't worry, I always appreciate constructing criticism. The whole buildings lean (sometimes in different directions at the same time), which makes it hard to get good photos. I took your advice and rotated that shot slightly to the right and think it may have gotten a little better and I have replaced it now. Thanks again!
As some of you may have noticed that's my biggest weakness, I often don't notice when my photos are...Show more →
My family and I are thinking about visiting Norway during our next summer vacations, your shots just help a bit more to convince us
philber wrote
Helena, your set is totally awesome! I need to go to Norway and not only the Lofoten!!!That said, and please read it as constructive, to my eye the inside shot, beautiful though it is, leans slightly to the left. Is the wooden church structure warped with time?
Don't worry, I always appreciate constructing criticism. The whole buildings lean (sometimes in different directions at the same time), which makes it hard to get good photos. I took your advice and rotated that shot slightly to the right and think it may have gotten a little better and I have replaced it now. Thanks again!
As some of you may have noticed that's my biggest weakness, I often don't notice when my photos are...Show more →
My family and I are thinking about visiting Norway during our next summer vacations, your shots just help a bit more to convince us
Aug 24, 2015 at 03:33 AM
p.1062 #4Sony FE Images Thread
Photo taken the evening of August 8, 2015 about 10 minutes before sunset near the top of the Trexler Nature Preserve, Schnecksville, PA. Image taken with my tripod mounted Sony A7r camera and my Leica M 90mm f2.5 Simmarit lens, ISO 100, lens set to about f8 for 1/125 second. Exposure corrected by about 0.6 stops and processed in LR6.
Rich
Rich
Aug 24, 2015 at 05:12 AM
p.1062 #5Sony FE Images Thread
HelenaN wrote:
That said, and please read it as constructive, to my eye the inside shot, beautiful though it is, leans slightly to the left. Is the wooden church structure warped with time?Thank you! Yes, the southern part of Norway is much more beautiful than I thought (especially around Jotunheimen and Sognefjorden). Highly recommended! I'll post more landscapes later.
Don't worry, I always appreciate constructing criticism. The whole buildings lean - sometimes in different directions at the same time - which makes it hard to get good photos. I took your advice and rotated that shot slightly to the right and have replaced it now. Thanks again!
As some of you may have noticed that's my biggest weakness, I often don't notice when my photos are tilted.
I got one of those norwegian wooden stavkirker 120km South-West from my home.It was built in the 13th century in Vang at the Lake Vangsmjosa.Then in the 1841 it was disassembled,brought here,rebuilt and opened again in 1844.Still in use,though many wooden parts were replaced.
philber wrote
Helena, your set is totally awesome! I need to go to Norway and not only the Lofoten!!!That said, and please read it as constructive, to my eye the inside shot, beautiful though it is, leans slightly to the left. Is the wooden church structure warped with time?
Don't worry, I always appreciate constructing criticism. The whole buildings lean - sometimes in different directions at the same time - which makes it hard to get good photos. I took your advice and rotated that shot slightly to the right and have replaced it now. Thanks again!
As some of you may have noticed that's my biggest weakness, I often don't notice when my photos are tilted.
I got one of those norwegian wooden stavkirker 120km South-West from my home.It was built in the 13th century in Vang at the Lake Vangsmjosa.Then in the 1841 it was disassembled,brought here,rebuilt and opened again in 1844.Still in use,though many wooden parts were replaced.
Aug 24, 2015 at 07:05 AM
p.1062 #6Sony FE Images Thread
Peire wrote:
I got one of those norwegian wooden stavkirker 120km South-West from my home.It was built in the 13th century in Vang at the Lake Vangsmjosa.Then in the 1841 it was disassembled,brought here,rebuilt and opened again in 1844.Still in use,though many wooden parts were replaced.
How interesting! I didn't know that. Off to Google now and see if I can find photos. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the likes everyone!
I got one of those norwegian wooden stavkirker 120km South-West from my home.It was built in the 13th century in Vang at the Lake Vangsmjosa.Then in the 1841 it was disassembled,brought here,rebuilt and opened again in 1844.Still in use,though many wooden parts were replaced.
How interesting! I didn't know that. Off to Google now and see if I can find photos. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the likes everyone!
Aug 24, 2015 at 08:02 AM
p.1062 #7Sony FE Images Thread
Some from this weekend's walk in Madrid. All with the A7RII & FE28mm & FE55mm.
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Aug 24, 2015 at 09:05 AM
p.1062 #8Sony FE Images Thread
A7RII, Samyang 135/2 at f/2 ISO 100
_DSC0420 by waterden, on Flickr
A7RII, Zeiss Loxia 50/2 at f/8 ISO 400
Family Gathering by waterden, on Flickr
_DSC0420 by waterden, on FlickrA7RII, Zeiss Loxia 50/2 at f/8 ISO 400
Family Gathering by waterden, on FlickrAug 24, 2015 at 10:03 AM
p.1062 #9Sony FE Images Thread
The more I see of that Samyang 135/2, the more appealing it becomes!
Aug 24, 2015 at 10:23 AM
p.1062 #10Sony FE Images Thread
rji2goleez wrote:
The more I see of that Samyang 135/2, the more appealing it becomes!
I wonder how they do it? Not only is it beyond cheap but the optics are startling and the build quality is excellent. The only thing I wish is that they had included electronic contacts because I would love to have the aperture info. Of course, it's MF only and quite a big lens but easy handling and focusing on the A7R2. On the subject of MF, I think the photo of the woman and (presumably) her daughter would have been much more difficult to nail with AF because they are separated and centre spot AF would have focused on the background. With MF, despite them moving towards me, it was quite easy to get critical focus using the EVF despite the narrow DOF of f/2 and I don't think I used any magnification. This is a reflection of the very extensive rotation (about 270 degrees) of the focus ring, which allows easy fine tuning of rough focus.
The more I see of that Samyang 135/2, the more appealing it becomes!
I wonder how they do it? Not only is it beyond cheap but the optics are startling and the build quality is excellent. The only thing I wish is that they had included electronic contacts because I would love to have the aperture info. Of course, it's MF only and quite a big lens but easy handling and focusing on the A7R2. On the subject of MF, I think the photo of the woman and (presumably) her daughter would have been much more difficult to nail with AF because they are separated and centre spot AF would have focused on the background. With MF, despite them moving towards me, it was quite easy to get critical focus using the EVF despite the narrow DOF of f/2 and I don't think I used any magnification. This is a reflection of the very extensive rotation (about 270 degrees) of the focus ring, which allows easy fine tuning of rough focus.
Aug 24, 2015 at 10:51 AM
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p.1062 #11Sony FE Images Thread
Waterden, I am surprised that that shot (nice BTW!) is f:2.0. I would have expected the background to be blurred quite a bit more. Is that typical? Or did you crop quite a bit, which changes the distances?
Aug 24, 2015 at 11:17 AM
p.1062 #12Sony FE Images Thread
Was playing with my brand new A7r2 trying to get the hang of it last night. As I had gotten a new lens, I figured why not try it out too using focus peaking? The following are just some casual shots at a party with A7r2 and Leica 75 Lux. Most are wide open or close to it. Nothing smaller than 2.8.
(next one was at F 2.8)
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Aug 24, 2015 at 11:19 AM
p.1062 #14Sony FE Images Thread
wonderful pictures here . congratulate them.
Livorno , Italy
René
Livorno , Italy
René
Aug 24, 2015 at 11:38 AM
p.1062 #15Sony FE Images Thread
philber wrote:
Waterden, I am surprised that that shot (nice BTW!) is f:2.0. I would have expected the background to be blurred quite a bit more. Is that typical? Or did you crop quite a bit, which changes the distances?
I'm pretty certain it was at f/2 because the shutter speed was 1/1000 and the ISO 100 and, as you can tell, not in full sunlight because of shading from the buildings. Yes, it is cropped.
Edited on Aug 29, 2015 at 05:49 AM · View previous versions
Waterden, I am surprised that that shot (nice BTW!) is f:2.0. I would have expected the background to be blurred quite a bit more. Is that typical? Or did you crop quite a bit, which changes the distances?
I'm pretty certain it was at f/2 because the shutter speed was 1/1000 and the ISO 100 and, as you can tell, not in full sunlight because of shading from the buildings. Yes, it is cropped.
Edited on Aug 29, 2015 at 05:49 AM · View previous versions
Aug 24, 2015 at 11:57 AM
p.1062 #16Sony FE Images Thread
Yesterday, I found this funky place that is part sculpture garden, part zoo and part mini golf. Right at the entrance was this old rusted Ford pickup so naturally, I started there.
A7rII + Batis 25/2
A7rII + Batis 25/2
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Aug 24, 2015 at 12:02 PM
p.1062 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Awesome set Helena the last post ! But I love landscape pictures with the mountains and nature also
You are very talented and when you post it is always a feast for the eyes
Bob :Great shot as always .. Batis 25/2 looks very nice.. don't believe it is only the lens and the camera that makes it so good
You are very talented!
waterden: Samyang 135 looks great .. very nice shot
Lovely shots Philipe and Gregg
Charles: Really nice shot from Spain
Manuel: Nice Snail shot !
Dale: Great shot
Rich: Awesome shot !
Rene and Werner: Great shots as always !
Jack : Lovely shot and model
You are very talented and when you post it is always a feast for the eyes
Bob :Great shot as always .. Batis 25/2 looks very nice.. don't believe it is only the lens and the camera that makes it so good
You are very talented!waterden: Samyang 135 looks great .. very nice shot
Lovely shots Philipe and Gregg
Charles: Really nice shot from Spain
Manuel: Nice Snail shot !
Dale: Great shot
Rich: Awesome shot !
Rene and Werner: Great shots as always !
Jack : Lovely shot and model
Aug 24, 2015 at 12:51 PM
p.1062 #18Sony FE Images Thread
Thank you Ronny! What a compliment, especially coming from someone as talented as you.
Aug 24, 2015 at 01:06 PM
p.1062 #19Sony FE Images Thread
What she said . . . seriously, it means a lot coming from someone with equally as much talent if not more!
Aug 24, 2015 at 01:08 PM
p.1062 #20Sony FE Images Thread
In this same park, I came upon the sculpture in image #1 and was trying to think of the best way to capture it. I settled on image #2
A7rII + Voigtlander 15/4.5 III
A7rII + Voigtlander 15/4.5 III
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Aug 24, 2015 at 01:19 PM