Only recently found out about the SR app from the dedicated thread in this forum. Was delighted to learn it even works on my original a7. Not sure I'll be leaving the ND filters home intentionally from now on, but it's pretty cool to experiment with the app, and ofc to have in a pinch.
Two examples. First one, I really like what it did to the water. It was really windy and with nothing but sand/sandy grass available, no tripod would have worked well here. It's not very sharp, but it's just a bourgeois concept anyways, right?
Second one went as expected. Definately a different look from what a ND filter would have given me. I'm sure the maximum number exposures would have made the motion smoother (this is just the default 64), but for this shot I couldn't be bothered. And for me the results are just "different", not necessarily better or worse.
twelveish wrote:
Only recently found out about the SR app from the dedicated thread in this forum. Was delighted to learn it even works on my original a7. Not sure I'll be leaving the ND filters home intentionally from now on, but it's pretty cool to experiment with the app, and ofc to have in a pinch.
Two examples. First one, I really like what it did to the water. It was really windy and with nothing but sand/sandy grass available, no tripod would have worked well here. It's not very sharp, but it's just a bourgeois concept anyways, right?
Tim great shot of the old water mill.
Philippe I love the old vehicles from the museum
Rene great perspective and patterns in the shot
Helena your shots make dreary weather something to look for!
Joshua I really like the Black and White Hollywood style of your portrait
And all the others.........
A couple more of Hemmingway's fishing boat the Pilar.
A7rII - 16-35 FE
Love this thread!! More from last night at my buddies house.
Gregg
A7rll and FE 50 1.4
Selfies(me) I took the first and my buddy took the last two with his A7rll and his FE 50 1.4 all wide open
All resized from camera jpgs on our iPhones w/ no PP
bowens wrote:
Joshua I really like the Black and White Hollywood style of your portrait
A couple more of Hemmingway's fishing boat the Pilar.
A7rII - 16-35 FE
Thank you, Butch! I enjoy your images from Cuba. Keep'm coming, please.
Back to Costa Rica - It started pouring hard while we were at this location when I was only checking this place out. And I only had my lightweight gear and I could not get and setup my main gear. Amazingly, instead taking shelters, a few hummingbirds were enjoying the rain and they were "bathing" in the rain. Those are some big raindrops, too but the rain didn't face this little guy that was perching on the swaying fern frond. I have never seen nor heard of something like this. before. I really enjoyed the experience and yes, I took a short video clip, too.
Sony A7r II with Sony FE 70-300mm at 300mm, ISO 800, f/5.6, 1/125 sec.
bowens wrote:
Tim great shot of the old water mill.
Philippe I love the old vehicles from the museum
Rene great perspective and patterns in the shot
Helena your shots make dreary weather something to look for!
Joshua I really like the Black and White Hollywood style of your portrait
And all the others.........
Wow... seriously stunning shots on this page !!!
Joshua, that shot of humming bird having a shower is amazing!
Werner, just love your shots with CV 10.
Rene, stunning shots! Which Minolta 135mm/2.8 is this? Superb colors and rendering almost feels like a painting.
charles.K wrote:
Wow... seriously stunning shots on this page !!!
Joshua, that shot of humming bird having a shower is amazing!
Werner, just love your shots with CV 10.
Rene, stunning shots! Which Minolta 135mm/2.8 is this? Superb colors and rendering almost feels like a painting.
+1
Thank you very much Charles
Its the Little Minolta AF 135 2.8. with Sony Adapter LA-EA.
