twelveish wrote:
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I very nearly made a switch to the Nikon Df last week, with that 16mp sensor with its "softer" draw that I'm so attracted to. But then everytime I go out with the A7 as a walkabout, I get a reality check. (Even if a battery only lasts about 15 minutes in this cold we've been having recently – how do you get on with it, Helena? Is it better on the A7II?). It's just very hard to beat from a usability perspective, for me.
Other than just walking around, I brought it to a wedding in october.
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Very nice set!
So far I haven't noticed any difference between A7 and A7II when it comes to battery time. The coldest I have tried A7 in is -22C and it was no problem. Even after a couple of hours the battery was still at least half full, but I usually put the camera back in the shoulder bag between shots and that probably helps a lot. My Samsung mobile became sluggish and weird though.
agentbird, I too love your photo with the basset in fog. So moody and original.
A few more from the day out cross-country skiing last week with A7II and CV Ultron 35/1.7 VM.
HelenaN wrote:
Very nice set!
So far I haven't noticed any difference between A7 and A7II when it comes to battery time. The coldest I have tried A7 in is -22C and it was no problem. Even after a couple of hours the battery was still at least half full, but I usually put the camera back in the shoulder bag between shots and that probably helps a lot. My Samsung mobile became sluggish and weird though.
Thanks! That's encouraging, I must be using old batteries or something. Beautiful winter shots.
Looking along Skyline Drive, Big Meadows
Tripod mounted A7r and Leica M 90mm f2.5 Summarit lens
ISO 200, f11, 1/13 second
Exposure corrected by -0.12 Stops; processed in LR6.4
October 20, 2015
Along Skyline Drive, Big Meadows, Shenandoah NP, Virginia
Finally we have reached another milestone: 2000 pages (!!!)
I am grateful to be part of this group... I have learned a lot of things about photography here, so... thank you, thank you, thank you everyone
Then, I forgive all those that feed my GAS
ManuelLaMantia wrote:
Finally we have reached another milestone: 2000 pages (!!!)
I am grateful to be part of this group... I have learned a lot of things about photography here, so... thank you, thank you, thank you everyone
Then, I forgive all those that feed my GAS
Manuel
Wow, the first image is truly exquisite, Manuel! You got all components working on that one. Composition, exposure, sun, fog, waterfall and of course, Yosemite atmosphere ! Bravissimo!
wfrank wrote:
Me personally is terrified you posting crackingly tasteful shots from there for many months. Could you plz at least forget you 100MP at home and perhaps the RX1 too? ;-)
xwing15 wrote:
+1 Manuel
And just wonderful
Thank you very much René... I suppose your GAS is more severe than mine
AGeoJO wrote:
Wow, the first image is truly exquisite, Manuel! You got all components working on that one. Composition, exposure, sun, fog, waterfall and of course, Yosemite atmosphere ! Bravissimo!
Thank you, Thank you Joshua... flattered receive this appreciation from my Jedi Master so I've learned something following your footprints
Edit: rol-and wrote:
Kai, Werner, Chris, Manuel - wow, (again) such very beautiful images from you on this and the last page.
Thanks rol-and
Now two similar shots but I like both and I'm not able to decide which is the best:
! Bravissimo!
