Sony FE Images Thread
p.2169 #1Sony FE Images Thread
Just back from trekking in the high Himalayas. This is the view from the top of the Renjo La (pass), one of the 3 highest passes in the world at a mind numbing 5,400m plus (over 17,000 ft), in the Khumbu (Everest) region. Cracking views of Everest at about 90 degrees to this shot 
It was around -20C up there and I had on at least 4 layers everywhere to cover every part of my head and body ! Many more shots from this superb trek to come.
Sony A7rii & Voigtlander 35/1.7 Ultron
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It was around -20C up there and I had on at least 4 layers everywhere to cover every part of my head and body ! Many more shots from this superb trek to come.
Sony A7rii & Voigtlander 35/1.7 Ultron
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Apr 21, 2017 at 10:36 AM
p.2169 #2Sony FE Images Thread
Long time no see you guys from the Sony department. Don't shoot; I turned into a Pentaxian!
Here's an older imagee for my book Opale et Albâtre, soon to be published.
Just did a crowdfunding to finance the printing cost and just today I reached the target.
Two more days to go if you want to get a copy. ( see other thread; publishing a book )
A7r Contax N 24-85
Here's an older imagee for my book Opale et Albâtre, soon to be published.
Just did a crowdfunding to finance the printing cost and just today I reached the target.
Two more days to go if you want to get a copy. ( see other thread; publishing a book )
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Apr 21, 2017 at 10:38 AM
p.2169 #3Sony FE Images Thread
Joshua, Werner, your modesty is about to suffer, as you face more congratualtions! Joshua, superlative shot! Werner, the same for your Wall!!!
You guys really inspire me. Incidentally, did anyone notice that when I get congratulated, it is for my equipment?
More shots from my Paris walk... still Otus 55
You guys really inspire me. Incidentally, did anyone notice that when I get congratulated, it is for my equipment?
More shots from my Paris walk... still Otus 55
Apr 21, 2017 at 10:58 AM
p.2169 #4Sony FE Images Thread
Joshua, Werner, Frogfish...excellent!
Derek...ZA 35 1.4 or ZM? I'm seriously contemplating the FE 35 1.4....hmmmm
Michiel...so good to see you. If only briefly...
Gregg
A7rll and GM 85 all @f1.4
Derek...ZA 35 1.4 or ZM? I'm seriously contemplating the FE 35 1.4....hmmmm
Michiel...so good to see you. If only briefly...
Gregg
A7rll and GM 85 all @f1.4
Apr 21, 2017 at 11:00 AM
p.2169 #5Sony FE Images Thread
More houses with terraced yards and gardens on the Broadway Hill, Aberdeen, WA
Loxia 35
Loxia 35
Apr 21, 2017 at 11:11 AM
p.2169 #6Sony FE Images Thread
Gunzorro wrote:
More houses with terraced yards and gardens on the Broadway Hill, Aberdeen, WA
Loxia 35
Great work with that Loxia 35, Jim! I can't wait until my copy gets here.
More houses with terraced yards and gardens on the Broadway Hill, Aberdeen, WA
Loxia 35
Great work with that Loxia 35, Jim! I can't wait until my copy gets here.
Apr 21, 2017 at 12:51 PM
p.2169 #7Sony FE Images Thread
molson wrote:
Loxia 35Great work with that Loxia 35, Jim! I can't wait until my copy gets here.
Yeah, Jim is really making me regret selling my Loxia 35 . . .
Gunzorro wrote
More houses with terraced yards and gardens on the Broadway Hill, Aberdeen, WALoxia 35
Yeah, Jim is really making me regret selling my Loxia 35 . . .
Apr 21, 2017 at 12:52 PM
p.2169 #8Sony FE Images Thread
Greggf wrote:
Derek...ZA 35 1.4 or ZM? I'm seriously contemplating the FE 35 1.4....hmmmm
it's the FE ZA (the last set i posted too). it's great for portraits, imo better than the zm (zm is obviously much better for landscape), but i still like the c/y better than either for portraits. the FE ZA is ridiculously oversized though, i'm embarrassed to take it out in public. i've decided to stick with the rx1 and lux pre-asph for a while.
one more with the FE ZA:
Derek...ZA 35 1.4 or ZM? I'm seriously contemplating the FE 35 1.4....hmmmm
it's the FE ZA (the last set i posted too). it's great for portraits, imo better than the zm (zm is obviously much better for landscape), but i still like the c/y better than either for portraits. the FE ZA is ridiculously oversized though, i'm embarrassed to take it out in public. i've decided to stick with the rx1 and lux pre-asph for a while.
one more with the FE ZA:
Apr 21, 2017 at 12:59 PM
p.2169 #9Sony FE Images Thread
Sony A7R II + Zeiss Loxia 21mm f/2.8 by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr
Apr 21, 2017 at 01:09 PM
p.2169 #10Sony FE Images Thread
Sony A7R II + Zeiss Loxia 21mm f/2.8 by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr
Apr 21, 2017 at 02:05 PM
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p.2169 #12Sony FE Images Thread
Thanks molson and Bob! 
Serendipitous timing -- I just found a nice used Loxia 21 on eBay from Cameras West, in CA. Should be in my hands next week! From all reports, it's the star of the Loxia line. So, if I'm enamored with the 35 (and I am), I should be in for a treat. Good timing, getting the 21 before my next trip up to Washington in a little while. Fingers crossed there are no issues with the copy.
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More from Broadway Hill, before the clouds closed in. . .
Loxia 35
Serendipitous timing -- I just found a nice used Loxia 21 on eBay from Cameras West, in CA. Should be in my hands next week!
From all reports, it's the star of the Loxia line. So, if I'm enamored with the 35 (and I am), I should be in for a treat. Good timing, getting the 21 before my next trip up to Washington in a little while. Fingers crossed there are no issues with the copy.************
More from Broadway Hill, before the clouds closed in. . .
Loxia 35
Apr 21, 2017 at 02:17 PM
p.2169 #13Sony FE Images Thread
Folks, I'd love to keep up better with this thread and to contribute more, but I am very busy at the moment. I try to post some images in the next days. Stunning work as always, everybody. Impossible to point someone out.
Sitting, Waiting, Capturing by Jannik Peters, auf Flickr
Sitting, Waiting, Capturing by Jannik Peters, auf Flickr
Apr 21, 2017 at 03:17 PM
p.2169 #15Sony FE Images Thread
rji2goleez wrote:
Loxia 35Great work with that Loxia 35, Jim! I can't wait until my copy gets here.Yeah, Jim is really making me regret selling my Loxia 35 . . .
Ah, but *I* don't regret your selling your Loxia 35! It's gorgeous stopped down....
molson wrote
Gunzorro wrote
More houses with terraced yards and gardens on the Broadway Hill, Aberdeen, WALoxia 35
Ah, but *I* don't regret your selling your Loxia 35! It's gorgeous stopped down....
Apr 21, 2017 at 03:48 PM
p.2169 #16Sony FE Images Thread
A few night shots around Liege, several with the FE 85/1.8
By the station by Falcdragon, on Flickr
Across the bridge by Falcdragon, on Flickr
Cabin by Falcdragon, on Flickr
A one with the tamron 35.
Light on the Meuse by Falcdragon, on Flickr
By the station by Falcdragon, on Flickr
Across the bridge by Falcdragon, on Flickr
Cabin by Falcdragon, on Flickr
A one with the tamron 35.
Light on the Meuse by Falcdragon, on Flickr
Apr 21, 2017 at 04:02 PM
p.2169 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Gunzorro wrote:
Thanks molson and Bob!
Serendipitous timing -- I just found a nice used Loxia 21 on eBay from Cameras West, in CA. Should be in my hands next week! From all reports, it's the star of the Loxia line. So, if I'm enamored with the 35 (and I am), I should be in for a treat. Good timing, getting the 21 before my next trip up to Washington in a little while. Fingers crossed there are no issues with the copy.
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More from Broadway Hill, before the clouds closed in. . .
Loxia 35
Oh yes you are in for a treat. You'll find it similar to the 35 stopped down (which is *amazing* for a 21) and even better at 2.8.
It does have a bit of infinity field curvature, like any 21. When mine is at the hard stop the corners are in focus, but the centre is a touch past infinity but still sharp. Of course your infinity stop may vary slightly. But the focus on the corners or midfield approach is the best for overall infinity sharpness. Of course the central material matters most then focus on that.
Thanks molson and Bob!
Serendipitous timing -- I just found a nice used Loxia 21 on eBay from Cameras West, in CA. Should be in my hands next week!
From all reports, it's the star of the Loxia line. So, if I'm enamored with the 35 (and I am), I should be in for a treat. Good timing, getting the 21 before my next trip up to Washington in a little while. Fingers crossed there are no issues with the copy.************
More from Broadway Hill, before the clouds closed in. . .
Loxia 35
Oh yes you are in for a treat. You'll find it similar to the 35 stopped down (which is *amazing* for a 21) and even better at 2.8.
It does have a bit of infinity field curvature, like any 21. When mine is at the hard stop the corners are in focus, but the centre is a touch past infinity but still sharp. Of course your infinity stop may vary slightly. But the focus on the corners or midfield approach is the best for overall infinity sharpness. Of course the central material matters most then focus on that.
Apr 21, 2017 at 05:47 PM
p.2169 #18Sony FE Images Thread
Though shooting a lot with a99ii I still have the a7Rii.
This is how I know it is Spring here-
How I know its Spring by MedicineMan4040, on Flickr
This is how I know it is Spring here-
How I know its Spring by MedicineMan4040, on FlickrApr 21, 2017 at 05:55 PM
p.2169 #19Sony FE Images Thread
Sorry, I deleted a double post here. I didn't even know how it happened but it obviously did.
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Apr 21, 2017 at 05:58 PM
p.2169 #20Sony FE Images Thread
philber wrote:
Joshua, Werner, your modesty is about to suffer, as you face more congratualtions! Joshua, superlative shot! Werner, the same for your Wall!!!
You guys really inspire me. Incidentally, did anyone notice that when I get congratulated, it is for my equipment?
More shots from my Paris walk... still Otus 55
Thank you very much, Philippe! Equipment? Or did you mean the gear, like in your first image? Seriously though, your images are unique to you and I enjoy them. I could pick out yours if I scroll a page from the bottom, which I often times do. Sometimes there are not "flashy" but it is tough to be consistently like that. Keep up the good work!
Greggf wrote:
Joshua, Werner, Frogfish...excellent!
Derek...ZA 35 1.4 or ZM? I'm seriously contemplating the FE 35 1.4....hmmmm
Michiel...so good to see you. If only briefly...
Gregg
A7rll and GM 85 all @f1.4@
Gregg, thank you! I didn't know that you have the 85mm GM lens. Come to think of it I believe I saw at least one more image taken with that lens you posted here. Excellent images using that lens and nice isolation of the foreground in the second.
Another blue hour special....
Here is the key to my heart....
Joshua, Werner, your modesty is about to suffer, as you face more congratualtions! Joshua, superlative shot! Werner, the same for your Wall!!!
You guys really inspire me. Incidentally, did anyone notice that when I get congratulated, it is for my equipment?
More shots from my Paris walk... still Otus 55
Thank you very much, Philippe! Equipment? Or did you mean the gear, like in your first image
? Seriously though, your images are unique to you and I enjoy them. I could pick out yours if I scroll a page from the bottom, which I often times do. Sometimes there are not "flashy" but it is tough to be consistently like that. Keep up the good work!Greggf wrote:
Joshua, Werner, Frogfish...excellent!
Derek...ZA 35 1.4 or ZM? I'm seriously contemplating the FE 35 1.4....hmmmm
Michiel...so good to see you. If only briefly...
Gregg
A7rll and GM 85 all @f1.4@
Gregg, thank you! I didn't know that you have the 85mm GM lens. Come to think of it I believe I saw at least one more image taken with that lens you posted here. Excellent images using that lens and nice isolation of the foreground in the second.
Another blue hour special....
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Apr 21, 2017 at 05:59 PM