Sony FE Images Thread
p.2354 #1Sony FE Images Thread
ManuelLaMantia wrote:
https://photos.smugmug.com/Dales-pictures/Dales-2017-cruise/i-XDKR9H3/0/5041c036/X3/DSC04307-1-X3.jpgDale, very very nice #1, great tone and contrast 
then a kind of Yosemite waterfall
Thanks!
ebookman wrote
More shots from Norway. A7RII - First two with 24-70 GM and than three with Canon EF100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM and Metabones IVhttps://photos.smugmug.com/Dales-pictures/Dales-2017-cruise/i-XDKR9H3/0/5041c036/X3/DSC04307-1-X3.jpg
then a kind of Yosemite waterfall
Thanks!
Aug 07, 2017 at 11:18 PM
p.2354 #2Sony FE Images Thread
Batis 135mm:
A Model City by David Arbogast, on Flickr
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A Model City by David Arbogast, on Flickr
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Aug 07, 2017 at 11:24 PM
p.2354 #3Sony FE Images Thread
Distagon HFT 35/2.8 for Rollei-not as good as it's C/Y brother,but does it's job.
A72+Distagon HFT 35/2.8,Rollei QBM mount
A72+Planar HFT 50/1.8,Rollei QBM mount
A72+Distagon HFT 35/2.8,Rollei QBM mount
A72+Planar HFT 50/1.8,Rollei QBM mount
Aug 08, 2017 at 12:31 AM
p.2354 #4Sony FE Images Thread
genji wrote:
"Nice View" KONICA HEXANON AR 40/1,8 @F4 That little Hexanon AR 40/1.8 punches well above its weight (and price), you've been getting consistently excellent results with it. I'm always interested in seeing color and monochrome versions of the same image, since it's a decision I frequently find myself having to make. In this case, I strongly prefer your monochrome version.
Thank you.
Yes, i really like this little lens, it fits so perfect to the A7M2
Best regards, Mike.
Kater1807 wrote
Thank you.
Yes, i really like this little lens, it fits so perfect to the A7M2
Best regards, Mike.
Aug 08, 2017 at 01:25 AM
p.2354 #5Sony FE Images Thread
A7R + Contax Zeiss C/Y 35-70 f3.4
Le glacier du Trient
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Aug 08, 2017 at 01:42 AM
p.2354 #6Sony FE Images Thread
16-35GM 35mm at f3,5
Mushrooming by Viramati, on Flickr
Mushrooming by Viramati, on Flickr
Aug 08, 2017 at 02:30 AM
p.2354 #7Sony FE Images Thread
René, Dale, Joshua, Kierzkow, Peter Z, super work!
Aug 08, 2017 at 03:32 AM
p.2354 #8Sony FE Images Thread
Thank you dear Philippe und likewise
12mm street trials..
12mm street trials..
Aug 08, 2017 at 04:06 AM
p.2354 #9Sony FE Images Thread
Wonderful monochrome shots (especially the mountain vistas) on those last few pages, Rene.
Joshua: As always excellent portraits, but no offense to your skills and the ladies, but I'm even more impressed by those owl shots.
Philipe: Very delicate work with the 85 GM.
Ronny: Excellent - as always - long exposure shots.
Werner: Wonderful compositions. Happy to see the good old 70-400G2 in the hands of a very skilled photographer.
Recent shot with the Loxia 21 stopped down to f8 for DOF.
Joshua: As always excellent portraits, but no offense to your skills and the ladies, but I'm even more impressed by those owl shots.
Philipe: Very delicate work with the 85 GM.
Ronny: Excellent - as always - long exposure shots.
Werner: Wonderful compositions. Happy to see the good old 70-400G2 in the hands of a very skilled photographer.
Recent shot with the Loxia 21 stopped down to f8 for DOF.
Aug 08, 2017 at 05:16 AM
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p.2354 #13Sony FE Images Thread
NYC Streets by rramirez2008, on Flickr
NYC Streets by rramirez2008, on Flickr
NYC Streets by rramirez2008, on Flickr
Aug 08, 2017 at 07:34 AM
p.2354 #14Sony FE Images Thread
More shots from Norway. A7RII - First two with Leica WATE and last two with FE 24-70 GM
Aug 08, 2017 at 10:12 AM
p.2354 #15Sony FE Images Thread
It's International Cat Day!! Where is your cat content, folks?
Sony FE 1.4/50 | Sony A7II
Whyley Taking a Rest by Jannik Peters, auf Flickr
Sony FE 1.4/50 | Sony A7II
Whyley Taking a Rest by Jannik Peters, auf Flickr
Aug 08, 2017 at 11:53 AM
p.2354 #16Sony FE Images Thread
Sony FE 1.4/50 | Sony A7II
Double Post, Sorry.. One more then
Double Post, Sorry.. One more then
Aug 08, 2017 at 11:53 AM
p.2354 #18Sony FE Images Thread
MedicineMan404 wrote:
Award winning imagery here Joshua.
Robert, thank you; I am flattered and humbled at the same time.
Chris_88 wrote:
Joshua: As always excellent portraits, but no offense to your skills and the ladies, but I'm even more impressed by those owl shots.
Recent shot with the Loxia 21 stopped down to f8 for DOF.
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4312/35276624104_398494a122_c.jpg
Hi Chris, thank you and none taken! Wildlife photography is at least 10X more difficult than portraits, especially if it is coming down to the keeper rate. If you take 100 images in an hour during a portrait session; 99% are in perfect focus (thanks to the Eye-AF); roughly half of that includes favorable composition/lighting, and then about half of that half, the model's expression/look is great. So, you may get some 25% of quality images. You do your selection and may end up with about 10% or 10 keepers.
In bird photography, you take 100 images in 10 minutes or even less, and if you get 1 or 2 keepers, you consider yourself lucky, very lucky. Of course, skill plays a role; the more you do it, the better you get but a more important factor is luck, sheer luck. While you can ask a model to do certain things for you, within limits of course, forget about birds doing you a favor. Most of the time, it is more the spray and pray mode or being there at the right location at the right time. Of course, the AF performance of the gear you use should be top notch, too. So, when the opportunities knock on your door, your gear doesn't let you down. Well, considering the current situations right now, I will be ready for the A9 before too long.
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I got lucky in this sequence....These two owls really couldn't stand each other. They did some kungfu fighting act seconds earlier. They moved sideways back and forth and the face off continued. At the end, although the guy to the left seemed to be more aggressive in the image I posted earlier, he ended up flying away as the guy on the right stood his ground.
Face off
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AGeoJO wrote
Apparently, even owls don't always get alongRobert, thank you; I am flattered and humbled at the same time.
Chris_88 wrote:
Joshua: As always excellent portraits, but no offense to your skills and the ladies, but I'm even more impressed by those owl shots.
Recent shot with the Loxia 21 stopped down to f8 for DOF.
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4312/35276624104_398494a122_c.jpg
Hi Chris, thank you and none taken! Wildlife photography is at least 10X more difficult than portraits, especially if it is coming down to the keeper rate. If you take 100 images in an hour during a portrait session; 99% are in perfect focus (thanks to the Eye-AF
); roughly half of that includes favorable composition/lighting, and then about half of that half, the model's expression/look is great. So, you may get some 25% of quality images. You do your selection and may end up with about 10% or 10 keepers.In bird photography, you take 100 images in 10 minutes or even less, and if you get 1 or 2 keepers, you consider yourself lucky, very lucky. Of course, skill plays a role; the more you do it, the better you get but a more important factor is luck, sheer luck. While you can ask a model to do certain things for you, within limits of course
, forget about birds doing you a favor. Most of the time, it is more the spray and pray mode or being there at the right location at the right time. Of course, the AF performance of the gear you use should be top notch, too. So, when the opportunities knock on your door, your gear doesn't let you down. Well, considering the current situations right now, I will be ready for the A9 before too long._______________________________
I got lucky in this sequence....These two owls really couldn't stand each other. They did some kungfu fighting act seconds earlier. They moved sideways back and forth and the face off continued. At the end, although the guy to the left seemed to be more aggressive in the image I posted earlier, he ended up flying away as the guy on the right stood his ground.
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Aug 08, 2017 at 12:21 PM
p.2354 #19Sony FE Images Thread
Batis 18mm:
Pelicans in the fog by Austin Lee, on Flickr
Pelicans in the fog by Austin Lee, on Flickr
Aug 08, 2017 at 12:42 PM
p.2354 #20Sony FE Images Thread
Amazing beginning of this page, Austin and Joshua!
Aug 08, 2017 at 12:43 PM