Sony FE Images Thread
p.1071 #1Sony FE Images Thread
More downtown shooting. The first is an 8-shot Pano stitched in LR cc
Aug 28, 2015 at 05:40 PM
p.1071 #4Sony FE Images Thread
Winter Harbour, British Columbia, Canada on the Pacific coast. Just got back from a fishing trip to the far northwestern extreme of Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Town claims 20 winter residents - nearly two hours of unpaved logging roads from nearest paved road. Lots of fish. A7RII with FE 24-240mm
Aug 28, 2015 at 10:00 PM
p.1071 #5Sony FE Images Thread
Hiep...Congrats on the lens! Awesome image!
Michiel...Very nice.
Joshua...Loved the Port Barrels with the FE 28!
Jviegas...great Portugal set!
Bob...Superb images! Really nice!
Dale...Stunning images! I really like all of them!
Gregg
A7rM and ZM 35 1.4 Distagon
@f1.4 at ISO 6400 handheld
@f1.4 ISO 640
Michiel...Very nice.
Joshua...Loved the Port Barrels with the FE 28!
Jviegas...great Portugal set!
Bob...Superb images! Really nice!
Dale...Stunning images! I really like all of them!
Gregg
A7rM and ZM 35 1.4 Distagon
@f1.4 at ISO 6400 handheld
@f1.4 ISO 640
Aug 28, 2015 at 10:54 PM
p.1071 #6Sony FE Images Thread
Gregg,
Everytime I see those images with the ZM I want that lens. I just returned my Loxia 35, I wasn't as happy with it as I was with the Loxia 50mm. I traded up to the 35 1.4 ZA, hopefully I can do some shots with it tomorrow.
Everytime I see those images with the ZM I want that lens. I just returned my Loxia 35, I wasn't as happy with it as I was with the Loxia 50mm. I traded up to the 35 1.4 ZA, hopefully I can do some shots with it tomorrow.
Aug 28, 2015 at 11:14 PM
p.1071 #7Sony FE Images Thread
akclimber wrote:
How about from Portugal, for a change? We will go back to Spain later 
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A visit to winery in Porto.... hence the name Port Wine. Just in case you wonder why the name, the family that owns/operates this winery immigrated from England some 200 years ago. Although there are similar tasting wines but the grapes have to be grown in nearby Duoro Valley can carry the name. Yes, I love it!
The lower right hand barrel contains the oldest port wine from 1850's and it is the very last barrel there is. The value of the barrel is estimated to be over a million US$! They still have a private stash of valuable wines behind lock!
The last image is the side of a church that was completely decorated with blue porcelain tiles depicting religious scene.Terrific images! I love Portugal. My wife and I spent a month driving around, tasting the food, falling in love with Portuguese wines, enjoying the people... I had the opportunity to purchase a glass of 150 year old port while we were visiting Porto. And yep, the bottle/case was under lock and key and they distributed it using a very long pipette with much pomp and circumstance. It was fabulous. Like drinking history.
Thank you very much! Yes, I enjoyed their wines a lot, too. Wow, some 150-year old port wine must have been very rare and pricey. No wonder they had to handle it that carefully, huh? The idea and experience of being able to enjoy that was simply awesome. Too bad, we spent only 4 days in Portugal.
Greggf wrote:
Joshua...Loved the Port Barrels with the FE 28!
Thanks, Gregg! I bet you would enjoy the content. I wouldn't mind tasting a sip myself.
AGeoJO wrote
Greggf wrote
Joshua...looking forward to more of your Spain images also!.A visit to winery in Porto.... hence the name Port Wine. Just in case you wonder why the name, the family that owns/operates this winery immigrated from England some 200 years ago. Although there are similar tasting wines but the grapes have to be grown in nearby Duoro Valley can carry the name. Yes, I love it!
The lower right hand barrel contains the oldest port wine from 1850's and it is the very last barrel there is. The value of the barrel is estimated to be over a million US$! They still have a private stash of valuable wines behind lock!
The last image is the side of a church that was completely decorated with blue porcelain tiles depicting religious scene.
Thank you very much! Yes, I enjoyed their wines a lot, too. Wow, some 150-year old port wine must have been very rare and pricey. No wonder they had to handle it that carefully, huh? The idea and experience of being able to enjoy that was simply awesome. Too bad, we spent only 4 days in Portugal.
Greggf wrote:
Joshua...Loved the Port Barrels with the FE 28!
Thanks, Gregg! I bet you would enjoy the content. I wouldn't mind tasting a sip myself
.Aug 29, 2015 at 12:44 AM
p.1071 #8Sony FE Images Thread
Now THAT would make you an even more outstanding photographer than you already are, Joshua! Pictures so realistic, you can actually taste the subject!
Aug 29, 2015 at 12:51 AM
p.1071 #9Sony FE Images Thread
Peter T wrote:
Ronny Thank you for your much valued comment .
My compliments to all of you here . fantastic images .
More images of the extremely beautiful area . Sardinia .
RenéLove your images of Capo Testa (correct me if I am wrong) Rene. Much better than the ones I took in June which were a bit of a disappointment given that the place seemed to offer some wonderful photographic opportunities. The visibility was nowhere near as good then, it was a bit hazy (that's my excuse to myself anyway) and Bonifacio was but a smudge on the horizon. Looking forward to seeing some more, even though they will upset me again!
Peter
Thank you for your comment Peter. Yes, it is Capo Testa. a fantastic piece of earth.
more of that
René
Besides. all their photographers. your photos here are wow!!!!!
xwing15 wrote
Ronny _Olsson wrote
Great shot Rene from SardiniaMy compliments to all of you here . fantastic images .
More images of the extremely beautiful area . Sardinia .
René
Peter
Thank you for your comment Peter. Yes, it is Capo Testa. a fantastic piece of earth.
more of that
René
Besides. all their photographers. your photos here are wow!!!!!
Aug 29, 2015 at 02:48 AM
p.1071 #10Sony FE Images Thread
Thank you Philippe 
Stunning images just seem to keep flowing!!! Congrats to all
Joshua, wonderful set!
Night shots in Pontevedra streets.
The A7rII amazes me that you can shoot at night 6400 ISO, f/5.6 with AF on zone/AF-S with the Batis 25 with no issues. Coming from MF lenses and Leica M's, I never thought I would embrace AF.
A7rII and Batis 25
Stunning images just seem to keep flowing!!! Congrats to all
Joshua, wonderful set!
Night shots in Pontevedra streets.
The A7rII amazes me that you can shoot at night 6400 ISO, f/5.6 with AF on zone/AF-S with the Batis 25 with no issues. Coming from MF lenses and Leica M's, I never thought I would embrace AF.
A7rII and Batis 25
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p.1071 #11Sony FE Images Thread
Great shots everyone. AKClimber - that aurora shot on the previous page is stunning!
Aug 29, 2015 at 04:26 AM
p.1071 #12Sony FE Images Thread
Photo taken the evening of July 16, 2015, about 22 minutes before sunset looking at farmers fields, New Tripoli, PA. Image taken with my tripod mounted Leica R 180mm f3.4 Apo Telyt lens and my A7r, ISO 100, lens set to f16 for 1/10 second and processed in LR6.
Rich
Rich
Aug 29, 2015 at 04:28 AM
p.1071 #13Sony FE Images Thread
Charles...Fabulous set. Incredible images. I feel like I'm right there wth you. And...I regularly go downtown and shoot @ISO 6400-12800
Rene...that 24-70/4 shines in your hands!! Very nice.
Gregg
A7rM and ZM 35 1.4 Distagon
@f10
@f11
@f1.4
Rene...that 24-70/4 shines in your hands!! Very nice.
Gregg
A7rM and ZM 35 1.4 Distagon
@f10
@f11
@f1.4
Aug 29, 2015 at 08:41 AM
p.1071 #14Sony FE Images Thread
Your night shots are awesome, Charles! The frustration of my Batis 25 not arriving is mounting. I may just cancel and wait patiently for other offerings.
Great stuff too, René, and Dale, and Bob (that last shot!), and Gregg (that lens!)
Great stuff too, René, and Dale, and Bob (that last shot!), and Gregg (that lens!)
Aug 29, 2015 at 09:14 AM
p.1071 #15Sony FE Images Thread
Yes, that lens! Very tempting now that colour shift seems to have been eliminated by the R2. Tried my old Rokkor-M 40/2 CLE today and no trace of colour shift although the lens is not up to the sensor at the corners at any aperture really. Anyone know how the ZM 35/1.4 performs in the corners with the R2? Philippe peut-etre?
philber wrote:
Your night shots are awesome, Charles! The frustration of my Batis 25 not arriving is mounting. I may just cancel and wait patiently for other offerings.
Great stuff too, René, and Dale, and Bob (that last shot!), and Gregg (that lens!)
Aug 29, 2015 at 09:24 AM
p.1071 #16Sony FE Images Thread
Diskus by Werner Utsch, on Flickr
Aug 29, 2015 at 09:25 AM
p.1071 #17Sony FE Images Thread
ebookman, first and last shots on prior page are great. The first because of its stark color palette and the last for nearly the opposite: vivid color.
Charles, really like the night shots of the church, particularly the yellow glow of the windows spilling into the scene.
A few shots from Croatia in and around Rovinj.
Jim
Zeiss ZE 1.4/35:
Inner Skyline by Jim, on Flickr
Oceanic driveway by Jim, on Flickr
Minolta Rokkor PG 1.2/58:
Rovinj harbor by Jim, on Flickr
Lunch by Jim, on Flickr
Charles, really like the night shots of the church, particularly the yellow glow of the windows spilling into the scene.
A few shots from Croatia in and around Rovinj.
Jim
Zeiss ZE 1.4/35:
Inner Skyline by Jim, on FlickrOceanic driveway by Jim, on FlickrMinolta Rokkor PG 1.2/58:
Rovinj harbor by Jim, on FlickrLunch by Jim, on FlickrAug 29, 2015 at 10:30 AM
p.1071 #18Sony FE Images Thread
Lovely set, Jim!
ZM 35 f:1.4 on A7R II. Graffitti in Versailles
ZM 35 f:1.4 on A7R II. Graffitti in Versailles
Aug 29, 2015 at 11:12 AM
p.1071 #19Sony FE Images Thread
Rokkor 135
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Aug 29, 2015 at 11:50 AM
p.1071 #20Sony FE Images Thread
Sony A7 + Zeiss Makro-Planar T* 100mm f/2 by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr
Aug 29, 2015 at 12:12 PM