Sony FE Images Thread
p.1114 #1Sony FE Images Thread
Ronny _Olsson wrote:
Superb set Helena ..favorites are 1# 2# 3# 4# 5#
Thanks
+1! My thoughts exactly!
And, Ronny, blaming us for forcing you to overuse the "like" button... when you are the worst offender!
Superb set Helena ..favorites are 1# 2# 3# 4# 5#
Thanks
+1! My thoughts exactly!
And, Ronny, blaming us for forcing you to overuse the "like" button... when you are the worst offender!
Sep 17, 2015 at 11:27 AM
p.1114 #2Sony FE Images Thread
HelenaN wrote:
Beautiful India photos bluebird and macros from Ronny as always, and I like your B&W processing xwing!
A7 and Rokkor 58mm/1.2, except the first which is from C/Y 28mm/2.8:
http://www.helenasphotography.com/keep/2015/20150811_033_a7-cy28b.jpg
http://www.helenasphotography.com/keep/2015/20150810_015_a7-rk58b.jpg
http://www.helenasphotography.com/keep/2015/20150812_027_a7-rk58b.jpg
http://www.helenasphotography.com/keep/2015/20150811_036_a7-rk58b.jpg
http://www.helenasphotography.com/keep/2015/20150811_035_a7-rk58b.jpg
Trank your very much Helena . like your Rokkor images as well . should use my more .
René
Sep 17, 2015 at 11:33 AM
p.1114 #3Sony FE Images Thread
A few images from the city of Granada.
Municipal building in Granada
Stairway of the municipal building
A view of a local bar - Yes, it is open LOL
Street shooting in the evening - This family was eating ice cream at two opposite benches and one to the girls "shuttled" back and forth.
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Street shooting in the evening - This family was eating ice cream at two opposite benches and one to the girls "shuttled" back and forth.
Sep 17, 2015 at 11:39 AM
p.1114 #5Sony FE Images Thread
This thread never fails to impress!! Fantastic images...everyone!!
Gregg
A7rM and Summilux M 50 ASPH
Not the greatest image...but @f5.6, this lens is SO sharp...
@f1.4
@f1.4 w/VM-E adapter @mfd
Gregg
A7rM and Summilux M 50 ASPH
Not the greatest image...but @f5.6, this lens is SO sharp...
@f1.4
@f1.4 w/VM-E adapter @mfd
Sep 17, 2015 at 01:00 PM
p.1114 #6Sony FE Images Thread
AGeoJO wrote:
A few images from the city of Granada.
Excellent. Really love the POV and reflections on that last one!
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Some first shots with my new a7R II with Otus 55mm f/1.4:
Frozen Fount by David Arbogast, on Flickr
Ready For Getting All Ceremonial by David Arbogast, on Flickr
Textured Entry by David Arbogast, on Flickr
Lineage by David Arbogast, on Flickr
A few images from the city of Granada.
Excellent. Really love the POV and reflections on that last one!
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Some first shots with my new a7R II with Otus 55mm f/1.4:
Frozen Fount by David Arbogast, on Flickr
Ready For Getting All Ceremonial by David Arbogast, on Flickr
Textured Entry by David Arbogast, on Flickr
Lineage by David Arbogast, on Flickr
Sep 17, 2015 at 02:11 PM
p.1114 #9Sony FE Images Thread
darbo wrote:
Love the POV and reflections Joshua!
Thank you, David!
The easiest way to get the camera level, at least in most cases, would be to just put it on the ground and that's what I did. I would have not been able to do it without the flip screen, at least without attracting too much attention to myself 
. That girl was at bench on the left and she went across to what I assume her mom/dad, tasted their ice cream and walked back. So, I just put the camera down and snapped two images. That's one of them that showed a better separation of her and the background. Yes, the cobblestone pavement helped.
Wow, you posted your images while I was typing. Great images there, David! Otus, huh
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AGeoJO wrote
A few images from the city of Granada.Thank you, David!
The easiest way to get the camera level, at least in most cases, would be to just put it on the ground and that's what I did
. I would have not been able to do it without the flip screen, at least without attracting too much attention to myself . That girl was at bench on the left and she went across to what I assume her mom/dad, tasted their ice cream and walked back. So, I just put the camera down and snapped two images. That's one of them that showed a better separation of her and the background. Yes, the cobblestone pavement helped.Wow, you posted your images while I was typing. Great images there, David! Otus, huh
?Sep 17, 2015 at 02:26 PM
p.1114 #10Sony FE Images Thread
AGeoJO wrote:
Otus, huh?
Haha...Frodo has his boring "ring of power", but the Otus is my precious (spoken in Smeagol voice).
Thanks everyone for the congrats - I am just 2-4 weeks away from the start of my extra-early retirement from my "day job" so I can shoot full time (for fun and profit) and hang out here more often. The a7R II was that last gear addition I needed to make. Now I'm all set. Woohoo, cannot wait!
Otus, huh
?Haha...Frodo has his boring "ring of power", but the Otus is my precious (spoken in Smeagol voice).
Thanks everyone for the congrats - I am just 2-4 weeks away from the start of my extra-early retirement from my "day job" so I can shoot full time (for fun and profit) and hang out here more often. The a7R II was that last gear addition I needed to make. Now I'm all set. Woohoo, cannot wait!
Sep 17, 2015 at 02:46 PM
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p.1114 #12Sony FE Images Thread
darbo wrote:
?Haha...Frodo has his boring "ring of power", but the Otus is my precious (spoken in Smeagol voice).
Thanks everyone for the congrats - I am just 2-4 weeks away from the start of my extra-early retirement from my "day job" so I can shoot full time (for fun and profit) and hang out here more often. The a7R II was that last gear addition I needed to make. Now I'm all set. Woohoo, cannot wait!
, you and Philippe are the Otus users that post here and that I know off hand right now. Edited: Mike Reid also belongs to the Otus club . I am sure there are others. BTW, my spellcheck tried to correct that word to Otis . I just saw an Otus 55mm offered on the local Craigslist. Tempted but I am not much of MF guy anymore. And that reminds me that I still have my Leica-M glasses, too 
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It sounds like you are looking forward to your retirement. I have been for a few years now and never been bored. There are so many things to do, I mean, to take pictures of. We do travel quite a bit and I spend a lot of time at the computer post processing or just simply on-line to my wife's chagrin.......
xwing15 wrote:
moments from Malaga , Spain
René
Excellent B&W images, René. I was in Malaga recently, too. The second image appears to be fairly close to Pablo Picasso's birth house or the current location of the Picasso foundation/museum, no?
Edited on Sep 17, 2015 at 05:08 PM · View previous versions
AGeoJO wrote
Otus, huh?Thanks everyone for the congrats - I am just 2-4 weeks away from the start of my extra-early retirement from my "day job" so I can shoot full time (for fun and profit) and hang out here more often. The a7R II was that last gear addition I needed to make. Now I'm all set. Woohoo, cannot wait!
, you and Philippe are the Otus users that post here and that I know off hand right now. Edited: Mike Reid also belongs to the Otus club . I am sure there are others. BTW, my spellcheck tried to correct that word to Otis . I just saw an Otus 55mm offered on the local Craigslist. Tempted but I am not much of MF guy anymore. And that reminds me that I still have my Leica-M glasses, too .It sounds like you are looking forward to your retirement. I have been for a few years now and never been bored. There are so many things to do, I mean, to take pictures of. We do travel quite a bit and I spend a lot of time at the computer post processing or just simply on-line to my wife's chagrin......
.xwing15 wrote:
moments from Malaga , Spain
René
Excellent B&W images, René. I was in Malaga recently, too. The second image appears to be fairly close to Pablo Picasso's birth house or the current location of the Picasso foundation/museum, no?
Edited on Sep 17, 2015 at 05:08 PM · View previous versions
Sep 17, 2015 at 03:00 PM
p.1114 #13Sony FE Images Thread
AGeoJO wrote:
?Haha...Frodo has his boring "ring of power", but the Otus is my precious (spoken in Smeagol voice).
Thanks everyone for the congrats - I am just 2-4 weeks away from the start of my extra-early retirement from my "day job" so I can shoot full time (for fun and profit) and hang out here more often. The a7R II was that last gear addition I needed to make. Now I'm all set. Woohoo, cannot wait!It sounds like you are looking forward to your retirement. I have been for a few years now and never been bored. There are so many things to do, I mean, to take pictures of. We do travel quite a bit and I spend a lot of time at the computer post processing or just simply on-line to my wife's chagrin.......
RenéExcellent B&W images, René. I was in Malaga recently, too. The second image appears to be fairly close to Pablo Picasso's birth house or the current location of the Picasso foundation/museum, no?
Thank you very much.
Yeah right :-) was in August 2014 because few days . I love this country and I try every year . several times to go to Spain .
I love the climate . the food. the people and of course the wine .
René
darbo wrote
AGeoJO wrote
Otus, huh?Thanks everyone for the congrats - I am just 2-4 weeks away from the start of my extra-early retirement from my "day job" so I can shoot full time (for fun and profit) and hang out here more often. The a7R II was that last gear addition I needed to make. Now I'm all set. Woohoo, cannot wait!
.xwing15 wrote
moments from Malaga , SpainRené
Thank you very much.
Yeah right :-) was in August 2014 because few days . I love this country and I try every year . several times to go to Spain .
I love the climate . the food. the people and of course the wine .
René
Sep 17, 2015 at 03:16 PM
p.1114 #14Sony FE Images Thread
Nashville buildings (batman, R2D2, L&C), Johnny Cash museum
Korean veteran bridge
Music city center, huge structure
View from the windows of music city center
Hardrock cafe
All shots taken with Sony A7R II with FE 35 1.4, sometimes not wide enough , should grab 16-35mm as well.
Sep 17, 2015 at 03:48 PM
p.1114 #16Sony FE Images Thread
A7R2 and Zeiss 85 Otus. Flowers and Coleus leaves.
Sep 17, 2015 at 04:45 PM
p.1114 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Mike- The Otus is very impressive!
js426- Love this set!
Helena- This moves so fast I am late saying I love your Southern Norway set.
These are shots from this morning taken after a rain shower which put a bit of a gloss on the landscape. A7RII with FE 35/2.8
js426- Love this set!
Helena- This moves so fast I am late saying I love your Southern Norway set.
These are shots from this morning taken after a rain shower which put a bit of a gloss on the landscape. A7RII with FE 35/2.8
Sep 17, 2015 at 05:25 PM
p.1114 #18Sony FE Images Thread
ebookman wrote:
These are shots from this morning taken after a rain shower which put a bit of a gloss on the landscape. A7RII with FE 35/2.8
Wow Dale, great images. Love the truck. You're making that 35 f/2.8 awfully tempting....
These are shots from this morning taken after a rain shower which put a bit of a gloss on the landscape. A7RII with FE 35/2.8
Wow Dale, great images. Love the truck. You're making that 35 f/2.8 awfully tempting....
Sep 17, 2015 at 05:37 PM
p.1114 #19Sony FE Images Thread
akclimber wrote:
Wow Dale, great images. Love the truck. You're making that 35 f/2.8 awfully tempting....
Boy I agree! I recently picked up a used FE35/2.8ZA and really love it. The size is nice and small and this lens does great on my A6000 too.
ebookman wrote
These are shots from this morning taken after a rain shower which put a bit of a gloss on the landscape. A7RII with FE 35/2.8Boy I agree! I recently picked up a used FE35/2.8ZA and really love it. The size is nice and small and this lens does great on my A6000 too.
Sep 17, 2015 at 06:05 PM
p.1114 #20Sony FE Images Thread
akclimber wrote:
Wow Dale, great images. Love the truck. You're making that 35 f/2.8 awfully tempting....
Thanks! Actually the FE 35/2.8 is something of a relief to me. I sold my excellent FE 55 because I already have a variety of old 50's that I really like and I would prefer my new lens investment to be in the 35mm format. The lens is better than my expectations. The image quality is great. The size and weight swayed my attention off the 1.4.
ebookman wrote
These are shots from this morning taken after a rain shower which put a bit of a gloss on the landscape. A7RII with FE 35/2.8Thanks! Actually the FE 35/2.8 is something of a relief to me. I sold my excellent FE 55 because I already have a variety of old 50's that I really like and I would prefer my new lens investment to be in the 35mm format. The lens is better than my expectations. The image quality is great. The size and weight swayed my attention off the 1.4.
Sep 17, 2015 at 06:15 PM