Sony FE Images Thread
p.1426 #1Sony FE Images Thread
Jman13 wrote:
A7 II With Loxia 21:
http://www.jordansteele.com/2016/columbus_snow_river.jpg
http://www.jordansteele.com/2016/columbus_snow_loxia-1.jpg
http://www.jordansteele.com/2016/columbus_snow_flags.jpg
The flags in the third one - I love them.
A7 II With Loxia 21:
http://www.jordansteele.com/2016/columbus_snow_river.jpg
http://www.jordansteele.com/2016/columbus_snow_loxia-1.jpg
http://www.jordansteele.com/2016/columbus_snow_flags.jpg
The flags in the third one - I love them.
Feb 13, 2016 at 11:25 AM
p.1426 #2Sony FE Images Thread
rji2goleez wrote:
Helena - your images always give me a peaceful, tranquil feeling. I can tell your images without seeing your name. Wonderful!
+1
Great work Helena as always
Helena - your images always give me a peaceful, tranquil feeling. I can tell your images without seeing your name. Wonderful!
+1
Great work Helena as always
Feb 13, 2016 at 11:26 AM
p.1426 #6Sony FE Images Thread
Listera wrote:
Peire, your second shot was really nice.
But it seems you need a week off in spring time away from home to play with your ever increasing lens arsenal...
Prophet,or so?
Yes,the spring will be welcomed.The second part of winter is the hardest to stand.
I can see some snowdrops,lilies of the valley and primroses starting to bloom,but it's yet at least one month for spring to get started.
I try to fill up that time with new experiences and today I visited a newly discovered old village nearby with the Elmar R 35-70/4.What a great zoom.Pictures are being worked out now.
Peire, your second shot was really nice.
But it seems you need a week off in spring time away from home to play with your ever increasing lens arsenal...
Prophet,or so?
Yes,the spring will be welcomed.The second part of winter is the hardest to stand.
I can see some snowdrops,lilies of the valley and primroses starting to bloom,but it's yet at least one month for spring to get started.
I try to fill up that time with new experiences and today I visited a newly discovered old village nearby with the Elmar R 35-70/4.What a great zoom.Pictures are being worked out now.
Feb 13, 2016 at 12:54 PM
p.1426 #8Sony FE Images Thread
Sehr schön, alba63 !
I would try a BW with the second one....
Cheers
Werner
I would try a BW with the second one....
Cheers
Werner
Feb 13, 2016 at 01:17 PM
p.1426 #9Sony FE Images Thread
Danke! Ja, das könnte man mal probieren...
For the other ones: this building with it's peculiar roof is a concert hall. From every high point in berlin you can spot the jagged silhouette.
For the other ones: this building with it's peculiar roof is a concert hall. From every high point in berlin you can spot the jagged silhouette.
Feb 13, 2016 at 01:54 PM
p.1426 #10Sony FE Images Thread
Jochenb wrote:
I tried 2 different copies of the 50/1.4 ZF.2 on my A7 cameras and both were exactly the same. No misalignment or decentering, only that more pronounced curved focus plane. Even on the 12MP A7S. Because of this I also tried more than one adapter... but still the same results.
I have now tested this with A7r (not shown here) and A7 (shown below, and fullsize attached).
Jochenb wrote:
It's also very noticeable when shooting in portrait orientation. For example: when I shoot a larger free standing tree that's at a distance of +15m and focus on the center of the tree... The zone of focus goes from almost my feet to the center of the tree and back towards me at the top. The bottom and top of the tree are out of focus. With careful focus you can get the whole tree in focus, but the focal plane is always much more curved than when I used the lens on a Canon camera. I hardly had any...Show more →
Thanks for providing test scenario. I did shoot some other tests and the scenario you mentioned. My ZE1.4/50 does not have similar field curvature as the 2 copies you tested and described above; the thick sensor glass effect can only seen on very corner of the image, outside the red ring in photo below. For sure the "normal" field curvature of ZE1.4/50 is also much worse than it was with Canon sensor cover glass, but it won't come from 15m to few meters like yours.
f/2.8, focus to center of image (the tree), camera lens axis ~170cm from ground
Link to fullsize image: 7M JPG
I hope that Kolari thin cover glass will also improve overall performance of ZE1.4/50. At large distances it's much worse than it was in 5DmkII, with which this lens was usable for landscape photography starting from f/2.8.
Samuli
I tried 2 different copies of the 50/1.4 ZF.2 on my A7 cameras and both were exactly the same. No misalignment or decentering, only that more pronounced curved focus plane. Even on the 12MP A7S. Because of this I also tried more than one adapter... but still the same results.
I have now tested this with A7r (not shown here) and A7 (shown below, and fullsize attached).
Jochenb wrote:
It's also very noticeable when shooting in portrait orientation. For example: when I shoot a larger free standing tree that's at a distance of +15m and focus on the center of the tree... The zone of focus goes from almost my feet to the center of the tree and back towards me at the top. The bottom and top of the tree are out of focus. With careful focus you can get the whole tree in focus, but the focal plane is always much more curved than when I used the lens on a Canon camera. I hardly had any...Show more →
Thanks for providing test scenario. I did shoot some other tests and the scenario you mentioned. My ZE1.4/50 does not have similar field curvature as the 2 copies you tested and described above; the thick sensor glass effect can only seen on very corner of the image, outside the red ring in photo below. For sure the "normal" field curvature of ZE1.4/50 is also much worse than it was with Canon sensor cover glass, but it won't come from 15m to few meters like yours.
f/2.8, focus to center of image (the tree), camera lens axis ~170cm from ground
Link to fullsize image: 7M JPG
I hope that Kolari thin cover glass will also improve overall performance of ZE1.4/50. At large distances it's much worse than it was in 5DmkII, with which this lens was usable for landscape photography starting from f/2.8.
Samuli
Feb 13, 2016 at 02:33 PM
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p.1426 #11Sony FE Images Thread
Kazakh Folk Dance with OM 100mm f/2.8 on A7II.
Kazak Halk Dansı
Kazak Halk Dansı
Feb 13, 2016 at 02:52 PM
p.1426 #12Sony FE Images Thread
Some creatures from Gilbert, Arizona, 2/12/2015.
Harry Palmer
Very small Duck.
Desert Cottontail.
Snowy Egret.
American Avocet
Mallard Drake enjoying his 85 degree Winter day.
Harry Palmer
Very small Duck.
Desert Cottontail.
Snowy Egret.
American Avocet
Mallard Drake enjoying his 85 degree Winter day.
Feb 13, 2016 at 04:05 PM
p.1426 #13Sony FE Images Thread
My friend arrived with his small doughter (2 months and 11 days old) to take some photos At this age she can´t
raise her neck longer so it was quite hard to take some front photo
A7r + Canon FDn 85/1.2L
At this age she can´t raise her neck longer so it was quite hard to take some front photo
A7r + Canon FDn 85/1.2L
Feb 13, 2016 at 04:54 PM
p.1426 #15Sony FE Images Thread
Awesome images last page.
Gregg
A7rll and Loxia 50
@f2
@f2.5 and I did a little over the top pp...I kinda like it!
Gregg
A7rll and Loxia 50
@f2
@f2.5 and I did a little over the top pp...I kinda like it!
Feb 13, 2016 at 05:58 PM
p.1426 #16Sony FE Images Thread
Greggf: Nice bokeh, as always. I like the indifferent look above.
Ronny: All those shots from Iceland are very impressive. If it wasn't that far away, I'd seriously considering going at some point.
Rene: Beautiful landscape. Initially, I thought European winters had become really warm, before realizing that this shot was taken in May.
Helena: Wonderful series. You have an amazing eye.
Werner: Excellent composition.
Harry: Those are great shots with the big Tammy.
Joshua: The lightning in those shots from Rome is breathtaking.
Charles: Another beautiful portrait of your better half. Looking forward to your work with the 85 GM.
Here is something different for a change. Sure, the a7rii is not going to rival a 1DX or D5, but for occasional birding, it works just fine. Both shot in crop mode for the FF equivalent of 600mm.
70-400G2
70-400G2
Ronny: All those shots from Iceland are very impressive. If it wasn't that far away, I'd seriously considering going at some point.
Rene: Beautiful landscape. Initially, I thought European winters had become really warm, before realizing that this shot was taken in May
.Helena: Wonderful series. You have an amazing eye.
Werner: Excellent composition.
Harry: Those are great shots with the big Tammy.
Joshua: The lightning in those shots from Rome is breathtaking.
Charles: Another beautiful portrait of your better half. Looking forward to your work with the 85 GM.
Here is something different for a change. Sure, the a7rii is not going to rival a 1DX or D5, but for occasional birding, it works just fine. Both shot in crop mode for the FF equivalent of 600mm.
70-400G2
70-400G2
Feb 13, 2016 at 06:14 PM
p.1426 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Hello guys, returned from my short trip to Venice with Joshua and his friends, now it is time to congratulate with you for the incredible last few pages: Bob (in color & in BW), Renè, Werner, Ronny, Charles, Daniel, Jordan, Peire (especially for cats), Helena, mcbroomf, Butch, Gregg, Phillip, Chris and all other travel friends here on FM (sorry if I didn't mention all names, too long list) 
Ahhh... and of course my congratulation also to my Jedi Master Joshua
From me, here a couple of grabs between lot of masks
Manuel
Ahhh... and of course my congratulation also to my Jedi Master Joshua
From me, here a couple of grabs between lot of masks
Manuel
Feb 13, 2016 at 06:22 PM
p.1426 #18Sony FE Images Thread
Beautiful blue hour through a hotel window with the Voigtlander 15/4.5 III.
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Feb 13, 2016 at 06:55 PM
p.1426 #19Sony FE Images Thread
Quick one with the A7RII and 400/5.6 ED AI Nikkor
Ferry & Bouy At Sunset
Ferry & Bouy At Sunset
Feb 13, 2016 at 06:55 PM
p.1426 #20Sony FE Images Thread
Some florida birds
heron pair by Daniel Riggs, on Flickr
cormorant on the branch by Daniel Riggs, on Flickr
staring up by Daniel Riggs, on Flickr
annhinga pair by Daniel Riggs, on Flickr
purple gallinule grazing by Daniel Riggs, on Flickr
wood stork in tree by Daniel Riggs, on Flickr
running green by Daniel Riggs, on Flickr
heron pair by Daniel Riggs, on Flickrcormorant on the branch by Daniel Riggs, on Flickrstaring up by Daniel Riggs, on Flickrannhinga pair by Daniel Riggs, on Flickrpurple gallinule grazing by Daniel Riggs, on Flickrwood stork in tree by Daniel Riggs, on Flickrrunning green by Daniel Riggs, on FlickrFeb 13, 2016 at 07:28 PM