Sony FE Images Thread
p.1082 #1Sony FE Images Thread
Werner, Bob, Joshua, Michiel, and Ronny(also interested!)...great, great images!
Gregg
A7rM and M Summarit 90 2.5
@f2.5 w/VM-E adapter
Gregg
A7rM and M Summarit 90 2.5
@f2.5 w/VM-E adapter
Sep 02, 2015 at 01:09 PM
p.1082 #2Sony FE Images Thread
sculptormic wrote:
A platform on top of "De Oude kerk "in Amsterdam. The platform is an artwork made by Taturo Atzu. Terrific for photographers.
Michiel - is this a permanent installation? I am going to be visiting Amsterdam in early October and would love to see the view from up top!
A platform on top of "De Oude kerk "in Amsterdam. The platform is an artwork made by Taturo Atzu. Terrific for photographers.
Michiel - is this a permanent installation? I am going to be visiting Amsterdam in early October and would love to see the view from up top!
Sep 02, 2015 at 01:13 PM
p.1082 #3Sony FE Images Thread
A7 + S/Z 55mm F1.8, panorama.
Still needs some further work (the car etc) when I've got time, would have been easier if I'd been carrying a wider lens.
Liege: Centre at Sunset by Falcdragon, on Flickr
Still needs some further work (the car etc) when I've got time, would have been easier if I'd been carrying a wider lens.
Liege: Centre at Sunset by Falcdragon, on Flickr
Sep 02, 2015 at 01:16 PM
p.1082 #4Sony FE Images Thread
Old silos.
A7 R II and Canon 16-35 mm F4.
Thank you for looking.
Regards Willem.
Edited on Sep 02, 2015 at 03:50 PM · View previous versions
A7 R II and Canon 16-35 mm F4.
Thank you for looking.
Regards Willem.
Edited on Sep 02, 2015 at 03:50 PM · View previous versions
Sep 02, 2015 at 01:20 PM
p.1082 #5Sony FE Images Thread
rji2goleez wrote:
Michiel - is this a permanent installation? I am going to be visiting Amsterdam in early October and would love to see the view from up top!
Sorry only till the 6th of september. It is quiet unique even for people from Amsterdam to have such a 360 degrees view over the city.
sculptormic wrote
A platform on top of "De Oude kerk "in Amsterdam. The platform is an artwork made by Taturo Atzu. Terrific for photographers.Sorry only till the 6th of september. It is quiet unique even for people from Amsterdam to have such a 360 degrees view over the city.
Sep 02, 2015 at 01:28 PM
p.1082 #6Sony FE Images Thread
Perfect place and last bathing here in Czech Republic yesterday..temperatures fall down from 34 to 23 degr.C.
A7r + FE 21 @ f/11 10 images stitched in LR6
A7r + FE 21 @ f/11 10 images stitched in LR6
Sep 02, 2015 at 02:02 PM
p.1082 #7Sony FE Images Thread
Werner_Utsch wrote:
@Bob: Yes i do have AF with the 70-400, i am using the LA-EA 3 and you get PDAF as well as IBIS. This is way better than the A7R and LA-EA 4, i used quasi only MF.
With the R2 i can absolutly recommend this lens. Though a little big it is optically excellent and very versatile (from quasi macro to super tele).
AF is very fast and reliable almost on the level of native E-mount lenses.
Great work Bob and thanks for your kind words about the 'Ghosts' series....
Exactly what I was hoping to hear. Thanks Werner!
@Bob: Yes i do have AF with the 70-400, i am using the LA-EA 3 and you get PDAF as well as IBIS. This is way better than the A7R and LA-EA 4, i used quasi only MF.
With the R2 i can absolutly recommend this lens. Though a little big it is optically excellent and very versatile (from quasi macro to super tele).
AF is very fast and reliable almost on the level of native E-mount lenses.
Great work Bob and thanks for your kind words about the 'Ghosts' series....
Exactly what I was hoping to hear. Thanks Werner!
Sep 02, 2015 at 02:05 PM
p.1082 #9Sony FE Images Thread
Some snapshots I took yesterday on an adventure park my family and I went. I used the FE55, FE90 and the FE16-35 there.
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Thanks for looking!
Sep 02, 2015 at 02:55 PM
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p.1082 #11Sony FE Images Thread
rji2goleez wrote:
Beautiful image! I would love to hear more about the mod on the lens hood! Where did you have it done? Any pics? Been thinking about doing this myself . . .
Bob, this was a home job, after consultation with an engineer friend, and much trepidation. The photos below show the sequence applied to my 21mm Ultron to which I gave the same treatment. In retrospect it was straightforward, despite the nerves, and while I'm waiting for the right stepping adapter, it looks the Benro 100 mm filter holder will provide full coverage even on the 15 mm, which is brilliant. Regards, John
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Wrapped ready to go, cloth, card and masking tape over the front element, and a plastic bag over plastic wrap, all attached with tape just below the filter ring
Three off - marked the cut line with a fine triangular file, and then used a fine-toothed craft hacksaw
Ready for careful cleanup with a fine cut, flat file
Sanding on dampened wet & dry paper sitting on glass, starting with 180 grit, then 400, then 800
Both lenses painted with Tamya primer followed by craft semi-gloss enamel - should have blown off the dust!
navmannz wrote
A long absence from me, due mostly to my A7R having to spend time with Mr Sony getting a replacement sensor glass fitted under warranty. Now thankfully back in action, and here's one from a weekend trip to the coast where I tried out my Heliar 15mm III, now lacking its hood which allows use of my Benro filters - very pleased with the mod! JohnBob, this was a home job, after consultation with an engineer friend, and much trepidation. The photos below show the sequence applied to my 21mm Ultron to which I gave the same treatment. In retrospect it was straightforward, despite the nerves, and while I'm waiting for the right stepping adapter, it looks the Benro 100 mm filter holder will provide full coverage even on the 15 mm, which is brilliant. Regards, John
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Wrapped ready to go, cloth, card and masking tape over the front element, and a plastic bag over plastic wrap, all attached with tape just below the filter ring
Three off - marked the cut line with a fine triangular file, and then used a fine-toothed craft hacksaw
Ready for careful cleanup with a fine cut, flat file
Sanding on dampened wet & dry paper sitting on glass, starting with 180 grit, then 400, then 800
Both lenses painted with Tamya primer followed by craft semi-gloss enamel - should have blown off the dust!
Sep 02, 2015 at 05:37 PM
p.1082 #13Sony FE Images Thread
I've really enjoyed the images on the past few pages.
This was taken in near dark with the Canon 11-24. F4 ISO 800 30sec. exposure. I wouldn't have been able to recover so much light with my 5D3 files. I'm really enjoying working with the Sony files in C1.
After Dark
This was taken in near dark with the Canon 11-24. F4 ISO 800 30sec. exposure. I wouldn't have been able to recover so much light with my 5D3 files. I'm really enjoying working with the Sony files in C1.
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After Dark
Sep 02, 2015 at 06:14 PM
p.1082 #14Sony FE Images Thread
I'm eager to share some results after playing with a Canon 135mm f3.5 screw mount adapted to my a7II. Mind the haze. That's just how it was outside earlier this evening. Pretty impressive lens for short money - only my skills are holding me back.
Sony a7II, Canon 135mm f3.5 m39 mount by seth albaum, on Flickr
Sony a7II, Canon 135mm f3.5 m39 mount by seth albaum, on Flickr
Sony a7II, Canon 135mm f3.5 m39 mount by seth albaum, on Flickr
Sony a7II, Canon 135mm f3.5 m39 mount by seth albaum, on Flickr
Sony a7II, Canon 135mm f3.5 m39 mount by seth albaum, on Flickr
Sony a7II, Canon 135mm f3.5 m39 mount by seth albaum, on Flickr
Sony a7II, Canon 135mm f3.5 m39 mount by seth albaum, on FlickrSony a7II, Canon 135mm f3.5 m39 mount by seth albaum, on FlickrSony a7II, Canon 135mm f3.5 m39 mount by seth albaum, on FlickrSony a7II, Canon 135mm f3.5 m39 mount by seth albaum, on FlickrSony a7II, Canon 135mm f3.5 m39 mount by seth albaum, on FlickrSony a7II, Canon 135mm f3.5 m39 mount by seth albaum, on FlickrSep 02, 2015 at 06:29 PM
p.1082 #15Sony FE Images Thread
Ronny _Olsson wrote:
Thanks guys
Regarding editing and I do not remember every step that I made on this flower images
But I use nik collection and LR5 and CS6
When I have time, maybe I could start a thread where I try to show the steps
I usually do... if there would be interest of it ?
However, I can sometimes find it difficult to express myself properly in English and write and spell correctly
it can get a little Swedish English .. but you might understand anyway
I've received a few PM regarding editing on the flowers
Some stuff I do and...Show more →
Ronny,
You are a magician - please share your secrets! Swenglish is OK - we'll figure it out!! I'm Frenglish - so it will make us even!
BTW, I am also a fan of the NIK collection - pretty amazing what more it can achieve than Lightroom, with the simplicity of Lightroom. Personally, I came to prefer the approach to first "Edit in Photoshop" where the only work I do is to go through the various layers of Nik - very simple and efficient.
Marc
Thanks guys
Regarding editing and I do not remember every step that I made on this flower images
But I use nik collection and LR5 and CS6
When I have time, maybe I could start a thread where I try to show the steps
I usually do... if there would be interest of it ?
However, I can sometimes find it difficult to express myself properly in English and write and spell correctly
it can get a little Swedish English .. but you might understand anyway
I've received a few PM regarding editing on the flowers
Some stuff I do and...Show more →
Ronny,
You are a magician - please share your secrets! Swenglish is OK - we'll figure it out!! I'm Frenglish - so it will make us even!
BTW, I am also a fan of the NIK collection - pretty amazing what more it can achieve than Lightroom, with the simplicity of Lightroom. Personally, I came to prefer the approach to first "Edit in Photoshop" where the only work I do is to go through the various layers of Nik - very simple and efficient.
Marc
Sep 02, 2015 at 06:54 PM
p.1082 #16Sony FE Images Thread
Not sure this applies here but this is a FE35/2.8 on an A6000
Mike
Mike
Sep 02, 2015 at 07:21 PM
p.1082 #17Sony FE Images Thread
A few test shots with the 25mm F2 Batis on a7r. Camera was REALLY close to spider. F2. Second shot after the spider was scared by the giant camera in its face and ran for shelter.
Sep 02, 2015 at 11:58 PM
p.1082 #18Sony FE Images Thread
Lake Lugano
San Salvatore by Werner Utsch, on Flickr
Sep 03, 2015 at 01:47 AM
p.1082 #20Sony FE Images Thread
navmannz wrote:
Beautiful image! I would love to hear more about the mod on the lens hood! Where did you have it done? Any pics? Been thinking about doing this myself . . .Bob, this was a home job, after consultation with an engineer friend, and much trepidation. The photos below show the sequence applied to my 21mm Ultron to which I gave the same treatment. In retrospect it was straightforward, despite the nerves, and while I'm waiting for the right stepping adapter, it looks the Benro 100 mm filter holder will provide full coverage even on the 15 mm, which is brilliant. Regards, John
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Beautiful job and thanks for a desription of the process. Now to find someone who can do this for me! How do you like the Ultron?
rji2goleez wrote
navmannz wrote
A long absence from me, due mostly to my A7R having to spend time with Mr Sony getting a replacement sensor glass fitted under warranty. Now thankfully back in action, and here's one from a weekend trip to the coast where I tried out my Heliar 15mm III, now lacking its hood which allows use of my Benro filters - very pleased with the mod! John.
Beautiful job and thanks for a desription of the process. Now to find someone who can do this for me! How do you like the Ultron?
Sep 03, 2015 at 02:54 AM