Sony FE Images Thread
p.2547 #1Sony FE Images Thread
Merlin's catnap.
Sony 35mm 1.4 on a7r2
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Sony 35mm 1.4 on a7r2
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Nov 22, 2017 at 09:15 PM
p.2547 #4Sony FE Images Thread
Chris_88 wrote:
Joshua: All those portraits are stunning, but I'm an even bigger fan of your landscape work. Those shots from GC are simply breath taking.
We've had our first snow here earlier this week, but here are some impressions from fall/autumn.
Sony 70-300G
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4459/26209638449_cd95b77dfd_b.jpg
CV 65 at f4
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4477/36941646544_53f456c0cd_b.jpg
Thank you, Chris! The weather conditions at the Grand Canyon that morning were truly uniquely wonderful and by the struck of luck, I happened to be there and had the opportunity to capture those glorious weather phenomena.
The two images you posted are excellent but I really enjoy the second one taken with the Voigtlander. Well captured!
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Here is another image from Yosemite at nearby woods adjacent to that iconic Elm tree; not as dramatic as the conditions in the images from GC, not even close but why not ....
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Joshua: All those portraits are stunning, but I'm an even bigger fan of your landscape work. Those shots from GC are simply breath taking.
We've had our first snow here earlier this week, but here are some impressions from fall/autumn.
Sony 70-300G
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4459/26209638449_cd95b77dfd_b.jpg
CV 65 at f4
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4477/36941646544_53f456c0cd_b.jpg
Thank you, Chris! The weather conditions at the Grand Canyon that morning were truly uniquely wonderful and by the struck of luck, I happened to be there and had the opportunity to capture those glorious weather phenomena.
The two images you posted are excellent but I really enjoy the second one taken with the Voigtlander. Well captured!
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Here is another image from Yosemite at nearby woods adjacent to that iconic Elm tree; not as dramatic as the conditions in the images from GC, not even close but why not ....
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Nov 22, 2017 at 09:40 PM
p.2547 #5Sony FE Images Thread
When your best landscape lens is a forgotten zoom that is older than half the FM membership, you do have to wonder why and where 'they' went wrong. lol.
a7II - would be devasting on 36/42mp, good to see sensors have nearly caught up!
a7II - would be devasting on 36/42mp, good to see sensors have nearly caught up!
Nov 22, 2017 at 10:16 PM
p.2547 #6Sony FE Images Thread
philber wrote:
Helena, what a set!! Derek, same!! Kierzkow, what a shot!!
Otus 55mm
What a nice complement!
Helena, what a set!! Derek, same!! Kierzkow, what a shot!!
Otus 55mm
What a nice complement!
Nov 22, 2017 at 11:29 PM
p.2547 #7Sony FE Images Thread
Sony A7 + Batis 18mm 2.8
Sony A7 + Batis 18mm 2.8 by Daniel Danrich, on Flickr
Sony A7 + Batis 18mm 2.8 by Daniel Danrich, on FlickrNov 22, 2017 at 11:36 PM
p.2547 #8Sony FE Images Thread
Chris_88 wrote:
Helena: Those two sets with the 50 1.7 Planar and the mono lens are just amazing works of art.
Philip R.: Beautiful nature shots.
Mathieu: Stunning sets from the US.
Joshua: All those portraits are stunning, but I'm an even bigger fan of your landscape work. Those shots from GC are simply breath taking.
Werner and Bob: Beautiful autumn impressions from Europe.
Ronny: Great, contrasty shots from Iceland. As I said elsewhere, glad that volcano only got active after you had returned to Sweden.
Philip: Your mountain vistas are both figuratively and literally breath-taking, thinking about the altitude. I'd probably struggle quite a bit....Show more →
Thanks Chris
Which volcano got active ? And when ?
Helena: Those two sets with the 50 1.7 Planar and the mono lens are just amazing works of art.
Philip R.: Beautiful nature shots.
Mathieu: Stunning sets from the US.
Joshua: All those portraits are stunning, but I'm an even bigger fan of your landscape work. Those shots from GC are simply breath taking.
Werner and Bob: Beautiful autumn impressions from Europe.
Ronny: Great, contrasty shots from Iceland. As I said elsewhere, glad that volcano only got active after you had returned to Sweden.
Philip: Your mountain vistas are both figuratively and literally breath-taking, thinking about the altitude. I'd probably struggle quite a bit....Show more →
Thanks Chris
Which volcano got active ? And when ?
Nov 22, 2017 at 11:43 PM
p.2547 #9Sony FE Images Thread
FE 55/1.8 This is at the top of the tree for Tibetan stucco art installations of this kind. #1 It's a renowned regional style with Nepali influences, much of it not known by more than a handful of outsiders. A lot of it survived the Cultural Revolution in this region. It dates from the 15th century, and this one has an expressive array of demons. #2 Here is where this 55mm really shines, it's bright high color, high contrast from wide open, and at the very least, inoffensive bokeh. This kind of shot IMO needs excellent control of the OOF drawing of outlined objects, like the figure's face at bottom right. 55mm FL is near to perfect reach and perspective shaping for temple art. Would have been a piece of cake with IBIS, I would have used f4.
f2.5 - 1/50s - ISO 5000
f2 - 1/50s - ISO 5000
f2.5 - 1/50s - ISO 5000
f2 - 1/50s - ISO 5000
Nov 22, 2017 at 11:45 PM
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p.2547 #11Sony FE Images Thread
Ronny Olsson wrote:
Philip R.: Beautiful nature shots.
Mathieu: Stunning sets from the US.
Joshua: All those portraits are stunning, but I'm an even bigger fan of your landscape work. Those shots from GC are simply breath taking.
Werner and Bob: Beautiful autumn impressions from Europe.
Ronny: Great, contrasty shots from Iceland. As I said elsewhere, glad that volcano only got active after you had returned to Sweden.
Philip: Your mountain vistas are both figuratively and literally breath-taking, thinking about the altitude. I'd probably struggle quite a bit.
Phillipe: Beautiful close-ups.
We've had our first snow here earlier this week, but here are some impressions from fall/autumn.
Sony 70-300G
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4459/26209638449_cd95b77dfd_b.jpg
CV 65 at f4
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4477/36941646544_53f456c0cd_b.jpgThanks Chris
Which volcano got active ? And when ?
There apparently have been a couple of earthquakes, suggesting that Iceland's largest volcano may not be dormant anymore. You can find the link to the news story
here.
Chris_88 wrote
Helena: Those two sets with the 50 1.7 Planar and the mono lens are just amazing works of art.Philip R.: Beautiful nature shots.
Mathieu: Stunning sets from the US.
Joshua: All those portraits are stunning, but I'm an even bigger fan of your landscape work. Those shots from GC are simply breath taking.
Werner and Bob: Beautiful autumn impressions from Europe.
Ronny: Great, contrasty shots from Iceland. As I said elsewhere, glad that volcano only got active after you had returned to Sweden.
Philip: Your mountain vistas are both figuratively and literally breath-taking, thinking about the altitude. I'd probably struggle quite a bit.
Phillipe: Beautiful close-ups.
We've had our first snow here earlier this week, but here are some impressions from fall/autumn.
Sony 70-300G
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4459/26209638449_cd95b77dfd_b.jpg
CV 65 at f4
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4477/36941646544_53f456c0cd_b.jpg
Which volcano got active ? And when ?
There apparently have been a couple of earthquakes, suggesting that Iceland's largest volcano may not be dormant anymore. You can find the link to the news story
here.
Nov 23, 2017 at 12:01 AM
p.2547 #12Sony FE Images Thread
AGeoJO wrote:
Thank you, Chris! The weather conditions at the Grand Canyon that morning were truly uniquely wonderful and by the struck of luck, I happened to be there and had the opportunity to capture those glorious weather phenomena.
The two images you posted are excellent but I really enjoy the second one taken with the Voigtlander. Well captured!
Thanks for the praise, Joshua, coming from you, it means a lot. It's quite windy up on the mountain, when I took that second shot with the CV 65. It was a challenge to nail macro-type shots in those conditions and I was cursing quite a lot, but eventually got that shot.
Thank you, Chris! The weather conditions at the Grand Canyon that morning were truly uniquely wonderful and by the struck of luck, I happened to be there and had the opportunity to capture those glorious weather phenomena.
The two images you posted are excellent but I really enjoy the second one taken with the Voigtlander. Well captured!
Thanks for the praise, Joshua, coming from you, it means a lot. It's quite windy up on the mountain, when I took that second shot with the CV 65. It was a challenge to nail macro-type shots in those conditions and I was cursing quite a lot, but eventually got that shot.
Nov 23, 2017 at 12:05 AM
p.2547 #13Sony FE Images Thread
philip_pj wrote:
When your best landscape lens is a forgotten zoom that is older than half the FM membership, you do have to wonder why and where 'they' went wrong. lol.
I'm all in favour of old forgotten lenses but can you explain your comment a bit more?
Who are they? Where did they go wrong? Horses for courses.
Thank you.
When your best landscape lens is a forgotten zoom that is older than half the FM membership, you do have to wonder why and where 'they' went wrong. lol.
I'm all in favour of old forgotten lenses but can you explain your comment a bit more?
Who are they? Where did they go wrong? Horses for courses.
Thank you.
Nov 23, 2017 at 12:09 AM
p.2547 #14Sony FE Images Thread
Another from the 55/1.8, f2.2 is a big step up from wide open. Nicer bokeh and better separation due to very strong focal plane definition, and excellent layering behind the plane. I leave a fair amount of noise in these images, it adds a light/thin film grain-like overlay. This leaves OOF object drawing as good (organic) as it can be, is how I see it. Sony's 'noise aesthetic' character (no real chroma, fine yet slightly gritty grain-like lum) is an unsung 'killer app' in my opinion. Almost a tough look.
f2.2 - 1/60s - ISO 4000
f2.2 - 1/60s - ISO 4000
Nov 23, 2017 at 12:11 AM
p.2547 #15Sony FE Images Thread
A72+EBC Fujinon 200/4.5 m42 wide open
A72+Distagon 25/2.8 C/Y
A72+Distagon 35/2.8 C/Y
A72+Planar 50/1.7
A72+Planar 50/1.4 C/Y
A72+Distagon 25/2.8 C/Y
A72+Distagon 35/2.8 C/Y
A72+Planar 50/1.7
A72+Planar 50/1.4 C/Y
Nov 23, 2017 at 01:40 AM
p.2547 #16Sony FE Images Thread
Thanks for the kind words, Chris! Lovely pano, Kai! Nice set, Peire!
Otus 28mm
Otus 28mm
Nov 23, 2017 at 02:18 AM
p.2547 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Yesterday I took a picture from a high-rise building in Sion, Valais. Upon inspection, it seemed to me that I should post only a relatively small part of it. Today I am posting the whole thing - separately, so I can get a better feel for your preferences.
Can landscape photographers get away without long photo lenses? Of course, for photo shooters of leopards, birds and F1 racing it's a different story
Can landscape photographers get away without long photo lenses? Of course, for photo shooters of leopards, birds and F1 racing it's a different story
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Nov 23, 2017 at 02:32 AM
p.2547 #19Sony FE Images Thread
Little Fall by Werner Utsch, on Flickr
A7RII, Loxia 85
Nov 23, 2017 at 02:41 AM
p.2547 #20Sony FE Images Thread
philber wrote:
Thanks for the kind words, Chris! Lovely pano, Kai! Nice set, Peire!
Otus 28mm
Thank you Philippe.
Thanks for the kind words, Chris! Lovely pano, Kai! Nice set, Peire!
Otus 28mm
Thank you Philippe.
Nov 23, 2017 at 02:44 AM