Sony FE Images Thread
p.2227 #2Sony FE Images Thread
Wonderful shots everybody.
Thank you for the kind words Ronny and rol-and.
Edited on May 31, 2017 at 12:36 AM · View previous versions
Thank you for the kind words Ronny and rol-and.
Edited on May 31, 2017 at 12:36 AM · View previous versions
May 30, 2017 at 03:26 PM
p.2227 #3Sony FE Images Thread
Batis 25mm:
Canyon Rapids by David Arbogast, on Flickr
Canyon Rapids by David Arbogast, on Flickr
May 30, 2017 at 03:34 PM
p.2227 #5Sony FE Images Thread
Had this one sitting in the hard drive for a while.
Hamnoy, the usual place, just a little more foreground.
A7R2, CV15, 1/6s, F/11, ISO50.
_DSC8470 copy by Kai O'Yang, on Flickr
Hamnoy, the usual place, just a little more foreground.
A7R2, CV15, 1/6s, F/11, ISO50.
_DSC8470 copy by Kai O'Yang, on FlickrMay 30, 2017 at 04:33 PM
p.2227 #6Sony FE Images Thread
A7 with the Rokinon AF 14mm f2.8 lens
Rokinon 14mm AF f2.8, 1/600, f4.5, iso 50
Rokinon 14mm AF f2.8, 1/600, f4.5, iso 50
May 30, 2017 at 04:55 PM
p.2227 #9Sony FE Images Thread
A7 + Zeiss 15mm f/2.8
A7 + Zeiss 15mm f/2.8 by Daniel Danrich, on Flickr
A7 + Zeiss 15mm f/2.8 by Daniel Danrich, on FlickrMay 30, 2017 at 06:47 PM
p.2227 #10Sony FE Images Thread
Laowa 12mm
Combined a long exposure capture for the water using the SR app into my base image.
Combined a long exposure capture for the water using the SR app into my base image.
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May 30, 2017 at 08:38 PM
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p.2227 #11Sony FE Images Thread
The last couple of pages have been great!
A7RII with Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II and Metabones IV adapter. Hand held at 400mm Good stabilization in camera and lens combo.
A7RII with Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II and Metabones IV adapter. Hand held at 400mm Good stabilization in camera and lens combo.
May 30, 2017 at 09:02 PM
p.2227 #12Sony FE Images Thread
Werner, what a wonderful image at the top of the page with which to be welcomed back. I keep getting bogged down with work and travel and have lost the time to keep up with this wonderful thread. Less work...more photography needed.
On a recent business trip to China - my first time there - I was fortunate enough to go to the Great Wall for a half day excursion. It was amazing. I was there during the same time of an economic summit in Beijing, so all of the factories had been turned off, and the sky was gorgeous. We could literally see the Beijing skyline from 50 miles away...something my Chines friend who took us there said he had never been able to see in 40 years of going there. In addition, for reasons beyond me, there was almost no one else at the Wall...so I literally was able to take shots of the empty ramparts. Magical.
All shots with the a7ii and FE 16-35/4, most are nominally SOOC...what a day and great light!
Cheers,
Jim
Incredible view by Jim, on Flickr
Up, up, and away! by Jim, on Flickr
Spine of the mountain by Jim, on Flickr
Slither by Jim, on Flickr
Endless blue by Jim, on Flickr
On a recent business trip to China - my first time there - I was fortunate enough to go to the Great Wall for a half day excursion. It was amazing. I was there during the same time of an economic summit in Beijing, so all of the factories had been turned off, and the sky was gorgeous. We could literally see the Beijing skyline from 50 miles away...something my Chines friend who took us there said he had never been able to see in 40 years of going there. In addition, for reasons beyond me, there was almost no one else at the Wall...so I literally was able to take shots of the empty ramparts. Magical.
All shots with the a7ii and FE 16-35/4, most are nominally SOOC...what a day and great light!
Cheers,
Jim
Incredible view by Jim, on FlickrUp, up, and away! by Jim, on FlickrSpine of the mountain by Jim, on FlickrSlither by Jim, on FlickrEndless blue by Jim, on Flickr May 31, 2017 at 12:45 AM
p.2227 #13Sony FE Images Thread
A7r + FE55
DSC05147 by Miika Järvinen, on Flickr
DSC05147 by Miika Järvinen, on Flickr
May 31, 2017 at 01:42 AM
p.2227 #14Sony FE Images Thread
Grenache wrote:
In addition, for reasons beyond me, there was almost no one else at the Wall...so I literally was able to take shots of the empty ramparts. Magical.
If it was close to a public holiday, as we had this week, then Chinese will tend to save up family trips for those times - even though tourist destinations will be simply horrible at that time. Also since many cars were kept off the road at the time of the economic summit it's likely many people couldn't have driven out of the city even if they wanted to !
Nice pics indeed Jim !
I want to go back to the more dilapidated sections when there is snow all over the wall and surrounding areas - to shoot it with the drone and long exposure night photography. I'd planned a week camping on the wall last Winter .. but although there were many cold days not enough snow !! This winter I hope
In addition, for reasons beyond me, there was almost no one else at the Wall...so I literally was able to take shots of the empty ramparts. Magical.
If it was close to a public holiday, as we had this week, then Chinese will tend to save up family trips for those times - even though tourist destinations will be simply horrible at that time. Also since many cars were kept off the road at the time of the economic summit it's likely many people couldn't have driven out of the city even if they wanted to !
Nice pics indeed Jim !
I want to go back to the more dilapidated sections when there is snow all over the wall and surrounding areas - to shoot it with the drone and long exposure night photography. I'd planned a week camping on the wall last Winter .. but although there were many cold days not enough snow !! This winter I hope
May 31, 2017 at 02:34 AM
p.2227 #15Sony FE Images Thread
Grenache wrote:
I was there during the same time of an economic summit in Beijing, so all of the factories had been turned off, and the sky was gorgeous. We could literally see the Beijing skyline from 50 miles away...something my Chines friend who took us there said he had never been able to see in 40 years of going there. In addition, for reasons beyond me, there was almost no one else at the Wall...so I literally was able to take shots of the empty ramparts. Magical.
These are the best Great Wall shots I have seen for ages. It's always cloudy and overcast there. Well done Jim!
I was there during the same time of an economic summit in Beijing, so all of the factories had been turned off, and the sky was gorgeous. We could literally see the Beijing skyline from 50 miles away...something my Chines friend who took us there said he had never been able to see in 40 years of going there. In addition, for reasons beyond me, there was almost no one else at the Wall...so I literally was able to take shots of the empty ramparts. Magical.
These are the best Great Wall shots I have seen for ages. It's always cloudy and overcast there. Well done Jim!
May 31, 2017 at 05:10 AM
p.2227 #16Sony FE Images Thread
Photo taken at 7:34 PM
Looking at a Young Buck White Tail Deer in velvet
Tripod mounted Canon new FD 500mm f4.5 L lens and A7r
ISO 400, f4.5, 1/320 second
Exposure Corrected +0.36 Stops; processed in LR6.10.1
August 14, 2015
At Big Meadows, Shenandoah National Park, Virginia
Rich
Looking at a Young Buck White Tail Deer in velvet
Tripod mounted Canon new FD 500mm f4.5 L lens and A7r
ISO 400, f4.5, 1/320 second
Exposure Corrected +0.36 Stops; processed in LR6.10.1
August 14, 2015
At Big Meadows, Shenandoah National Park, Virginia
Rich
May 31, 2017 at 06:04 AM
p.2227 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Excellent work everyone. Nice to see this thread still going strongly, despite the recent a9 frenzy.
Some semi-macro shot with the 70-300G at the long end at f6.3.
Some semi-macro shot with the 70-300G at the long end at f6.3.
May 31, 2017 at 06:07 AM
p.2227 #18Sony FE Images Thread
Lilac season. A7ii, 100 STF GM wide open with Canon 500D closeup diopter, MFD, two lights in the studio, blue gel:
Not much DOF to speak of.
Not much DOF to speak of.
May 31, 2017 at 06:08 AM
p.2227 #19Sony FE Images Thread
Val d' Orcia, Tuscany
Spuren Und Wege by Werner Utsch, on Flickr
A7RII, FA 70-400/4-5.6 OSS G II
May 31, 2017 at 07:44 AM
p.2227 #20Sony FE Images Thread
Ronny Olsson wrote:
Joshua : Nice shot with Loxia 21.. And Congrats to the new toy, what do you think about the lens?
Sony A7R II + Zeiss Loxia 50mm f/2 Planar T* by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr
Thank you, Ronny! It is a superb performer for landscape and cityscape, that's for sure. Another advantage of that lens is its smallish size. So, I now have a set of smallish lenses lenses I can take with me on a not photography oriented trip.
Your images of that bridge are truly impressive, regardless of the lens used. Of course, the lens selection won't hurt either.
philber wrote:
Another jaw-dropping shot from you, Werner! Ich gratuliere!
And Ronny, and Renné, and Joshua, and Bob, and John....
The rooftops of Paris from the hill of Montmartre
Philippe, thank you very much! I enjoy all 3 images from the rooftop and the last one is superb!
rol-and wrote:
Joshua, Werner, John, Ronny, Ray, Ronny, Mike, Nehemiah, K.H., twoeye, Philippe - lovely images again on the last two pages.
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"red canvas", Loxia 85mm
Thank you very much, rol-and! I love the selected DOF of the red canvas!
Here is another image from Vegas. I tend to capture similar images when trying out a new lens.... Of course, the lighting conditions would be different but somehow I still feel that I could evaluate the character of lenses that way. This particular spot is attractive at a low setting sun and the statue and front side of the structure (s) are by another (casino) building on the other side of the street behind me and this time around the clouds added something to the image.
Joshua : Nice shot with Loxia 21.. And Congrats to the new toy, what do you think about the lens?
Sony A7R II + Zeiss Loxia 50mm f/2 Planar T* by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr
Thank you, Ronny! It is a superb performer for landscape and cityscape, that's for sure. Another advantage of that lens is its smallish size. So, I now have a set of smallish lenses lenses I can take with me on a not photography oriented trip.
Your images of that bridge are truly impressive, regardless of the lens used
. Of course, the lens selection won't hurt either.philber wrote:
Another jaw-dropping shot from you, Werner! Ich gratuliere!
And Ronny, and Renné, and Joshua, and Bob, and John....
The rooftops of Paris from the hill of Montmartre
Philippe, thank you very much! I enjoy all 3 images from the rooftop and the last one is superb!
rol-and wrote:
Joshua, Werner, John, Ronny, Ray, Ronny, Mike, Nehemiah, K.H., twoeye, Philippe - lovely images again on the last two pages.
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"red canvas", Loxia 85mm
Thank you very much, rol-and! I love the selected DOF of the red canvas!
Here is another image from Vegas. I tend to capture similar images when trying out a new lens.... Of course, the lighting conditions would be different but somehow I still feel that I could evaluate the character of lenses that way
. This particular spot is attractive at a low setting sun and the statue and front side of the structure (s) are by another (casino) building on the other side of the street behind me and this time around the clouds added something to the image. |
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May 31, 2017 at 08:24 AM