Sony FE Images Thread
p.2871 #1Sony FE Images Thread
Sony ILCE-7RM3
FE 35mm F2.8 ZA
Bellingham Bay, Washington state.
FE 35mm F2.8 ZA
Bellingham Bay, Washington state.
Jun 11, 2018 at 04:05 PM
p.2871 #4Sony FE Images Thread
Roshisan wrote:
Awesome shot of the Peregrin in flight!
Thank you very much!
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From a session at an empty field recently...
Sabrina
Awesome shot of the Peregrin in flight!
Thank you very much!
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From a session at an empty field recently...
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Jun 11, 2018 at 06:10 PM
p.2871 #5Sony FE Images Thread
High praise for B&W coming from you, I’m honored. Many thanks!
Werner_Utsch wrote:
Rainbow in BW looks very good (better than in color )
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Nice Series !
Cheers
Werner
Werner_Utsch wrote:
Rainbow in BW looks very good (better than in color )
!Nice Series !
Cheers
Werner
Jun 11, 2018 at 06:23 PM
p.2871 #8Sony FE Images Thread
Just got back from a week in Iceland and I finally have some new material to post.
It was a magical place even though the weather was overcast the entire time (so no sunsets or any color in the sky).
Day 1, after arrival, a quick stroll down from our hotel to the Sun Voyager. B&W treatment due to the ambient light.
A7R3 + FE 24-105/4
It was a magical place even though the weather was overcast the entire time (so no sunsets or any color in the sky).
Day 1, after arrival, a quick stroll down from our hotel to the Sun Voyager. B&W treatment due to the ambient light.
A7R3 + FE 24-105/4
Jun 11, 2018 at 09:46 PM
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p.2871 #13Sony FE Images Thread
Photo taken last evening at 7:11 PM
Looking at Yellow Flowers
Tripod mounted FE 100-400mm f4.5-5.6 GM at 400mm and A7rIII, silent shutter
ISO 800, f14, 1/50 second; processed in LR6.14
June 11, 2018
At Lock Ridge Park (the site of an old Iron Furnace works), Alburtis, PA
First image is as shot FF and second is a cropped 8" X 10" version. I am not sure which I prefer more.
Rich
Looking at Yellow Flowers
Tripod mounted FE 100-400mm f4.5-5.6 GM at 400mm and A7rIII, silent shutter
ISO 800, f14, 1/50 second; processed in LR6.14
June 11, 2018
At Lock Ridge Park (the site of an old Iron Furnace works), Alburtis, PA
First image is as shot FF and second is a cropped 8" X 10" version. I am not sure which I prefer more.
Rich
Jun 12, 2018 at 05:13 AM
p.2871 #14Sony FE Images Thread
small experience report with the A7R III and the 24-70 GM in extreme humidity. a few days ago on a hike in the Twannbach gorge, switzerland. it was raining like hell. 27 degrees Celsius and close to 100% humidity. the camera and the lens were protected by my poncho. Clear drops of rain were on the equipment. Above all, the equipment was wet by the exreme moisture. stay in the area was about 2 hours. the camera worked perfectly. but when leaving the gorge. and the forest. within seconds the sun was there. you know that. the device was fogged within seconds. So clean the lens of the GM. but on the pictures was still a fog. (last two pictures). I noticed, even the glass elements in the lens were totally foggy. also the seeker of the R III was foggy inside. After approx. 30 minutes of sun exposure, there was a clear view again. The device has otherwise worked without problems.
i hope you can follow my beginner english. gladly also your experiences with such conditions.
cheers René
i hope you can follow my beginner english. gladly also your experiences with such conditions.
cheers René
Jun 12, 2018 at 06:56 AM
p.2871 #15Sony FE Images Thread
xwing15 wrote:
small experience report with the A7R III and the 24-70 GM in extreme humidity. a few days ago on a hike in the Twannbach gorge, switzerland. it was raining like hell. 27 degrees Celsius and close to 100% humidity. the camera and the lens were protected by my poncho. Clear drops of rain were on the equipment. Above all, the equipment was wet by the exreme moisture. stay in the area was about 2 hours. the camera worked perfectly. but when leaving the gorge. and the forest. within seconds the sun was there. you know that. the device was fogged...Show more →
Very nice shots, René, despite the heat and humidity.
Did your gear dry out properly, without any damage?
I'm not a fan of that sort of weather. My rule of thumb is that if I am not comfortable in certain weather or temperature, then my gear is probably uncomfortable too and in danger.
Sony bodies and lenses are much more liable to moisture and impact than my Canon and Nikon bodies. One of the downsides we pay for the upsides of Sony imaging. It is a choice of the right tool for the job at hand.
small experience report with the A7R III and the 24-70 GM in extreme humidity. a few days ago on a hike in the Twannbach gorge, switzerland. it was raining like hell. 27 degrees Celsius and close to 100% humidity. the camera and the lens were protected by my poncho. Clear drops of rain were on the equipment. Above all, the equipment was wet by the exreme moisture. stay in the area was about 2 hours. the camera worked perfectly. but when leaving the gorge. and the forest. within seconds the sun was there. you know that. the device was fogged...Show more →
Very nice shots, René, despite the heat and humidity.
Did your gear dry out properly, without any damage?
I'm not a fan of that sort of weather. My rule of thumb is that if I am not comfortable in certain weather or temperature, then my gear is probably uncomfortable too and in danger.
Sony bodies and lenses are much more liable to moisture and impact than my Canon and Nikon bodies. One of the downsides we pay for the upsides of Sony imaging. It is a choice of the right tool for the job at hand.
Jun 12, 2018 at 07:09 AM
p.2871 #16Sony FE Images Thread
Gunzorro wrote:
i hope you can follow my beginner english. gladly also your experiences with such conditions.
cheers RenéVery nice shots, René, despite the heat and humidity.
Did your gear dry out properly, without any damage?
I'm not a fan of that sort of weather. My rule of thumb is that if I am not comfortable in certain weather or temperature, then my gear is probably uncomfortable too and in danger.
Sony bodies and lenses are much more liable to moisture and impact than my Canon and Nikon bodies. One of the downsides we pay for the upsides of Sony imaging. It is a choice of the right tool for the job at hand.
thanks for the very nice comment Jim. so far everything works perfectly. Water damage is well known after a certain time. will see. luckily have a 5 year warranty. cover all damage. even if the camera would fall into the water. :-) think synonymous, the Sony E system is not quite so robust. but all those years I did not have any problems with the Sony E camera because of the weather. the cameras will not spare. And I use them, no matter what the surroundings look like. I was amazed only over the foggy seeker. and the glass elements in the GM. Do not think that dampness has penetrated. think that was a reaction of the extreme conditions. But I like to learn more from technically advanced photographers.
Best regards René
xwing15 wrote
small experience report with the A7R III and the 24-70 GM in extreme humidity. a few days ago on a hike in the Twannbach gorge, switzerland. it was raining like hell. 27 degrees Celsius and close to 100% humidity. the camera and the lens were protected by my poncho. Clear drops of rain were on the equipment. Above all, the equipment was wet by the exreme moisture. stay in the area was about 2 hours. the camera worked perfectly. but when leaving the gorge. and the forest. within seconds the sun was there. you know that. the device was fogged within seconds. So clean the lens of the GM. but on the pictures was still a fog. (last two pictures). I noticed, even the glass elements in the lens were totally foggy. also the seeker of the R III was foggy inside. After approx. 30 minutes of sun exposure, there was a clear view again. The device has otherwise worked without problems.i hope you can follow my beginner english. gladly also your experiences with such conditions.
cheers René
Did your gear dry out properly, without any damage?
I'm not a fan of that sort of weather. My rule of thumb is that if I am not comfortable in certain weather or temperature, then my gear is probably uncomfortable too and in danger.
Sony bodies and lenses are much more liable to moisture and impact than my Canon and Nikon bodies. One of the downsides we pay for the upsides of Sony imaging. It is a choice of the right tool for the job at hand.
thanks for the very nice comment Jim. so far everything works perfectly. Water damage is well known after a certain time. will see. luckily have a 5 year warranty. cover all damage. even if the camera would fall into the water. :-) think synonymous, the Sony E system is not quite so robust. but all those years I did not have any problems with the Sony E camera because of the weather. the cameras will not spare. And I use them, no matter what the surroundings look like. I was amazed only over the foggy seeker. and the glass elements in the GM. Do not think that dampness has penetrated. think that was a reaction of the extreme conditions. But I like to learn more from technically advanced photographers.
Best regards René
Jun 12, 2018 at 08:22 AM
p.2871 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Trockene Erde by Werner Utsch, on Flickr
A7RII, FE 24-70 GM
Jun 12, 2018 at 09:34 AM
p.2871 #20Sony FE Images Thread
Don't you wish every morning was a grey, rainy morning? VM 40/1.2, f/8.
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Jun 12, 2018 at 11:50 AM