Sony FE Images Thread
p.1720 #1Sony FE Images Thread
No Smoking by Werner Utsch, on Flickr
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Travel Talk by Werner Utsch, on Flickr
Jul 17, 2016 at 01:33 AM
p.1720 #2Sony FE Images Thread
Beautiful images of a great variety everyone. "Like" is my way of saying a quick thank you for sharing.
Douglas
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DSC02837 by Douglas Liu, on Flickr[/url]
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DSC06516 by Douglas Liu, on Flickr[/url]
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DSC06486 by Douglas Liu, on Flickr[/url][url=https://flic.kr/p/JK3soU]
DSC02814 by Douglas Liu, on Flickr[/url]
Douglas
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DSC02837 by Douglas Liu, on Flickr[/url][url=https://flic.kr/p/Jex9HZ]
DSC06516 by Douglas Liu, on Flickr[/url][url=https://flic.kr/p/JK3rWm]
DSC06486 by Douglas Liu, on Flickr[/url][url=https://flic.kr/p/JK3soU]DSC02814 by Douglas Liu, on Flickr[/url]Jul 17, 2016 at 03:21 AM
p.1720 #3Sony FE Images Thread
Rii + Metabones T iv + 12mm ext tube + EOS 100L macro
The meat eater by MedicineMan4040, on Flickr
The meat eater by MedicineMan4040, on FlickrJul 17, 2016 at 05:06 AM
p.1720 #4Sony FE Images Thread
Photo taken about14 minutes before sunset on August 13, 2015 of a Doe White Tail Deer, Big Meadows, Shenandoah National Park, Virginia. Image heavily cropped and taken with my tripod mounted Canon new FD 500mm f4.5 L lens and my A7r, ISO 250, lens set to f4.5 for 1/125 second. Exposure corrected by +0.12 Stops and processed in LR6.
Rich
Rich
Jul 17, 2016 at 05:30 AM
p.1720 #5Sony FE Images Thread
Peire wrote:
This is probably the most attractive single cabbage ready for harvest I've ever seen.
PS.Please note,that I live in the country where this kind of cabbage is quite popular.
Thank you very much, Peire! Sorry for the delay in responding. This trip was more "labor-intensive" than I anticipated and I simply didn't have the time to check in here. Anyway, I selected the best looking cabbage within a time slot, asked the farmers to spray it clean with water and still cloned out some debris to make it look that way.
AGeoJO wrote
Just a simple cabbage, one of many, ready to be harvested....PS.Please note,that I live in the country where this kind of cabbage is quite popular.
Thank you very much, Peire! Sorry for the delay in responding. This trip was more "labor-intensive" than I anticipated and I simply didn't have the time to check in here. Anyway, I selected the best looking cabbage within a time slot, asked the farmers to spray it clean with water and still cloned out some debris to make it look that way.
Jul 17, 2016 at 09:28 AM
p.1720 #6Sony FE Images Thread
I made it back from Costa Rica last night. During the 6 days 5 nights there, I took over 7,000 images. For wildlife photography, especially birds, that's easy to do unlike landscape, street shooting, people or urbanscape photography. Simply no opportunity to do decent landscape photography to use my GM 24-70mm didn't get used at all on this trip. The wealth of wildlife in that country is mind boggling. I am sure that there are other tropical countries in that region or in Asia that have abundant wildlife as well but I didn't get exposed to this smaller dimension wildlife until this trip, where I really focused on wildlife photography. Well, of course, the abundance of wildlife in Africa is similar but there you care more for big and well visible animals, while here you have to crawl, look closely to discover tiny and awesome looking and colorful creatures. Without any experience guide in the darkish rainforest to point them to you, forget it, you would easily miss it.
For birds, mostly BIF photography, I took the approach of "spray and pray", hoping that let's say, flying hummingbirds are in perfect focus and in peak position in a few images during a burst. I will delete tons of OOF images. Regardless whether I was using a Canon or Nikon, that's the approach for this type of photography, let alone using Sony mirrorless with Canon lens via Metabones. I got lucky a few times. So, I am not really disappointed in that respect.
Perching birds are easier to capture but still, using the combo mentioned above, it was a frustrating experience. In quite a few instances, the AF started to rack back and forth. The bird flew shortly after that. The AF using my native 70-300mm is better but it is way too short and still not ideal. The consolation price is, using the lock on AF if you have enough patience it could pay off. It locked on that bird pretty well after it took off and I got several well focused images of BIF that way as long as the birds are pretty large and not too far away. Again, the FL is awfully short....
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On objects, like this "perching" tree frog, that moves only occasionally the system works just fine. Plus, the frog is not shy, so, a macro lens works is suitable.
Tree frog
For birds, mostly BIF photography, I took the approach of "spray and pray", hoping that let's say, flying hummingbirds are in perfect focus and in peak position in a few images during a burst. I will delete tons of OOF images. Regardless whether I was using a Canon or Nikon, that's the approach for this type of photography, let alone using Sony mirrorless with Canon lens via Metabones
. I got lucky a few times. So, I am not really disappointed in that respect. Perching birds are easier to capture but still, using the combo mentioned above, it was a frustrating experience. In quite a few instances, the AF started to rack back and forth. The bird flew shortly after that. The AF using my native 70-300mm is better but it is way too short and still not ideal. The consolation price is, using the lock on AF if you have enough patience it could pay off. It locked on that bird pretty well after it took off and I got several well focused images of BIF that way as long as the birds are pretty large and not too far away. Again, the FL is awfully short....
.On objects, like this "perching" tree frog, that moves only occasionally the system works just fine. Plus, the frog is not shy, so, a macro lens works is suitable.
© AGeoJO 2016
Tree frog
Jul 17, 2016 at 09:40 AM
p.1720 #7Sony FE Images Thread
Joshua...welcome safely back! Killer frog above. Goes into the same league as Ronny's! And looking forward to your images.
G
G
Jul 17, 2016 at 09:46 AM
p.1720 #8Sony FE Images Thread
AGeoJO wrote:
This is probably the most attractive single cabbage ready for harvest I've ever seen.
PS.Please note,that I live in the country where this kind of cabbage is quite popular.Thank you very much, Peire! Sorry for the delay in responding. This trip was more "labor-intensive" than I anticipated and I simply didn't have the time to check in here. Anyway, I selected the best looking cabbage within a time slot, asked the farmers to spray it clean with water and still cloned out some debris to make it look that way.
Welcome back Joshua! I suppose most of us are waiting for your incredible captures from Costa Rica... me for sure
Manuel
Peire wrote
AGeoJO wrote
Just a simple cabbage, one of many, ready to be harvested....PS.Please note,that I live in the country where this kind of cabbage is quite popular.
Welcome back Joshua! I suppose most of us are waiting for your incredible captures from Costa Rica... me for sure
Manuel
Jul 17, 2016 at 09:46 AM
p.1720 #10Sony FE Images Thread
Greggf wrote:
Joshua...welcome safely back! Killer frog above. Goes into the same league as Ronny's! And looking forward to your images.
G
ManuelLaMantia wrote:
Welcome back Joshua! I suppose most of us are waiting for your incredible captures from Costa Rica... me for sure
Manuel
Thank you, Gregg and Manuel! I haven't gone through all images yet.... but yes, I will be posting several more. Except for downloading files from the SD cards and backing the files up on a separate drive, I didn't do much while there. I didn't go on FM except on the first day either. Too busy, too tired.
Joshua...welcome safely back! Killer frog above. Goes into the same league as Ronny's! And looking forward to your images.
G
ManuelLaMantia wrote:
Welcome back Joshua! I suppose most of us are waiting for your incredible captures from Costa Rica... me for sure
Manuel
Thank you, Gregg and Manuel! I haven't gone through all images yet.... but yes, I will be posting several more. Except for downloading files from the SD cards and backing the files up on a separate drive, I didn't do much while there. I didn't go on FM except on the first day either. Too busy, too tired
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p.1720 #11Sony FE Images Thread
AGeoJO wrote:
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ManuelThank you, Gregg and Manuel! I haven't gone through all images yet.... but yes, I will be posting several more. Except for downloading files from the SD cards and backing the files up on a separate drive, I didn't do much while there. I didn't go on FM except on the first day either. Too busy, too tired .
Ok Joshua... only for this time, we will be patient
Greggf wrote
Joshua...welcome safely back! Killer frog above. Goes into the same league as Ronny's! And looking forward to your images.G
ManuelLaMantia wrote
Welcome back Joshua! I suppose most of us are waiting for your incredible captures from Costa Rica... me for sureManuel
.Ok Joshua... only for this time, we will be patient
Jul 17, 2016 at 10:07 AM
p.1720 #12Sony FE Images Thread
OK, that's it for me! Seeing Ronny's and Joshua's extraordinary frog pics, there is no point in my ever shooting any. I'll just continue eating them instead...
Jul 17, 2016 at 10:43 AM
p.1720 #13Sony FE Images Thread
HelenaN, lovely shots from your trip. I had no idea that every one in Sweden had a fighter jet at their house. Must be a very safe place. :-)
Xwing, amazing detail with the 15.
Jim
Xwing, amazing detail with the 15.
Jim
Jul 17, 2016 at 10:44 AM
p.1720 #14Sony FE Images Thread
ManuelLaMantia wrote:
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ManuelThank you, Gregg and Manuel! I haven't gone through all images yet.... but yes, I will be posting several more. Except for downloading files from the SD cards and backing the files up on a separate drive, I didn't do much while there. I didn't go on FM except on the first day either. Too busy, too tired .Ok Joshua... only for this time, we will be patient
Thanks, Manuel
philber wrote:
OK, that's it for me! Seeing Ronny's and Joshua's extraordinary frog pics, there is no point in my ever shooting any. I'll just continue eating them instead...
- Philippe, frog legs are actually quite tasty
Here is another one from the CR trip, not the best but quite decent.
AGeoJO wrote
Greggf wrote
Joshua...welcome safely back! Killer frog above. Goes into the same league as Ronny's! And looking forward to your images.G
ManuelLaMantia wrote
Welcome back Joshua! I suppose most of us are waiting for your incredible captures from Costa Rica... me for sureManuel
.Thanks, Manuel
philber wrote:
OK, that's it for me! Seeing Ronny's and Joshua's extraordinary frog pics, there is no point in my ever shooting any. I'll just continue eating them instead...
- Philippe, frog legs are actually quite tasty Here is another one from the CR trip, not the best but quite decent.
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Jul 17, 2016 at 11:01 AM
p.1720 #15Sony FE Images Thread
what fantastic photographers here! I no longer get my mouth. Bravo!
@Jim thx. yes teh zeiss 15 its a gret lens.
more street moments with the GM Monster
René
@Jim thx. yes teh zeiss 15 its a gret lens.
more street moments with the GM Monster
René
Jul 17, 2016 at 11:50 AM
p.1720 #16Sony FE Images Thread
Hi Guys
Have a flickr friend who has acquired following problems with his new A7r II
A7R II it apparently converts all shot over 30 seconds (shutter Speed) to JPEG even though he have set the camera to RAW. Don't know if it has anything to do with the settings ? ...anyone have the same problem? He has been in contact with Sony that want to send the camera for service
Hmmm .. a new camera .. I would had sent back and demand a new camera
Anyone know anything about this? have or have had similar problems?
take it by PM .. don't want to start a new thread regarding this
Thanks
Ronny //
Have a flickr friend who has acquired following problems with his new A7r II
A7R II it apparently converts all shot over 30 seconds (shutter Speed) to JPEG even though he have set the camera to RAW. Don't know if it has anything to do with the settings ? ...anyone have the same problem? He has been in contact with Sony that want to send the camera for service
Hmmm .. a new camera .. I would had sent back and demand a new camera
Anyone know anything about this? have or have had similar problems?
take it by PM .. don't want to start a new thread regarding this
Thanks
Ronny //
Jul 17, 2016 at 12:14 PM
p.1720 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Joshua...fantastic hummer grab!
Rene...that monster really looks great in your hands!
Ronny...can't help, sorry. I rarely shoot that long.
Gregg
A7rll and Zeiss ZF.1 25 2.8
Rene...that monster really looks great in your hands!
Ronny...can't help, sorry. I rarely shoot that long.
Gregg
A7rll and Zeiss ZF.1 25 2.8
Jul 17, 2016 at 12:26 PM
p.1720 #18Sony FE Images Thread
Welcome back Joshua. Definitely looking forward to your the images from your trip. Did you only take and use your Sony gear or did you also take your Canon gear since the majority of the time was wildlife? Butch
Jul 17, 2016 at 12:46 PM
p.1720 #19Sony FE Images Thread
Ronny Olsson wrote:
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A7R II it apparently converts all shot over 30 seconds (shutter Speed) to JPEG even though he have set the camera to RAW. Don't know if it has anything to do with the settings ? ...anyone have the same problem? He has been in contact with Sony that want to send the camera for service
Ronny //
They have tried the obvious thing of resetting the camera settings I'd assume?
A couple more firework shots and some street photography.
[url=https://flic.kr/p/K4rLBe]
Fireworks over Liege[/url] by Falcdragon, on Flickr
Liege & Fireworks BW by Falcdragon, on Flickr
Cat, Bird, Fish by Falcdragon, on Flickr
New foot bridge:
Footbridge by Falcdragon, on Flickr
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A7R II it apparently converts all shot over 30 seconds (shutter Speed) to JPEG even though he have set the camera to RAW. Don't know if it has anything to do with the settings ? ...anyone have the same problem? He has been in contact with Sony that want to send the camera for service
Ronny //
They have tried the obvious thing of resetting the camera settings I'd assume?
A couple more firework shots and some street photography.
[url=https://flic.kr/p/K4rLBe]Fireworks over Liege[/url] by Falcdragon, on Flickr
Liege & Fireworks BW by Falcdragon, on Flickr
Cat, Bird, Fish by Falcdragon, on Flickr
New foot bridge:
Footbridge by Falcdragon, on Flickr
Jul 17, 2016 at 12:52 PM
p.1720 #20Sony FE Images Thread
AGeoJO wrote:
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ManuelThank you, Gregg and Manuel! I haven't gone through all images yet.... but yes, I will be posting several more. Except for downloading files from the SD cards and backing the files up on a separate drive, I didn't do much while there. I didn't go on FM except on the first day either. Too busy, too tired .Ok Joshua... only for this time, we will be patient Thanks, Manuel
- Philippe, frog legs are actually quite tasty
Here is another one from the CR trip, not the best but quite decent.
Great to have you back, Joshua! Looking forward to your images, as always!
ManuelLaMantia wrote
AGeoJO wrote
Greggf wrote
Joshua...welcome safely back! Killer frog above. Goes into the same league as Ronny's! And looking forward to your images.G
ManuelLaMantia wrote
Welcome back Joshua! I suppose most of us are waiting for your incredible captures from Costa Rica... me for sureManuel
.philber wrote
OK, that's it for me! Seeing Ronny's and Joshua's extraordinary frog pics, there is no point in my ever shooting any. I'll just continue eating them instead... - Philippe, frog legs are actually quite tasty Here is another one from the CR trip, not the best but quite decent.
Great to have you back, Joshua! Looking forward to your images, as always!
Jul 17, 2016 at 01:05 PM