Sony FE Images Thread
p.2835 #1Sony FE Images Thread
Testing the Voitglander 65mm f2 APO
Alliana Zoo May 18-17 by Tri Tran, on Flickr
Alliana Zoo May 18-36 by Tri Tran, on Flickr
Alliana Zoo May 18-40 by Tri Tran, on Flickr
Alliana Zoo May 18-46 by Tri Tran, on Flickr
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Alliana Zoo May 18-17 by Tri Tran, on FlickrAlliana Zoo May 18-36 by Tri Tran, on FlickrAlliana Zoo May 18-40 by Tri Tran, on FlickrAlliana Zoo May 18-46 by Tri Tran, on FlickrEdited on May 27, 2018 at 01:23 AM · View previous versions
May 19, 2018 at 02:51 PM
p.2835 #2Sony FE Images Thread
El Chalten mountain peak. Patagonia, Argentina
A7R2, FE 100-400
A7R2, FE 100-400
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May 19, 2018 at 03:00 PM
p.2835 #3Sony FE Images Thread
Gunzorro wrote:
Werner -- Ghostly image -- very fine work!
Chuck -- Great sunrise results with that CV 40/1.2. I am still grateful for you selling me the Loxia 35, but now you have me thinking about this CV lens too, along with a lot of other's images posted here on FM.
Thank you! You do so well with that Loxia 35 I'm not sure you should ever give that one up. The Voigtlander Noxton 40mm is a nice lens for sure. Lot's of character at the wide open apertures and nice and sharp with plenty of resolution closed down at landscape apertures. My landscape kit is now 16-35 GM, (CV 15 if I want to go smaller) Loxia 25, Voigtlander 40, Loxia 85 and either the Batis 135 or the 100-400 GM depending on how long (and heavy) I want to go. Your Nikon 45 f/2.8 PC-E looks very nice as well!
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Werner -- Ghostly image -- very fine work!
Chuck -- Great sunrise results with that CV 40/1.2. I am still grateful for you selling me the Loxia 35, but now you have me thinking about this CV lens too, along with a lot of other's images posted here on FM.
Thank you! You do so well with that Loxia 35 I'm not sure you should ever give that one up. The Voigtlander Noxton 40mm is a nice lens for sure. Lot's of character at the wide open apertures and nice and sharp with plenty of resolution closed down at landscape apertures. My landscape kit is now 16-35 GM, (CV 15 if I want to go smaller) Loxia 25, Voigtlander 40, Loxia 85 and either the Batis 135 or the 100-400 GM depending on how long (and heavy) I want to go. Your Nikon 45 f/2.8 PC-E looks very nice as well!
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May 19, 2018 at 03:08 PM
p.2835 #4Sony FE Images Thread
Footbridge by Falcdragon, on Flickr
La Meuse by Falcdragon, on Flickr
Liege Guillemins by Falcdragon, on Flickr
May 19, 2018 at 03:55 PM
p.2835 #5Sony FE Images Thread
Chuck Coyne wrote:
Gunzorro wrote:
Werner -- Ghostly image -- very fine work!
Chuck -- Great sunrise results with that CV 40/1.2. I am still grateful for you selling me the Loxia 35, but now you have me thinking about this CV lens too, along with a lot of other's images posted here on FM.
Thank you! You do so well with that Loxia 35 I'm not sure you should ever give that one up. The Voigtlander Noxton 40mm is a nice lens for sure. Lot's of character at the wide open apertures and nice and sharp with plenty of resolution closed down at landscape apetures....Show more →
Thanks Chuck! I doubt I'll ever sell the Loxia 35 (or the L21). The Loxia 35 suits me the best of all my lenses.
Thanks for mentioning the results on the Nikon 45 PC-E. I was doing A-B comparison with the Canon 45 TS-E with Sigma MC-11 today, using two camera bodies, then switching lenses and bodies and carrying on with more A-B examples. Wow, what a brain-twister going over all the comparisons in LR! The Nikon looks very good and has some advantages over the Canon in sharpness, CA fringing and color; but the Canon has better veiling flare management and a curvature of field lending toward much deeper near to far sharpness, and great color. There is no perfect anything!
Your CV 40/1.2 looks really cool and useful! Looking forward to more images with it.
Gunzorro wrote:
Werner -- Ghostly image -- very fine work!
Chuck -- Great sunrise results with that CV 40/1.2. I am still grateful for you selling me the Loxia 35, but now you have me thinking about this CV lens too, along with a lot of other's images posted here on FM.
Thank you! You do so well with that Loxia 35 I'm not sure you should ever give that one up. The Voigtlander Noxton 40mm is a nice lens for sure. Lot's of character at the wide open apertures and nice and sharp with plenty of resolution closed down at landscape apetures....Show more →
Thanks Chuck! I doubt I'll ever sell the Loxia 35 (or the L21). The Loxia 35 suits me the best of all my lenses.
Thanks for mentioning the results on the Nikon 45 PC-E. I was doing A-B comparison with the Canon 45 TS-E with Sigma MC-11 today, using two camera bodies, then switching lenses and bodies and carrying on with more A-B examples. Wow, what a brain-twister going over all the comparisons in LR! The Nikon looks very good and has some advantages over the Canon in sharpness, CA fringing and color; but the Canon has better veiling flare management and a curvature of field lending toward much deeper near to far sharpness, and great color. There is no perfect anything!
Your CV 40/1.2 looks really cool and useful! Looking forward to more images with it.
May 19, 2018 at 04:04 PM
p.2835 #6Sony FE Images Thread
jstrawman wrote:
Amazing capture and processing.
Thank you very much, Jerry!
davewolfs wrote:
Lovely.
Again, the entire lowland was covered by a thick fog that morning. The 2 B&W images of the guy and his horse I posted previously was taken down there in the lowland later on the same morning. In those 2 images, somewhere on the top of the ridge is the location for this one.
Thank you kindly, Dave!
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Remember the motmot in the clearing of the jungle from a few pages back? Here is the.same guy but a gentle breeze made the small branch was perching sway back and forth. I noticed that the motmot managed to keep its head still while letting the body sway with the branch. It applied some counter movement on the head only. Somehow, it reminded me of the action of an “optical steady shot” in Sony’s term.
I still had my 1.4X TC and I changed the parameter to get a lower shutter speed enough so that it would register the movement of the branch and body while showing the head perfectly still. Well, I got a cooperative motmot here anyway to experiment with. So, here is the image out of a few that best shows the effect.
Motmot applying OSS on its head while the branch and the rest of the body swayed in the breeze
AGeoJO wrote
This image was captured well before the sun was out and it was fairly dark. Yes, it was a 10-sec exposure alright and I asked those two guys to hold still during the exposure. And, I got luckyThank you very much, Jerry!
davewolfs wrote:
Lovely.
AGeoJO wrote
This image was captured well before the sun was out and it was fairly dark. Yes, it was a 10-sec exposure alright and I asked those two guys to hold still during the exposure. And, I got lucky, halfway during the exposure, a lightning struck from the cloud formation overhead towards the tallest peak in the background. I couldn't ask for a better timing since that was the only time a lightning struck for the rest of the photoshoot and the darker clouds dissipated after the sun came out.Again, the entire lowland was covered by a thick fog that morning. The 2 B&W images of the guy and his horse I posted previously was taken down there in the lowland later on the same morning. In those 2 images, somewhere on the top of the ridge is the location for this one.
Thank you kindly, Dave!
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Remember the motmot in the clearing of the jungle from a few pages back? Here is the.same guy but a gentle breeze made the small branch was perching sway back and forth. I noticed that the motmot managed to keep its head still while letting the body sway with the branch. It applied some counter movement on the head only. Somehow, it reminded me of the action of an “optical steady shot” in Sony’s term.
I still had my 1.4X TC and I changed the parameter to get a lower shutter speed enough so that it would register the movement of the branch and body while showing the head perfectly still. Well, I got a cooperative motmot here anyway to experiment with. So, here is the image out of a few that best shows the effect.
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Motmot applying OSS on its head while the branch and the rest of the body swayed in the breeze
May 19, 2018 at 04:27 PM
p.2835 #8Sony FE Images Thread
AGeoJO wrote:
Remember the motmot in the clearing of the jungle from a few pages back? Here is the.same guy but a gentle breeze made the small branch was perching sway back and forth. I noticed that the motmot managed to keep its head still while letting the body sway with the branch. It applied some counter movement on the head only. Somehow, it reminded me of the action of an “optical steady shot” in Sony’s term.
I still had my 1.4X TC and I changed the parameter to get a lower shutter speed enough so that it would register the movement...Show more →
What another great capture
Remember the motmot in the clearing of the jungle from a few pages back? Here is the.same guy but a gentle breeze made the small branch was perching sway back and forth. I noticed that the motmot managed to keep its head still while letting the body sway with the branch. It applied some counter movement on the head only. Somehow, it reminded me of the action of an “optical steady shot” in Sony’s term.
I still had my 1.4X TC and I changed the parameter to get a lower shutter speed enough so that it would register the movement...Show more →
What another great capture
May 19, 2018 at 06:06 PM
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p.2835 #11Sony FE Images Thread
Meyer-Optik Trioplan doing its thing at Fernwood Botanical Garden, Niles, Michigan. Wood Poppy; A7RIII, 100/2.8.
wood poppy bokeh 0865 by Danny Burk, on Flickr
wood poppy bokeh 0865 by Danny Burk, on FlickrMay 19, 2018 at 10:46 PM
p.2835 #12Sony FE Images Thread
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May 19, 2018 at 11:05 PM
p.2835 #13Sony FE Images Thread
Dallin[/url] by Ken, on Flickr
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May 19, 2018 at 11:26 PM
p.2835 #16Sony FE Images Thread
Large Tree Nymph at ZSL whipsnade Zoo butterfly house
A6000 + Voigtlander 60 Apo Lanthar
A6000 + Voigtlander 60 Apo Lanthar
May 20, 2018 at 08:00 AM
p.2835 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Here are a few direct comparison shots at mid-aperture between the Canon 45 TS-E/Sigma MC-11 and the Nikon 45 PC-E/Commlite Pro V06. PP settings are the same for each pair, except perhaps slight exposure adjustment in LR.
Canon 45 TS-E
Nikon 45 PC-E
Canon 45 TS-E
Nikon 45 PC-E
Canon 45 TS-E
Nikon 45 PC-E
Canon 45 TS-E
Nikon 45 PC-E
Canon 45 TS-E
Nikon 45 PC-E
Canon 45 TS-E
Nikon 45 PC-E
May 20, 2018 at 08:18 AM
p.2835 #18Sony FE Images Thread
Old Pier, Puerto Natales, Chile Patagonia.
A7R2 Loxia 21.
A7R2 Loxia 21.
May 20, 2018 at 09:03 AM
p.2835 #20Sony FE Images Thread
Rolli days with A7 + FE 55 f1.8 & FE 28 f2.0
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