This thread is amazing and fast moving! Some very beautiful photos in here, kind of intimidating...
Here's a few more of my recent ones with the A7 - bikes, camping and making photos is my passion.
Kit lens or FE35 used to make them.
nicoimages wrote:
Great images from everyone on this page
Sony A7R with Olympus 24mm/2.8 (first three) and Sony Zeiss 35mm/2.8
The Olympus lens has considerable distortion but is fantastically sharp at f8 - I am using the Zeiss 21mm lens correction profile in lightroom with added 5% manual distortion to get things under control.
If anyone has a lens correction profile for this lens please PM me
#3 is awesom!
Makten wrote:
Two from this afternoon. It wasn't worse than -5°C, but after some time you just don't want to fiddle with changing lenses, so I mostly used the FE 55. A lens that continues to amaze me. How can it be this good? I didn't think it was possible.
sweet! that second one looks like teeth.
ChiTown wrote:
This thread is amazing and fast moving! Some very beautiful photos in here, kind of intimidating...
Here's a few more of my recent ones with the A7 - bikes, camping and making photos is my passion.
Kit lens or FE35 used to make them.
I am amazed at not just the resolution of my a7r but also its very impressive DR. These are Providence, RI. The last one is my 4 year old grandson taken with a Metz 52 AF-1 that I am learning to use with the Sony. It seems to work well on the TTL setting except with my grandson whose blink reflexes are just too fast. This pic was taken on manual flash settings. Processed in LR 5.3.
Thanks,
Mark (East Lansing, Michigan)
That shot was on our New Years Eve ride, camping @5000' outside of Death Valley at one of the hidden cabins, someone left one mortar shell so I only had one shot at it.
Kruschtel wrote:
@Martin: both splendid photos! Where did you find this piece of ice?
Thanks! There were lots of similar formations at the shore, and I think they form when waves from the sea are alternately freezing and melting ice hanging from branches, rocks and such. This particular piece of ice was about half a meter wide, so no big stuff.
Old, exotic cars quickly grab attention when visiting Cuba. Some are more unique than others, but most are equally colourful.
Images taken at f/2.8 and ISO 200-400.
i'm grateful that there are people posting in this forum such inspiring work and discussing useful observations about the A7r and the FE 55 while i'm trying to learn and make friends with this setup. i can't imagine a better way to learn.
