Few alternative versions from last week posts. I have always so hard time picking the images, that I end up some dublicates - luckily I don't do this for living, I would never finish making my portfolio
Common for all photos:
Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* 2.8/35 @ f/11, Sony A7 @ ISO 100, Carl Zeiss T* Circular Polarizer 58mm and B+W 110 ND 3,0 - 10 BL 1000x E 67mm
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3rd day photos from holiday processed, time to view the 4th day photos for the first time hopefully this will be first time I'm able to process all days from holiday. Most of my holidays I have got halfway, got bored and as a result I have thousands of photos from past holidays I haven't ever viewed.
fmphoto wrote:
Samuli, I have a question for you. How do you get your clouds so defined with such long exposures? Your work is really great!
Robb, I don't know. I'm just practicing and getting understanding how B+W 1000x and Hoya ND400x work. I guess that there wasn't much wind = not much cloud movement. Also if you look at geology of Crete (GPS coordinates in EXIF as always), the south coast has pretty big mountains few kilometers from shore, they may that prevent clouds moving??
Come over here and you can pick and choose, even more than one . But keep in mind, I am referring to models, OK and not anything else. They do the so-called photo-hunting on a regular basis, several actually every weekend if you can keep up with the pace. My main inerest is shooting human inerest in Bali for 3 straight days.
AGeoJO wrote:
Come over here and you can pick and choose, even more than one . But keep in mind, I am referring to models, OK and not anything else. They do the so-called photo-hunting on a regular basis, several actually every weekend if you can keep up with the pace. My main inerest is shooting human inerest in Bali for 3 straight days.
I was wondering if anyone has put the zeiss 135mm zf.2 and 15mm zf.2 on the A7R. I shoot both these plus other Zeiss glass on a D800 but I am intrigued with the size of the A7r as a backpacking camera.
Thanks....Steve
Environmental portrait with slow 35mm lens... usually not so good idea, but I think FE35 does fairly well as long as the background is rather simple. Given choice, would have preferred 1.4/35ZE @ f/1.8-2.0, but had to shoot with what was available.
Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* 2.8/35 ZA @ f/2.8, 1/60s, Sony A7 @ ISO 100, +W Kaesemann Circular Polarizer MRC 58mm
hopefully this will be first time I'm able to process all days from holiday. Most of my holidays I have got halfway, got bored and as a result I have thousands of photos from past holidays I haven't ever viewed.
