Here are some of mine... the wide angle shot is from a Nikon 18-35G via a Novoflex adapter. The rest are from the Zeiss 55mm 1.8.
I shoot professionally using both a Canon 1DX and Nikon D800E and consider myself relatively brand agnostic.
The Sony is really nice and I love it, but there are some issues with the pseudo 14-bit RAW files during processing that I do not see when processing the same way using Canon or Nikon's 14-bit RAWS. I am still looking into this.
BTW, anyone know how to align the images to the left? I've been reading these forums for years but just decided to post.
Thank you Edward.
The corners are not to good at 24mm but acceptable. It's a zoom not a prime anyhow. In between 28 and 60 corners are quite good. This les has other strengths ie OSS and AF both very good.
With this subject I don't care to much about the very corners 4/5 of the frame are good to excellent.
My Regards
Werner
johntruong wrote:
Here are some of mine... the wide angle shot is from a Nikon 18-35G via a Novoflex adapter. The rest are from the Zeiss 55mm 1.8.
I shoot professionally using both a Canon 1DX and Nikon D800E and consider myself relatively brand agnostic.
The Sony is really nice and I love it, but there are some issues with the pseudo 14-bit RAW files during processing that I do not see when processing the same way using Canon or Nikon's 14-bit RAWS. I am still looking into this.
BTW, anyone know how to align the images to the left? I've been reading these forums for years but just decided to post. ...Show more →
if you select Grab the HTML/BBCode in flickr and paste it here without centering it, it will be placed on the left.
What i wanted to say; your colour handling is very special especially the one with the reflections in the water.
Phillip Reeve wrote:
Because Sony borrowed me some awesome lenses and because of the FE 2470 I have neglected my manual ones, I had forgotten what a great lens the Canon FE 80-200L is
Great shots. Cats are one of my favorite convenient, yet most challenging subjects.
It's amazing how well some of these old lenses hold up and even outperform, especially when used well.
johntruong wrote:
Here are some of mine... the wide angle shot is from a Nikon 18-35G via a Novoflex adapter. The rest are from the Zeiss 55mm 1.8.
I shoot professionally using both a Canon 1DX and Nikon D800E and consider myself relatively brand agnostic.
The Sony is really nice and I love it, but there are some issues with the pseudo 14-bit RAW files during processing that I do not see when processing the same way using Canon or Nikon's 14-bit RAWS. I am still looking into this.
BTW, anyone know how to align the images to the left? I've been reading these forums for years but just decided to post.
