Sony FE Images Thread
p.1103 #1Sony FE Images Thread
Wow...Had a hellacious week at work, and didn't even bring the camera out, either! I lost 5-6 pages. Just like that....
So many killer, fantastic, awesome, and inspiring images these last few pages. Too many to list, but I've done my likes...
Gregg
A7rM and Summilux M 50 ASPH/ Summarit M 90 2.5
90 @f2.5
50 ASPH @f1.4 I missed focus a little, but the look wasn't lost!
50 ASPH @f1.4
So many killer, fantastic, awesome, and inspiring images these last few pages. Too many to list, but I've done my likes...
Gregg
A7rM and Summilux M 50 ASPH/ Summarit M 90 2.5
90 @f2.5
50 ASPH @f1.4 I missed focus a little, but the look wasn't lost!
50 ASPH @f1.4
Sep 13, 2015 at 12:20 AM
p.1103 #2Sony FE Images Thread
Cross-posted from the Schneider-Rodenstock thread in the Alt Forum.
So I bought an APO-Rodagon-N 50/2.8 ($180 on eBay and in fantastic shape) with the plans of using it on a M42 helicoid and extension tubes. I've had it for a bit now and have been too busy to play, but finally got some time today. Checking it on the Actus, it's got about a 65mm IC that's very sharp through about 60mm of it, so on the a7II, it's corner to corner sharp.
The flange distance is 46.5mm, so subtracting the a7II's 18mm registration, it leaves 28mm to fill. Right now I've got it on a 10mm e-mount extension tube that's baffled, a 1mm M42 to e-mount adapter, and a 15-26mm helicoid. I'm truly a little over 2mm short, so I went ahead and ordered the 17-31mm helicoid. The only downside that I'm seeing it the five-blade aperture. Otherwise, it's a very useful little lens. It won't replace my Summicron, but the C/Y S-Planar 60 may go up for sale.
a7II_Rode_APO50_TheRoseKnowsNotItsName by Bradley Clemens, on Flickr
a7II_Rode_APO50_Strum by Bradley Clemens, on Flickr
a7II_Rode_APO50_Infinty by Bradley Clemens, on Flickr
a7II_Rode_APO50_IntotheSun by Bradley Clemens, on Flickr
a7II_Rode_APO50_LifeandDeath by Bradley Clemens, on Flickr
a7II_Rode_APO50_Bauble by Bradley Clemens, on Flickr
a7II_Rode_APO50_TheGreenBanner by Bradley Clemens, on Flickr
So I bought an APO-Rodagon-N 50/2.8 ($180 on eBay and in fantastic shape) with the plans of using it on a M42 helicoid and extension tubes. I've had it for a bit now and have been too busy to play, but finally got some time today. Checking it on the Actus, it's got about a 65mm IC that's very sharp through about 60mm of it, so on the a7II, it's corner to corner sharp.
The flange distance is 46.5mm, so subtracting the a7II's 18mm registration, it leaves 28mm to fill. Right now I've got it on a 10mm e-mount extension tube that's baffled, a 1mm M42 to e-mount adapter, and a 15-26mm helicoid. I'm truly a little over 2mm short, so I went ahead and ordered the 17-31mm helicoid. The only downside that I'm seeing it the five-blade aperture. Otherwise, it's a very useful little lens. It won't replace my Summicron, but the C/Y S-Planar 60 may go up for sale.
a7II_Rode_APO50_TheRoseKnowsNotItsName by Bradley Clemens, on Flickra7II_Rode_APO50_Strum by Bradley Clemens, on Flickra7II_Rode_APO50_Infinty by Bradley Clemens, on Flickra7II_Rode_APO50_IntotheSun by Bradley Clemens, on Flickra7II_Rode_APO50_LifeandDeath by Bradley Clemens, on Flickra7II_Rode_APO50_Bauble by Bradley Clemens, on Flickra7II_Rode_APO50_TheGreenBanner by Bradley Clemens, on FlickrSep 13, 2015 at 12:24 AM
p.1103 #4Sony FE Images Thread
Thanks Dale ! 
Great shot Tayler, Gary ,Gregg ,Dale ,Jim , johnmondy and Jack
Great shot Tayler, Gary ,Gregg ,Dale ,Jim , johnmondy and Jack
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Sep 13, 2015 at 01:58 AM
p.1103 #5Sony FE Images Thread
From a walk by the fjord with A7 and Rokkor 58/1.2:
Sep 13, 2015 at 02:19 AM
p.1103 #7Sony FE Images Thread
ManuelLaMantia wrote:
TheEyesHaveIt strong initial wow! welcome .
Mitakon 85 1.2 diverse
RenéVery nice atmosphere René... 3rd one is my favorite. Have you add vignetting in PP or is this lens WO?
thanks Manuel was added later . The 85- Mitakon has come free from Vignette .
my thanks to all of you . beautiful pictures. very inspiring .
René
xwing15 wrote
Thank you for your comments !TheEyesHaveIt strong initial wow! welcome .
Mitakon 85 1.2 diverse
René
thanks Manuel was added later . The 85- Mitakon has come free from Vignette .
my thanks to all of you . beautiful pictures. very inspiring .
René
Sep 13, 2015 at 02:40 AM
p.1103 #8Sony FE Images Thread
Great shots guys and Helena!
xwing15: great "lines" BW serie
Werner: nice and very artistic feels from your pictures
Ronny: with your new PP technique some pics of flowers looks more pop/3D than previous
freaklikeme: I have APO-Rodagon-N 105/4 with Zork Multi-focus system (helicoid).. looks like a big ext.tubes. Maybe due to different register lenghts the MFD is very long and I can shoot with it only with tripod as it gives me wide open 1/5s etc wide open
.. bit disappointed with it, will try to find a way how to bring it alive o A7r
Here is one from late afternoon walk with Oly 100/2 wide open( btw inspired to buy by Gregg in the past ), great lens with ED elements,need to shoot with it more..
xwing15: great "lines" BW serie
Werner: nice and very artistic feels from your pictures
Ronny: with your new PP technique some pics of flowers looks more pop/3D than previous
freaklikeme: I have APO-Rodagon-N 105/4 with Zork Multi-focus system (helicoid).. looks like a big ext.tubes. Maybe due to different register lenghts the MFD is very long and I can shoot with it only with tripod as it gives me wide open 1/5s etc wide open
.. bit disappointed with it, will try to find a way how to bring it alive o A7r Here is one from late afternoon walk with Oly 100/2 wide open( btw inspired to buy by Gregg in the past
), great lens with ED elements,need to shoot with it more..Sep 13, 2015 at 03:06 AM
p.1103 #9Sony FE Images Thread
aCIDfire wrote:
freaklikeme: I have APO-Rodagon-N 105/4 with Zork Multi-focus system (helicoid).. looks like a big ext.tubes. Maybe due to different register lenghts the MFD is very long and I can shoot with it only with tripod as it gives me wide open 1/5s etc wide open.. bit disappointed with it, will try to find a way how to bring it alive o A7r
I have that lens as well. The 99.1mm flange distance is challenging, but, man, is it gorgeous. My recommendation is to get a bellows set up to use it. Any bellows will do, but it's got a 130mm IC, so if you get one with movements, you've got lots of room for shift, rise, fall, tilt, and swing. I use it on a Cambo Actus and love it.
However, it is going to be my test candidate for a pieced-together tilt/shift lens on the a7II. Kipon makes an M42 to e-mount tilt-shift adapter, so I'm going to order one and see how it works out with the 105. I have the feeling the amount of extension is going to be problematic for the solution and suspect that an 80mm lens is probably optimal, but I don't want to invest in another lens until I see if the adapter will work without mechanical vignetting first. I'll let you know how it goes.
freaklikeme: I have APO-Rodagon-N 105/4 with Zork Multi-focus system (helicoid).. looks like a big ext.tubes. Maybe due to different register lenghts the MFD is very long and I can shoot with it only with tripod as it gives me wide open 1/5s etc wide open
.. bit disappointed with it, will try to find a way how to bring it alive o A7r I have that lens as well. The 99.1mm flange distance is challenging, but, man, is it gorgeous. My recommendation is to get a bellows set up to use it. Any bellows will do, but it's got a 130mm IC, so if you get one with movements, you've got lots of room for shift, rise, fall, tilt, and swing. I use it on a Cambo Actus and love it.
However, it is going to be my test candidate for a pieced-together tilt/shift lens on the a7II. Kipon makes an M42 to e-mount tilt-shift adapter, so I'm going to order one and see how it works out with the 105. I have the feeling the amount of extension is going to be problematic for the solution and suspect that an 80mm lens is probably optimal, but I don't want to invest in another lens until I see if the adapter will work without mechanical vignetting first. I'll let you know how it goes.
Sep 13, 2015 at 03:25 AM
p.1103 #10Sony FE Images Thread
I came across some old soviet classics yesterday.Will keep them all
A7R+Helios 58/2.0 Mk4,m42,wide open - "Wiev through the window"
A7R+MIR 1B 37/2.8,m42,wide open - "Wiev through the window"
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A7R+Helios 58/2.0 Mk2,m42,wide open - Swirly,swirly""
as above,with smooth oof rendition
A7R+Helios 58/2.0 Mk4,m42,wide open - "Wiev through the window"
A7R+MIR 1B 37/2.8,m42,wide open - "Wiev through the window"
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A7R+Helios 58/2.0 Mk2,m42,wide open - Swirly,swirly""
as above,with smooth oof rendition
Sep 13, 2015 at 03:29 AM
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p.1103 #11Sony FE Images Thread
Thanks Mark
Think it will be the last flower for a while
Thank you all for the nice comments and likes !
Think it will be the last flower for a while
Thank you all for the nice comments and likes !
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Sep 13, 2015 at 03:33 AM
p.1103 #12Sony FE Images Thread
freaklikeme: thx for information!
Here are some shots I found with T/S bellows setup, interesting..
Here are some shots I found with T/S bellows setup, interesting..
Sep 13, 2015 at 03:41 AM
p.1103 #13Sony FE Images Thread
aCIDfire wrote:
Great shots guys and Helena!
xwing15: great "lines" BW serie
Werner: nice and very artistic feels from your pictures
Ronny: with your new PP technique some pics of flowers looks more pop/3D than previous
freaklikeme: I have APO-Rodagon-N 105/4 with Zork Multi-focus system (helicoid).. looks like a big ext.tubes. Maybe due to different register lenghts the MFD is very long and I can shoot with it only with tripod as it gives me wide open 1/5s etc wide open.. bit disappointed with it, will try to find a way how to bring it alive o A7r
Here is one from late afternoon walk...Show more →
aCIDfire Thank you very much and great family photos .
Ronny and Peire great pictures .
Great shots guys and Helena!
xwing15: great "lines" BW serie
Werner: nice and very artistic feels from your pictures
Ronny: with your new PP technique some pics of flowers looks more pop/3D than previous
freaklikeme: I have APO-Rodagon-N 105/4 with Zork Multi-focus system (helicoid).. looks like a big ext.tubes. Maybe due to different register lenghts the MFD is very long and I can shoot with it only with tripod as it gives me wide open 1/5s etc wide open
.. bit disappointed with it, will try to find a way how to bring it alive o A7r Here is one from late afternoon walk...Show more →
aCIDfire Thank you very much and great family photos .
Ronny and Peire great pictures .
Sep 13, 2015 at 04:36 AM
p.1103 #14Sony FE Images Thread
Awesome shots everyone!
Ronny, superb and thank you for sharing your PP'ing!!
Rene, wonderful compositions.
Jack, love your shots.
Shot late this afternoon, after having brought my father in law back from Spain, early this morning. He is amazingly fit for a 87 year old and I think I am suffering jet lag worse than him!!
A7rII and FE 35/1.4. Love the face detection, as it nails the exposure for the face in a brightly lit background.
Ronny, superb and thank you for sharing your PP'ing!!
Rene, wonderful compositions.
Jack, love your shots.
Shot late this afternoon, after having brought my father in law back from Spain, early this morning. He is amazingly fit for a 87 year old and I think I am suffering jet lag worse than him!!
A7rII and FE 35/1.4. Love the face detection, as it nails the exposure for the face in a brightly lit background.
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Sep 13, 2015 at 04:40 AM
p.1103 #15Sony FE Images Thread
Wow Charles.. Great 3 D effect on my monitor .
René
René
Sep 13, 2015 at 04:43 AM
p.1103 #16Sony FE Images Thread
FE28 & 21mm Converter
Tour de Moron, switzerland
René
Tour de Moron, switzerland
René
Sep 13, 2015 at 05:03 AM
p.1103 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Photo taken the evening of July 23, 2015 moments before sunset near the top of the Trexler Nature Preserve, Schnecksville, PA. Image taken with my tripod mounted Canon new FD 500mm f4.5 L lens and my A7r, ISO 100, lens set to f11 for 1/200 second. Processed in LR6.
Rich
Rich
Sep 13, 2015 at 05:33 AM
p.1103 #18Sony FE Images Thread
Some pictures from Salzburg, all with A7 and Pentax-M 20mm f4 @ f11.
I didn't regret to choose the Pentax over the Canon FDn 20mm for the trip to Austria. The corners and extreme edges might be a tiny bit weaker with the Pentax (well, because of my inability to hold the camera straight and due to distortion and/or perspective correction I crop them away most of the time anyway) but its very good flare resistance gives IMHO a better (more reliable) contrast and colour rendition than the Canon. Handling is much better too and because of it's tiny size it doesn't use up much space in your camera bag.
#1 Ceiling of Salzurg Cathedral
#2 Mozart doesn't live here anymore (Mozart's birthplace)
#3 View of Salzburg from the Kapuzinerberg
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I didn't regret to choose the Pentax over the Canon FDn 20mm for the trip to Austria. The corners and extreme edges might be a tiny bit weaker with the Pentax (well, because of my inability to hold the camera straight and due to distortion and/or perspective correction I crop them away most of the time anyway) but its very good flare resistance gives IMHO a better (more reliable) contrast and colour rendition than the Canon. Handling is much better too and because of it's tiny size it doesn't use up much space in your camera bag.
© Olaf G 2015
#1 Ceiling of Salzurg Cathedral
© Olaf G 2015
#2 Mozart doesn't live here anymore (Mozart's birthplace)
© Olaf G 2015
#3 View of Salzburg from the Kapuzinerberg
Edited on Sep 15, 2015 at 04:29 AM · View previous versions
Sep 13, 2015 at 07:12 AM
p.1103 #20Sony FE Images Thread
Grenache wrote:
Fantastic shots last couple of pages. Philber, the Petit Trianon shots bring back memories of when I was there 30 years ago while staying with a family that lives in Versailles. I have seen the main palace several times since but not the Trianon. Thank you for the souvenirs.
It is only a fair trade, Jim, because your fine shots of Venice bring back my own memories of the extraordinary city.
Fantastic shots last couple of pages. Philber, the Petit Trianon shots bring back memories of when I was there 30 years ago while staying with a family that lives in Versailles. I have seen the main palace several times since but not the Trianon. Thank you for the souvenirs.
It is only a fair trade, Jim, because your fine shots of Venice bring back my own memories of the extraordinary city.
Sep 13, 2015 at 08:04 AM