Sony FE Images Thread
p.2675 #1Sony FE Images Thread
dbehrens wrote:
Wow! This page is off to a good start!
Last week near Lake Minnewanka in Banff NP. A7r + CY Zeiss 100-300 VS.
Dave
Incredible!!!
Wow! This page is off to a good start!
Last week near Lake Minnewanka in Banff NP. A7r + CY Zeiss 100-300 VS.
Dave
Incredible!!!
Feb 07, 2018 at 05:49 AM
p.2675 #2Sony FE Images Thread
AGeoJO wrote:
Gary Clennan wrote
AGeoJO wrote
darrellc wrote
Will you pick my lottery numbers for me?AGeoJO wrote
I went to an antique store and I bumped into this girl and she had a Sony A7r II with a GM lens. So, I must take a picture of her since I had my camera as well
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nor in Vegas . However, I knew I would enormously increase the chance of bumping into a girl like that in an antique store, since a birdie was telling me that there would be some kind of shooting activities at that particular location 
. philber wrote
Joshua, René, Werner, superlative pictures, as ever! And Rioni, Kater, MedicineMan, Mitesh....hat off to you all!On my end, once a s**t, always a s**t... Otus 28, wide open.
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When I selected my CR images from the last trip the first time around, I put a lot emphasis in choosing well focused and sharp images, understandably so. There was a few occasions that I deliberately handheld the camera and panned a flying bird or birds just to bring a variety. I posted a few images but didn't bother with this one.
This cockatoo was flying fairly low, swooping from branch to branch in a playful way. Somehow the shutter speed synced with the flapping wing/wings and most of the blue feathers of the wings are rendered well in focus and sharp, while the rest is blurred from the panning action and flapping of wings at that low shutter speed. The eye is barely visible... Oh, well.
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Still in the theme between blurred and sharp, here is another one from the previous trip to CR...
I have become addicted to film and my A7RIII has just been sitting on the shelf depreciating...
Feb 07, 2018 at 08:34 AM
p.2675 #3Sony FE Images Thread
Gary Clennan wrote:
.I like the way you think but too bad, I do not have that much luck in that respect nor in Vegas . However, I knew I would enormously increase the chance of bumping into a girl like that in an antique store, since a birdie was telling me that there would be some kind of shooting activities at that particular location .
On my end, once a s**t, always a s**t... Otus 28, wide open.My apologies for skipping your post inititially, Philippe and thank you for your compliment. Hey, I love the Otus bokeh and the bokeh balls in the first one. Thank you for sharing, Philippe.
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When I selected my CR images from the last trip the first time around, I put a lot emphasis in choosing well focused and sharp images, understandably so. There was a few occasions that I deliberately handheld the camera and panned a flying bird or birds just to bring a variety. I posted a few images but didn't bother with this one.
This cockatoo was flying fairly low, swooping from branch to branch in a playful way. Somehow the shutter speed synced with the flapping wing/wings and most of the blue feathers of the wings are rendered well in focus and sharp, while the rest is blurred from the panning action and flapping of wings at that low shutter speed. The eye is barely visible... Oh, well.Joshua - I love this artsy fartsy photo. Well done!Gary, thank you very much! You haven’t shared your images with us here lately. Busy, I assume?
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Still in the theme between blurred and sharp, here is another one from the previous trip to CR...I have become addicted to film and my A7RIII has just been sitting on the shelf depreciating...
Gary,
To a certain degree, I am not surprised at that. I bumped into a photographer at a recent photoshoot. And that guy was using a polaroid camera. He put up a collage of a few images and took a picture (using a digital camera though) of the collage and a part of his camera/film box, etc. The result looks really cool, something different than just our typical digital image/images.
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Feeling nostalgic of a classic look? Here is one from the roaring twenties...
AGeoJO wrote
Gary Clennan wrote
AGeoJO wrote
darrellc wrote
Will you pick my lottery numbers for me?AGeoJO wrote
I went to an antique store and I bumped into this girl and she had a Sony A7r II with a GM lens. So, I must take a picture of her since I had my camera as well. nor in Vegas . However, I knew I would enormously increase the chance of bumping into a girl like that in an antique store, since a birdie was telling me that there would be some kind of shooting activities at that particular location . philber wrote
Joshua, René, Werner, superlative pictures, as ever! And Rioni, Kater, MedicineMan, Mitesh....hat off to you all!On my end, once a s**t, always a s**t... Otus 28, wide open.
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When I selected my CR images from the last trip the first time around, I put a lot emphasis in choosing well focused and sharp images, understandably so. There was a few occasions that I deliberately handheld the camera and panned a flying bird or birds just to bring a variety. I posted a few images but didn't bother with this one.
This cockatoo was flying fairly low, swooping from branch to branch in a playful way. Somehow the shutter speed synced with the flapping wing/wings and most of the blue feathers of the wings are rendered well in focus and sharp, while the rest is blurred from the panning action and flapping of wings at that low shutter speed. The eye is barely visible... Oh, well.
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Still in the theme between blurred and sharp, here is another one from the previous trip to CR...
Gary,
To a certain degree, I am not surprised at that. I bumped into a photographer at a recent photoshoot. And that guy was using a polaroid camera. He put up a collage of a few images and took a picture (using a digital camera though) of the collage and a part of his camera/film box, etc. The result looks really cool, something different than just our typical digital image/images.
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Feeling nostalgic of a classic look? Here is one from the roaring twenties...
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Feb 07, 2018 at 09:47 AM
p.2675 #4Sony FE Images Thread
That's so beautiful and moody Werner.
Very nice and elegant Joshua.
While waiting for permission to post the newest photos (I'm currently beta-testing a lens) I'm going through my shots from last year.
Here are some from the 50mm Russian Monocle/Monolens:
Very nice and elegant Joshua.
While waiting for permission to post the newest photos (I'm currently beta-testing a lens) I'm going through my shots from last year.
Here are some from the 50mm Russian Monocle/Monolens:
Feb 07, 2018 at 09:54 AM
p.2675 #5Sony FE Images Thread
Werner and Helena -- great shots of the dreamy world.
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Here are a couple from yesterday out in the drizzle. One is a favorite location of mine -- the building in field, the other seemed a good match for the neutral colored silo.
Also shot these subjects with the Sony 24-105G, comparison on the "How Good Is It?" thread. https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1517297/42#14355240
Canon 35/1.4L
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Here are a couple from yesterday out in the drizzle. One is a favorite location of mine -- the building in field, the other seemed a good match for the neutral colored silo.
Also shot these subjects with the Sony 24-105G, comparison on the "How Good Is It?" thread. https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1517297/42#14355240
Canon 35/1.4L
Feb 07, 2018 at 10:50 AM
p.2675 #7Sony FE Images Thread
Out playing with the Contax 28-85 this morning. Need to cull my kit, trying to figure out what I want to keep. Not a small lens, but didn't really bother me carrying it about. 28-85 is a nice range as well.
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Feb 07, 2018 at 11:39 AM
p.2675 #8Sony FE Images Thread
FE 90 Macro G. Not crazy about the processing on this one.
FE 90mm Macro G-3 by lareginl, on Flickr
Tamron 150-600 G1. I really like the results you can coax from this older lens. (Odd that DXO tagged this image as an SSM lens)
Tamron 150-600-1 by lareginl, on Flickr
FE 90mm Macro G-3 by lareginl, on FlickrTamron 150-600 G1. I really like the results you can coax from this older lens. (Odd that DXO tagged this image as an SSM lens)
Tamron 150-600-1 by lareginl, on FlickrFeb 07, 2018 at 11:59 AM
p.2675 #10Sony FE Images Thread
charles.K wrote:
Amazing images everyone!!!
Werner your last shot is just outstanding
+1
Amazing images everyone!!!
Werner your last shot is just outstanding
+1
Feb 07, 2018 at 01:30 PM
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p.2675 #11Sony FE Images Thread
MikeReif 2018
Feb 07, 2018 at 02:12 PM
p.2675 #12Sony FE Images Thread
Last Day with......... by Viramati, on Flickr
Feb 07, 2018 at 02:14 PM
p.2675 #13Sony FE Images Thread
Sometimes eye focus just doesn't work...
A7Riii 100-400GM w/1.4TC @ 560mm 1/250 sec @ f/8 ISO 3200
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A7Riii 100-400GM w/1.4TC @ 560mm 1/250 sec @ f/8 ISO 3200
Feb 07, 2018 at 02:28 PM
p.2675 #14Sony FE Images Thread
kimknapp wrote:
Sometimes eye focus just doesn't work...
Outstanding Kim!!
Sometimes eye focus just doesn't work...
Outstanding Kim!!
Feb 07, 2018 at 02:32 PM
p.2675 #16Sony FE Images Thread
Very nice Phillip R
got my novoflex adapter yesterday and will try more this weekend if there is good weather
some pictures from last weekend .. also booked a trip in January 2019 to the Faroe Islands that I really look forward to
Sony A7 II + PENTAX K SMC 28MM 1:3.5 by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr
Sony A7 II + PENTAX K SMC 28MM 1:3.5 by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr
got my novoflex adapter yesterday and will try more this weekend if there is good weather
some pictures from last weekend .. also booked a trip in January 2019 to the Faroe Islands that I really look forward to
Sony A7 II + PENTAX K SMC 28MM 1:3.5 by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr
Sony A7 II + PENTAX K SMC 28MM 1:3.5 by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr
Feb 07, 2018 at 03:23 PM
p.2675 #17Sony FE Images Thread
400mm isn't ideal for small birds, but seems mostly usable in a pinch and without a tripod the 150-600 needs.
This guy flew up to the branch just to check me out.
Canon 400 F-5.6 L-1 by lareginl, on Flickr
The woodpecker was about 2x further away (so very heavily cropped), and little motion blur, but it has nice coloring.
Canon 400 F-5.6 L-1 by lareginl, on Flickr
This guy flew up to the branch just to check me out.
Canon 400 F-5.6 L-1 by lareginl, on FlickrThe woodpecker was about 2x further away (so very heavily cropped), and little motion blur, but it has nice coloring.
Canon 400 F-5.6 L-1 by lareginl, on FlickrFeb 07, 2018 at 03:49 PM
p.2675 #18Sony FE Images Thread
HelenaN wrote:
That's so beautiful and moody Werner.
Very nice and elegant Joshua.
While waiting for permission to post the newest photos (I'm currently beta-testing a lens) I'm going through my shots from last year.
Here are some from the 50mm Russian Monocle/Monolens:
Thank you, Helena and your images using that Monocle are superb; I love the bus image and the one of a single person walking.
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White Pocket, anyone 😉? I really enjoy this place. Too bad it was a fairly short stay there although it was a long day including the 4-wheeling drive to and from that location. I really need to be scheduling an overnight trip next time around.
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That's so beautiful and moody Werner.
Very nice and elegant Joshua.
While waiting for permission to post the newest photos (I'm currently beta-testing a lens) I'm going through my shots from last year.
Here are some from the 50mm Russian Monocle/Monolens:
Thank you, Helena and your images using that Monocle are superb; I love the bus image and the one of a single person walking.
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White Pocket, anyone 😉? I really enjoy this place. Too bad it was a fairly short stay there although it was a long day including the 4-wheeling drive to and from that location. I really need to be scheduling an overnight trip next time around.
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Feb 07, 2018 at 04:04 PM
p.2675 #19Sony FE Images Thread
Near the end of the tidal flow of the Wishkah River.
Feb 07, 2018 at 04:46 PM
p.2675 #20Sony FE Images Thread
Some architecture from downtown Macon, Georgia...
a7R II with CV 12mm:
Macon a Cathedral by David Arbogast, on Flickr
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a7R II with CV 12mm:
Macon a Cathedral by David Arbogast, on Flickr
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Feb 07, 2018 at 06:15 PM