Sony FE Images Thread
p.2571 #1Sony FE Images Thread
Another environmental image from Bosque.....
The exif data was somehow stripped - the lens used is GM 24-70, I believe at 70mm and f/8
After sunset at Bosque del Apache
The exif data was somehow stripped - the lens used is GM 24-70, I believe at 70mm and f/8
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After sunset at Bosque del Apache
Dec 06, 2017 at 01:10 PM
p.2571 #3Sony FE Images Thread
Continuing my dabble with the macro lens.
A711 and EF 100f2.8L Macro IS
A711 and EF 100f2.8L Macro IS
Dec 06, 2017 at 02:03 PM
p.2571 #4Sony FE Images Thread
contax g 28/2.8 + 5m PCX on kolari UT at f/4:
contax g 45/2 wide open:
contax g 90/2.8:
contax g 45/2 wide open:
contax g 90/2.8:
Dec 06, 2017 at 02:09 PM
p.2571 #5Sony FE Images Thread
Sony A7R II + Nikkor 16mm f3.5 AI fisheye by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr
Dec 06, 2017 at 02:28 PM
p.2571 #6Sony FE Images Thread
Gunzorro wrote:
2-shot pano of foggy Wishkah slough.
Loxia 21
Your Loxia shots are excellent Jim.
This is my Loxia 85 today under a very grey sky and with strong winds and driving rain:
PS: the stabilisation amazes me sometimes, this was 1/10 handheld and I was being blown around quite a lot!
Nets BW by petergthomas, on Flickr
Edited on Dec 06, 2017 at 03:58 PM · View previous versions
2-shot pano of foggy Wishkah slough.
Loxia 21
Your Loxia shots are excellent Jim.
This is my Loxia 85 today under a very grey sky and with strong winds and driving rain:
PS: the stabilisation amazes me sometimes, this was 1/10 handheld and I was being blown around quite a lot!
Nets BW by petergthomas, on FlickrEdited on Dec 06, 2017 at 03:58 PM · View previous versions
Dec 06, 2017 at 03:27 PM
p.2571 #7Sony FE Images Thread
Continuation of the UTSA Conference Center series
This isn't 100% symmetrical given the arrangement of the chairs in this conference room but I still liked the painting in the center, the ceiling design, and the wood panels. I also like how the FE 16-35 GM gives just a hint of sun stars for the light sources, not enough to be distracting but enough to provide some interest.
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This isn't 100% symmetrical given the arrangement of the chairs in this conference room but I still liked the painting in the center, the ceiling design, and the wood panels. I also like how the FE 16-35 GM gives just a hint of sun stars for the light sources, not enough to be distracting but enough to provide some interest.
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Dec 06, 2017 at 03:50 PM
p.2571 #8Sony FE Images Thread
Peter T wrote:
Loxia 21Your Loxia shots are excellent Jim.
This is my Loxia 85 today under a very grey sky and with strong winds and driving rain:
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4573/24014193067_d82d0b893c_h.jpgNets BW by petergthomas, on Flickr
Thanks Peter! I really do like those Loxia lenses.
Wow! Look at those flags in your photo -- almost totally blurred in the wind. Nice shot.
I also like AF lenses like the 12-24G, 24-70GM and Alfredo's work with the 16-35GM. Next, I'll probably try to sell off some Canon and Alt lenses to raise money for the 24-70GM.
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Mauve-colored steel building "in the bush".
Gunzorro wrote
2-shot pano of foggy Wishkah slough.Loxia 21
This is my Loxia 85 today under a very grey sky and with strong winds and driving rain:
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4573/24014193067_d82d0b893c_h.jpgNets BW by petergthomas, on Flickr
Thanks Peter! I really do like those Loxia lenses.
Wow! Look at those flags in your photo -- almost totally blurred in the wind. Nice shot.
I also like AF lenses like the 12-24G, 24-70GM and Alfredo's work with the 16-35GM. Next, I'll probably try to sell off some Canon and Alt lenses to raise money for the 24-70GM.
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Mauve-colored steel building "in the bush".
Dec 06, 2017 at 03:57 PM
p.2571 #9Sony FE Images Thread
digital_AM wrote:
Continuation of the UTSA Conference Center series
This isn't 100% symmetrical given that the arrangement of the chairs in this conference room but I still liked the painting in the center, the ceiling design, and the wood panels. I also like how the FE 16-35 GM gives just a hint of sun stars for the light sources, not enough to be distracting but enough to provide some interest.
Beautiful work Alfredo!
I've been meaning to ask how well corrected is the lens for distortion? I see so little barrel or pincushion in your images, I wondered how much is native and how much is PP profile or correction? Really great looking lens on your architectural shots.
Continuation of the UTSA Conference Center series
This isn't 100% symmetrical given that the arrangement of the chairs in this conference room but I still liked the painting in the center, the ceiling design, and the wood panels. I also like how the FE 16-35 GM gives just a hint of sun stars for the light sources, not enough to be distracting but enough to provide some interest.
Beautiful work Alfredo!
I've been meaning to ask how well corrected is the lens for distortion? I see so little barrel or pincushion in your images, I wondered how much is native and how much is PP profile or correction? Really great looking lens on your architectural shots.
Dec 06, 2017 at 03:59 PM
p.2571 #10Sony FE Images Thread
Thanks so much Jim. I’m sometimes hesitant to post such mundane architecture shots here among all the beautiful landscape, travel, black and white, and portrait images from everyone. So it’s wonderful to read feedback such as yours regarding my work.
The FE 16-35 GM does exhibit some barrel distortion especially on the wide end but overall the zoom performs well. The lens profile in Lightroom helps correct some of it. Because I am OCD about keeping the lines straight I also use DXO Viewpoint to correct any remaining distortion. I think the Batis 18 is better corrected for distortion but the versatility of the zoom is a huge advantage for shooting these commissioned projects.
Gunzorro wrote:
This isn't 100% symmetrical given that the arrangement of the chairs in this conference room but I still liked the painting in the center, the ceiling design, and the wood panels. I also like how the FE 16-35 GM gives just a hint of sun stars for the light sources, not enough to be distracting but enough to provide some interest.Beautiful work Alfredo!
I've been meaning to ask how well corrected is the lens for distortion? I see so little barrel or pincushion in your images, I wondered how much is native and how much is PP profile or correction? Really great looking lens on your architectural shots.
Edited on Dec 06, 2017 at 07:45 PM · View previous versions
The FE 16-35 GM does exhibit some barrel distortion especially on the wide end but overall the zoom performs well. The lens profile in Lightroom helps correct some of it. Because I am OCD about keeping the lines straight I also use DXO Viewpoint to correct any remaining distortion. I think the Batis 18 is better corrected for distortion but the versatility of the zoom is a huge advantage for shooting these commissioned projects.
Gunzorro wrote:
digital_AM wrote
Continuation of the UTSA Conference Center seriesThis isn't 100% symmetrical given that the arrangement of the chairs in this conference room but I still liked the painting in the center, the ceiling design, and the wood panels. I also like how the FE 16-35 GM gives just a hint of sun stars for the light sources, not enough to be distracting but enough to provide some interest.
I've been meaning to ask how well corrected is the lens for distortion? I see so little barrel or pincushion in your images, I wondered how much is native and how much is PP profile or correction? Really great looking lens on your architectural shots.
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Dec 06, 2017 at 05:24 PM
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p.2571 #13Sony FE Images Thread
Gunzorro wrote:
Wow! He's so perfect looking, and the lighting is so velvety, he looks like he belongs in Westworld! 
Great shots.
Ha. Thank you! Really like your latest image as well. Amazing colors.
DuelingLenses wrote
From a simple wedding I did a ways back. Natural window light. Great shots. Ha. Thank you! Really like your latest image as well. Amazing colors.
Dec 06, 2017 at 07:45 PM
p.2571 #14Sony FE Images Thread
Just got back home from Florence. Tons of images to go through. At the risk of boring everyone, here are a few more from the trip:
CV 65:
Similar to one I already uploaded, but I think I may like this framing better:
Leica R 180/2.8:
CV 40:
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Dec 06, 2017 at 09:41 PM
p.2571 #15Sony FE Images Thread
Sony A7 + Batis 18mm f/2.8
Sony A7 + Batis 18mm f/2.8 by Daniel Danrich, on Flickr
Sony A7 + Batis 18mm f/2.8 by Daniel Danrich, on FlickrDec 06, 2017 at 10:25 PM
p.2571 #16Sony FE Images Thread
Luvwine wrote:
Just got back home from Florence. Tons of images to go through. At the risk of boring everyone, here are a few more from the trip:
CV 65:
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/91/505291/1/166682440.HIOGSPSk._DSC6993.jpg
Similar to one I already uploaded, but I think I may like this framing better:
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/91/505291/1/166682439.d5aUne7D._DSC5832.jpg
Leica R 180/2.8:
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/91/505291/1/166682438.TDIE5be0._DSC6679.jpg
CV 40:
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/91/505291/1/166682437.KhvJE2Lr._DSC6194.jpg
Great shots and I'm enjoying them. Not boring at all! Keep them coming.
Just got back home from Florence. Tons of images to go through. At the risk of boring everyone, here are a few more from the trip:
CV 65:
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/91/505291/1/166682440.HIOGSPSk._DSC6993.jpg
Similar to one I already uploaded, but I think I may like this framing better:
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/91/505291/1/166682439.d5aUne7D._DSC5832.jpg
Leica R 180/2.8:
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/91/505291/1/166682438.TDIE5be0._DSC6679.jpg
CV 40:
http://a4.pbase.com/o10/91/505291/1/166682437.KhvJE2Lr._DSC6194.jpg
Great shots and I'm enjoying them. Not boring at all! Keep them coming.
Dec 06, 2017 at 10:42 PM
p.2571 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Carl Zeiss 35-70/3.4 (btw, everything pre-2013 is 'Carl Zeiss' - much more elegant and tasteful than 'ZEISS', which is how they now refer to (shout at) themselves. In lens range terms, the crossover point was the Touit line.)
Dec 07, 2017 at 12:00 AM
p.2571 #18Sony FE Images Thread
Stephen, if you let yourself off the hook for more Florence pictures, it will allow Ronny to let himself similarly off the hook for more Lofoten pictures, which he also thinks "could be boring". Grrrrrrr.... Yours are so good, I saw the first one and thought: I need to remember this one as my favorite. Then another, and I thought: this one too. Then all of them... Boring? Pshaw!
Ronny, no inspiration? I can't say that I understand, because, simply, I have never had the inspiration/talent that you so eloquently display time after time, so I can't know how it feels to be suddenly devoid of something I've never enjoyed. But you have my sympathy, in spades.
And great stuff from Joshua (what else is new? ), and Werner (also totally not a surprise), and Peter, and Alfredo, and a superb portrait from Philip_PJ, and great street portrait from Jonathon, and an awesome mushroom from Samuli, and René, and dougo....
And kind words from Ronny. Much appreciated!
More early morning in Rouen with Otus 55.
Ronny, no inspiration? I can't say that I understand, because, simply, I have never had the inspiration/talent that you so eloquently display time after time, so I can't know how it feels to be suddenly devoid of something I've never enjoyed. But you have my sympathy, in spades.
And great stuff from Joshua (what else is new? ), and Werner (also totally not a surprise), and Peter, and Alfredo, and a superb portrait from Philip_PJ, and great street portrait from Jonathon, and an awesome mushroom from Samuli, and René, and dougo....
And kind words from Ronny. Much appreciated!
More early morning in Rouen with Otus 55.
Dec 07, 2017 at 12:13 AM
p.2571 #19Sony FE Images Thread
Ronny Olsson wrote:
Fantastic shots from all of you Phillipe ,Rene, Helena, Jim,Stephen,Samuli,Joshua just to name a few
I have no photo inspiration at all right now
Stone set from Lofoten
Hey, those are some marvelous images rocks buffeted by waves, Ronny! And thank you for your kind words.
philber wrote:
Stephen, if you let yourself off the hook for more Florence pictures, it will allow Ronny to let himself similarly off the hook for more Lofoten pictures, which he also thinks "could be boring". Grrrrrrr.... Yours are so good, I saw the first one and thought: I need to remember this one as my favorite. Then another, and I thought: this one too. Then all of them... Boring? Pshaw!
Ronny, no inspiration? I can't say that I understand, because, simply, I have never had the inspiration/talent that you so eloquently display time after time, so I can't know how it feels...Show more →
Thank you, Philippe! Gorgeous images you have there - my compliment! The last image reminds me of that store lined alley in the Harry Potter movie.
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An image of the super moon as it barely rose above the horizon and yes, those are sandhill cranes. The shooting conditions were tough here, in addition to about freezing temperature and somewhat windy. My intention was not to get the moon in perfect focus as I anticipated some birds to fly in from of the moon. But there is no way to track them using an adapted lens. Frankly, I am not even sure whether a native lens could do as it was really dark. So, I prefocus on some vegetation on the distant top in front of the moon and just prayed. Although the sandhill cranes were in decent focus but the shutter speed was not high enough to freeze the movement fully.... Oh, well.
Silhouette of sandhill cranes
Fantastic shots from all of you Phillipe ,Rene, Helena, Jim,Stephen,Samuli,Joshua just to name a few
I have no photo inspiration at all right now
Stone set from Lofoten
Hey, those are some marvelous images rocks buffeted by waves, Ronny! And thank you for your kind words.
philber wrote:
Stephen, if you let yourself off the hook for more Florence pictures, it will allow Ronny to let himself similarly off the hook for more Lofoten pictures, which he also thinks "could be boring". Grrrrrrr.... Yours are so good, I saw the first one and thought: I need to remember this one as my favorite. Then another, and I thought: this one too. Then all of them... Boring? Pshaw!
Ronny, no inspiration? I can't say that I understand, because, simply, I have never had the inspiration/talent that you so eloquently display time after time, so I can't know how it feels...Show more →
Thank you, Philippe! Gorgeous images you have there - my compliment! The last image reminds me of that store lined alley in the Harry Potter movie
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An image of the super moon as it barely rose above the horizon and yes, those are sandhill cranes. The shooting conditions were tough here, in addition to about freezing temperature and somewhat windy. My intention was not to get the moon in perfect focus as I anticipated some birds to fly in from of the moon. But there is no way to track them using an adapted lens. Frankly, I am not even sure whether a native lens could do as it was really dark. So, I prefocus on some vegetation on the distant top in front of the moon and just prayed. Although the sandhill cranes were in decent focus but the shutter speed was not high enough to freeze the movement fully.... Oh, well.
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Silhouette of sandhill cranes
Dec 07, 2017 at 12:32 AM