Sony FE Images Thread
p.1407 #1Sony FE Images Thread
Having a shower on Mt. Rinjani:
A Bath In The Clouds by Jannik Peters, auf Flickr
A Bath In The Clouds by Jannik Peters, auf Flickr
Feb 02, 2016 at 04:00 PM
p.1407 #2Sony FE Images Thread
This Orchid was given to my Mother a week before she died in 2008 and has just flowered again today 8 years later
In memory of Mother by Viramati, on Flickr
In memory of Mother by Viramati, on Flickr
Feb 02, 2016 at 04:27 PM
p.1407 #3Sony FE Images Thread
Great page opener, twoeye
Rene, I always admire your B/W processing!
'Reaching up'
Rene, I always admire your B/W processing!
'Reaching up'
Feb 02, 2016 at 05:48 PM
p.1407 #5Sony FE Images Thread
Jellyfish in the Berlin Aquarium
A7r II with 55/1,8
A7r II with 55/1,8
Feb 02, 2016 at 07:26 PM
p.1407 #7Sony FE Images Thread
I appreciated you sharing the details of your aperture stack, Fred - I tried it out on the weekend down on our central North Island volcanoes with my 21mm Ultron, using exposures of F/8 and F/16, and after combining in Zerene Stacker, I ended up with much better foreground detail - very nice!
John
ps - added later - I also used the Sony so-called 'hdr' app here to hold back the sky, rather than a physical graduated neutral density filter - worked very well once I became familiar with its settings.
Mount Ruapehu at dusk...
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John
ps - added later - I also used the Sony so-called 'hdr' app here to hold back the sky, rather than a physical graduated neutral density filter - worked very well once I became familiar with its settings.
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Mount Ruapehu at dusk...
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Feb 02, 2016 at 08:05 PM
p.1407 #8Sony FE Images Thread
navmannz wrote:
I appreciated you sharing the details of your aperture stack, Fred - I tried it out on the weekend down on our central North Island volcanoes with my 21mm Ultron, using exposures of F/8 and F/16, and after combining in Zerene Stacker, I ended up with much better foreground detail - very nice!
John
Look great!
I prefer this instead of focus stacking because it's fast and effective. Zerene is awesome but sometimes overkill for only two images. Usually I just bring both images to Photoshop as layers and create a layer mask showing the sharper foreground from the smaller aperture capture. The best of this technique is that most of your image will be at the sweet spot of your lens.
I used aperture stacking for this image too:
https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1255248/1405#13400833
f/9 and f/18
Fred
I appreciated you sharing the details of your aperture stack, Fred - I tried it out on the weekend down on our central North Island volcanoes with my 21mm Ultron, using exposures of F/8 and F/16, and after combining in Zerene Stacker, I ended up with much better foreground detail - very nice!
John
Look great!
I prefer this instead of focus stacking because it's fast and effective. Zerene is awesome but sometimes overkill for only two images. Usually I just bring both images to Photoshop as layers and create a layer mask showing the sharper foreground from the smaller aperture capture. The best of this technique is that most of your image will be at the sweet spot of your lens.
I used aperture stacking for this image too:
https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1255248/1405#13400833
f/9 and f/18
Fred
Feb 02, 2016 at 08:32 PM
p.1407 #9Sony FE Images Thread
Mind pointing out that aperture stack post? I'd love to give it a try . . .
Feb 02, 2016 at 08:35 PM
p.1407 #10Sony FE Images Thread
rji2goleez wrote:
Mind pointing out that aperture stack post? I'd love to give it a try . . .
I think he is referring to this post:
https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1255248/1394#13389464
Mind pointing out that aperture stack post? I'd love to give it a try . . .
I think he is referring to this post:
https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1255248/1394#13389464
Feb 02, 2016 at 09:06 PM
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p.1407 #11Sony FE Images Thread
Fred Miranda wrote:
Colorless Valley View (Taken around noon)
A7RII + 16-35/4
The Exif data shows f/9 but the bottom rocks and river where exposed to around 1.5-stops down at f/18.
Wow...that's an awesome picture.
Colorless Valley View (Taken around noon)
A7RII + 16-35/4
The Exif data shows f/9 but the bottom rocks and river where exposed to around 1.5-stops down at f/18.
Wow...that's an awesome picture.
Feb 02, 2016 at 11:45 PM
p.1407 #12Sony FE Images Thread
twoeye wrote:
Tromsø this morning:
http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/41926915/WEB%20versjoner%20EXIF/DSC5198-1400x1400%20EXIF.jpg
I love the glowing lights. Very storybook feel to this picture.
Tromsø this morning:
http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/41926915/WEB%20versjoner%20EXIF/DSC5198-1400x1400%20EXIF.jpg
I love the glowing lights. Very storybook feel to this picture.
Feb 02, 2016 at 11:50 PM
p.1407 #15Sony FE Images Thread
Loxia 21
Suspension by Werner Utsch, on Flickr
Thx, Helena, and likewise.
I always admire your shots, they are as clean as unique in it's capture of that special northern light.
Cheers
Werner
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Feb 03, 2016 at 04:13 AM
p.1407 #16Sony FE Images Thread
Wow, interesting capture Werner. Very nice.
It looks like our "winter wonderland" soon will be ruined by rain, so yesterday I took another walk. I started the same as the other day (so you'll probably recognize some subjects/places), but once down in the valley I decided to walk further and explore a small road that follows the river out to the fjord. The light wasn't too exciting and it was hard to leave the road because of the snow, but I found some nice locations that I'll explore by bicycle in spring. Lots of birds too. Great to have more options so close to home.
A7 and CV 50/1.5:
It looks like our "winter wonderland" soon will be ruined by rain, so yesterday I took another walk. I started the same as the other day (so you'll probably recognize some subjects/places), but once down in the valley I decided to walk further and explore a small road that follows the river out to the fjord. The light wasn't too exciting and it was hard to leave the road because of the snow, but I found some nice locations that I'll explore by bicycle in spring. Lots of birds too. Great to have more options so close to home.
A7 and CV 50/1.5:
Feb 03, 2016 at 04:21 AM
p.1407 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Some shots taken from a recent trip to Hamilton Island, Australia. This place really is heaven on earth.
Feb 03, 2016 at 04:57 AM
p.1407 #18Sony FE Images Thread
Steinheil Culminar 85/2.8 a poor man's Trioplan ? ;-)
Sony A7 II
© Nex Barker 2016
Sony A7 II
Feb 03, 2016 at 05:08 AM
p.1407 #19Sony FE Images Thread
pizdets17 wrote:
Is this shot in crop mode then? Looks great!
https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1719/24500013432_ff2c2bbc26_o.jpg
Yes and No!
The built in lens hood is removed mechanically and permanently so that I can see more on the image than the APS-C crop. I took the picture in FF-Mode and cropped the areas away that I didn't need. The field of view is still larger than the original APS-C field of view and more than 180°. You have easily your legs on the image, if you don't shoot carefully. You get the most out of it, if you crop the image in square aspect ratio.
Is this shot in crop mode then? Looks great!
Jannik Peters wrote
Samyang 8mm f/2.8 Fisheye CSC IIhttps://farm2.staticflickr.com/1719/24500013432_ff2c2bbc26_o.jpg
Yes and No!
The built in lens hood is removed mechanically and permanently so that I can see more on the image than the APS-C crop. I took the picture in FF-Mode and cropped the areas away that I didn't need. The field of view is still larger than the original APS-C field of view and more than 180°. You have easily your legs on the image, if you don't shoot carefully. You get the most out of it, if you crop the image in square aspect ratio.
Feb 03, 2016 at 05:12 AM
p.1407 #20Sony FE Images Thread
HelenaN wrote:
It looks like our "winter wonderland" soon will be ruined by rain, so yesterday I took another walk. I started the same as the other day (so you'll probably recognize some subjects/places), but once down in the valley I decided to walk further and explore a small road that follows the river out to the fjord. The light wasn't too exciting and it was hard to leave the road because of the snow, but I found some nice locations that I'll explore by bicycle in spring. Lots of birds too. Great to have more options so close to home.
Another great set of minimal winter landscapes Helena!
Beautiful palette of bluish greys with dashes of red.
Particularly like the repeating patterns of horses, fence posts and houses in #3
It looks like our "winter wonderland" soon will be ruined by rain, so yesterday I took another walk. I started the same as the other day (so you'll probably recognize some subjects/places), but once down in the valley I decided to walk further and explore a small road that follows the river out to the fjord. The light wasn't too exciting and it was hard to leave the road because of the snow, but I found some nice locations that I'll explore by bicycle in spring. Lots of birds too. Great to have more options so close to home.
Another great set of minimal winter landscapes Helena!
Beautiful palette of bluish greys with dashes of red.
Particularly like the repeating patterns of horses, fence posts and houses in #3
Feb 03, 2016 at 05:13 AM