Sony FE Images Thread
p.1590 #1Sony FE Images Thread
puckman wrote:
What's this 20mm lens you're using on these shots, Joshua?
Got to be the Sigma Art, right? It's the only 20mm f/1.4 lens on the market afaik.
AGeoJO wrote
Two images from the Palazzo, Las Vegas early in the morning when there was nobody there.Got to be the Sigma Art, right? It's the only 20mm f/1.4 lens on the market afaik.
May 04, 2016 at 11:26 PM
p.1590 #2Sony FE Images Thread
My thoughts too. I've been intrigued by that lens, but since I own the Art 35/1.4, I am familiar with the size/weight.
I would have expected Joshua to be more interested in the Batis 18
I would have expected Joshua to be more interested in the Batis 18
May 04, 2016 at 11:33 PM
p.1590 #3Sony FE Images Thread
robgo2 wrote:
Wilhelm,
Your photos of Stockholm are truly stunning. The 3D rendering of the C/Y 35/1.4 sends chills down my spine, as I just bought one off of eBay yesterday to use on my A7ii. If I can deal with the size of the lens, I'm sure that I will have made a good choice.
Rob
Thank you. You did the right thing, enjoy.
Wilhelm,
Your photos of Stockholm are truly stunning. The 3D rendering of the C/Y 35/1.4 sends chills down my spine, as I just bought one off of eBay yesterday to use on my A7ii. If I can deal with the size of the lens, I'm sure that I will have made a good choice.
Rob
Thank you. You did the right thing, enjoy.
May 05, 2016 at 12:21 AM
p.1590 #7Sony FE Images Thread
You might be able to find a 24-70 and have it shipped to you in Yosemite. There is a post office in Groveland you can have them hold it for you. I taught 6 workshops in Yosemite and I have done this more than once. Lol
puckman wrote:
thanks! and i agree the lens's rendering is wonderful. sadly, those pictures are actually from my last outing with the lens prior to selling it earlier this week. the size and weight made me leave it at home and take a pocketable 35mm unless i knew i was going out to shoot portraiture.Wow, you sold the lens 
. I hear you about the weight and size of the lens making a lens to be left at home, regardless how good that is....
Here are 2 images from Monument Valley; no landscape images but of a lovely, elderly Navajo lady on the horse back near her home on the valley floor.---------------------------------------------
The two GMs are not going anywhere.Joshua. More wonderful shots. You're killing me with these 24-70GM shots. It's quickly become the next item on my shopping list.
You didn't happen to try out the 70-300G by any chance?
I'm about to head out to Yosemite on Friday and am really annoyed at the timing. I was hoping I'd have the 70-300 at least by then (but that doesn't seem to be happening now).
And I would have loved to have the 24-70 as well.
Oh well. Next trip.
On a separate note, and to agree with you both, that CV 35/1.7 is special. I'm sorry I sold mine. i'll be re-purchasing...Show more →
puckman wrote:
AGeoJO wrote
sebboh wrote
AGeoJO wrote
Derek, your images captured with that lens are just lovely; I love the first and the third. That lens' rendition is so uniquely beautiful. The rendition of the Sony FE 35mm f/1.4 G is close but I don't think it quite matches that of the C/Y 35mm f/1.4.. I hear you about the weight and size of the lens making a lens to be left at home, regardless how good that is....Here are 2 images from Monument Valley; no landscape images but of a lovely, elderly Navajo lady on the horse back near her home on the valley floor.
GMPhotography wrote
You folks shamed me that I sold the CV 35mm 1.7 but no more, I have one in my hands now.The two GMs are not going anywhere.
You didn't happen to try out the 70-300G by any chance?
I'm about to head out to Yosemite on Friday and am really annoyed at the timing. I was hoping I'd have the 70-300 at least by then (but that doesn't seem to be happening now).
And I would have loved to have the 24-70 as well.
Oh well. Next trip.
On a separate note, and to agree with you both, that CV 35/1.7 is special. I'm sorry I sold mine. i'll be re-purchasing...Show more →
May 05, 2016 at 04:50 AM
p.1590 #8Sony FE Images Thread
puckman wrote:
thanks! and i agree the lens's rendering is wonderful. sadly, those pictures are actually from my last outing with the lens prior to selling it earlier this week. the size and weight made me leave it at home and take a pocketable 35mm unless i knew i was going out to shoot portraiture.Wow, you sold the lens . I hear you about the weight and size of the lens making a lens to be left at home, regardless how good that is....
Here are 2 images from Monument Valley; no landscape images but of a lovely, elderly Navajo lady on the horse back near her home on the valley floor.---------------------------------------------
The two GMs are not going anywhere.Joshua. More wonderful shots. You're killing me with these 24-70GM shots. It's quickly become the next item on my shopping list.
You didn't happen to try out the 70-300G by any chance?
I'm about to head out to Yosemite on Friday and am really annoyed at the timing. I was hoping I'd have the 70-300 at least by then (but that doesn't seem to be happening now).
And I would have loved to have the 24-70 as well.
Oh well. Next trip.
On a separate note, and to agree with you both, that CV 35/1.7 is special. I'm sorry I sold mine. i'll be re-purchasing...Show more →
Thank you very much, Nadim. Yes, the IQ of that GM zoom lens is exceptional and there are files from this trip that rendered almost like medium format.
I may have to contact Sony to ask them for a pre purchase loaner of the 70-300mm G lens. I am not quite ready to fork out more $$ since I just bought a Batis 18mm
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Enjoy Yosemite!
puckman wrote:
What's this 20mm lens you're using on these shots, Joshua?
darbo wrote:
Got to be the Sigma Art, right? It's the only 20mm f/1.4 lens on the market afaik.
puckman wrote:
My thoughts too. I've been intrigued by that lens, but since I own the Art 35/1.4, I am familiar with the size/weight.
I would have expected Joshua to be more interested in the Batis 18
Yes, it is the Sigma Art lens. I bought it before the Zeiss Batis 18mm was announced. Actually, I had that lens with me when the friendly Zeiss folks hinted of the Batis 18mm in Vegas about a month before the announcement.
My intention was to use that f/1.4 lens as starscape lens between f/2.0 and f/2.8. As it turns out, that lens is actually fun to use, even at wide open. And the IQ is surprisingly high, too. The price of that lens is half that of the Batis 18mm and the weight is at least double than that of the Batis 18mm. But there are situations that I really don't care about those factors. Instead, I put the fun factor of that lens really high in my book and I just focus on that.
AGeoJO wrote
sebboh wrote
AGeoJO wrote
Derek, your images captured with that lens are just lovely; I love the first and the third. That lens' rendition is so uniquely beautiful. The rendition of the Sony FE 35mm f/1.4 G is close but I don't think it quite matches that of the C/Y 35mm f/1.4.. I hear you about the weight and size of the lens making a lens to be left at home, regardless how good that is....Here are 2 images from Monument Valley; no landscape images but of a lovely, elderly Navajo lady on the horse back near her home on the valley floor.
GMPhotography wrote
You folks shamed me that I sold the CV 35mm 1.7 but no more, I have one in my hands now.The two GMs are not going anywhere.
You didn't happen to try out the 70-300G by any chance?
I'm about to head out to Yosemite on Friday and am really annoyed at the timing. I was hoping I'd have the 70-300 at least by then (but that doesn't seem to be happening now).
And I would have loved to have the 24-70 as well.
Oh well. Next trip.
On a separate note, and to agree with you both, that CV 35/1.7 is special. I'm sorry I sold mine. i'll be re-purchasing...Show more →
Thank you very much, Nadim. Yes, the IQ of that GM zoom lens is exceptional and there are files from this trip that rendered almost like medium format.
I may have to contact Sony to ask them for a pre purchase loaner of the 70-300mm G lens. I am not quite ready to fork out more $$ since I just bought a Batis 18mm
.Enjoy Yosemite!
puckman wrote:
What's this 20mm lens you're using on these shots, Joshua?
darbo wrote:
Got to be the Sigma Art, right? It's the only 20mm f/1.4 lens on the market afaik.
puckman wrote:
My thoughts too. I've been intrigued by that lens, but since I own the Art 35/1.4, I am familiar with the size/weight.
I would have expected Joshua to be more interested in the Batis 18
Yes, it is the Sigma Art lens. I bought it before the Zeiss Batis 18mm was announced. Actually, I had that lens with me when the friendly Zeiss folks hinted of the Batis 18mm in Vegas about a month before the announcement.
My intention was to use that f/1.4 lens as starscape lens between f/2.0 and f/2.8. As it turns out, that lens is actually fun to use, even at wide open. And the IQ is surprisingly high, too. The price of that lens is half that of the Batis 18mm and the weight is at least double than that of the Batis 18mm. But there are situations that I really don't care about those factors. Instead, I put the fun factor of that lens really high in my book and I just focus on that
. May 05, 2016 at 06:02 AM
p.1590 #9Sony FE Images Thread
Joshua, you have big time GAS! Love what you're getting with the new GM!
May 05, 2016 at 06:17 AM
p.1590 #10Sony FE Images Thread
rji2goleez wrote:
Joshua, you have big time GAS! Love what you're getting with the new GM!
Guilty as charged! Yup, the never-ending quest of GAS! Thanks for your kind words, Bob. The way I look at it though, at least, we are using our gear rather than merely collecting our gear, right?
Joshua, you have big time GAS! Love what you're getting with the new GM!
Guilty as charged! Yup, the never-ending quest of GAS! Thanks for your kind words, Bob. The way I look at it though, at least, we are using our gear rather than merely collecting our gear, right?
May 05, 2016 at 06:34 AM
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p.1590 #12Sony FE Images Thread
AGeoJO wrote:
Guilty as charged! Yup, the never-ending quest of GAS! Thanks for your kind words, Bob. The way I look at it though, at least, we are using our gear rather than merely collecting our gear, right?
I don't consider it "GAS" when you back up your purchases with such stunning images!
More like "Outstanding Image Acquisition Syndrome" -- the compulsion to get the best shot possible, whenever, where ever.
Just look at Fred, our fearless leader! Ha-ha!
rji2goleez wrote
Joshua, you have big time GAS! Love what you're getting with the new GM!I don't consider it "GAS" when you back up your purchases with such stunning images!
More like "Outstanding Image Acquisition Syndrome" -- the compulsion to get the best shot possible, whenever, where ever.
Just look at Fred, our fearless leader! Ha-ha!
May 05, 2016 at 07:20 AM
p.1590 #13Sony FE Images Thread
Gorgeous photo Renè.
This thread movies too fast!
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This thread movies too fast!
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May 05, 2016 at 07:31 AM
p.1590 #14Sony FE Images Thread
Photo taken October 18, 2015 about 36 minutes after sunrise, Big Meadows, Shenandoah NP, Virginia. Image taken with my tripod mounted A7r and my Leica M 90mm f2.5 Summarit lens, ISO 200, lens set to f11 for 1/80 second. Exposure corrected by +0.24 Stops and processed in LR6.
Rich
Rich
May 05, 2016 at 07:35 AM
p.1590 #15Sony FE Images Thread
On Golden Pond by Werner Utsch, on Flickr
BW 110 ND Filter
Smart Reflections App
16 shots x 10s = 2,6 min exp.
Edited on May 05, 2016 at 07:55 AM · View previous versions
May 05, 2016 at 07:52 AM
p.1590 #16Sony FE Images Thread
Wonderful pictures everyone! This is a really inspiring tread.
First picture is a 4 picture panorama made in Lightroom taken with the Loxia 50 (first time I tested the function in LR). The second picture is taken with the Loxia 21.
First picture is a 4 picture panorama made in Lightroom taken with the Loxia 50 (first time I tested the function in LR). The second picture is taken with the Loxia 21.
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May 05, 2016 at 07:53 AM
p.1590 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Blue Sky
KONICA HEXANON AR 40/1,8 @F8
KONICA HEXANON AR 40/1,8 @F8
© MikeReif 2016
May 05, 2016 at 08:09 AM
p.1590 #18Sony FE Images Thread
nehemiahphoto wrote:
Gorgeous photo Renè.
This thread movies too fast!
thank you very much. for your very appreciated comment.
Gorgeous photo Renè.
This thread movies too fast!
thank you very much. for your very appreciated comment.
May 05, 2016 at 08:13 AM
p.1590 #19Sony FE Images Thread
Hilton Head Island just before sunrise. A7RII & FE 16-35.
DSC04073 adobe_filtered by Matt Ebersole, on Flickr
DSC04073 adobe_filtered by Matt Ebersole, on FlickrMay 05, 2016 at 08:20 AM
p.1590 #20Sony FE Images Thread
Gunzorro wrote:
Guilty as charged! Yup, the never-ending quest of GAS! Thanks for your kind words, Bob. The way I look at it though, at least, we are using our gear rather than merely collecting our gear, right?I don't consider it "GAS" when you back up your purchases with such stunning images!
More like "Outstanding Image Acquisition Syndrome" -- the compulsion to get the best shot possible, whenever, where ever.
Just look at Fred, our fearless leader! Ha-ha!
Thank you, Jim! I like the OIAS label
and you are right about Fred .
Here are the last two images using the 20mm f/1.4 Sigma Art from Vegas. They were captured at f/1.4, mind you, which is why this post.
Palazzo
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AGeoJO wrote
rji2goleez wrote
Joshua, you have big time GAS! Love what you're getting with the new GM!More like "Outstanding Image Acquisition Syndrome" -- the compulsion to get the best shot possible, whenever, where ever.
Just look at Fred, our fearless leader! Ha-ha!
Thank you, Jim! I like the OIAS label
and you are right about Fred . Here are the last two images using the 20mm f/1.4 Sigma Art from Vegas. They were captured at f/1.4, mind you, which is why this post.
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May 05, 2016 at 08:59 AM