This is a re-edit of a similar shot I've posted previously. The old edit was styled a bit differently, and cropped to a different AR. I think I prefer this one
Two interpretations of the harbor in Elburg, the Netherlands. Cannot choose which i like more.
Shots were taken while forcing myself to use my 24-70 f4, i have been thinking about a switch to the 24-105 f4 but money is a thing. After that day of shooting i decided to keep my 24-70 and just enjoy the fact that i think i have a good copy.
Sony a7R + 24-70 F4 edit in Capture One Pro 11.1 using film presets and tweaking them.
cheers, Peter
Nice shots, Peter! I always preferred to shoot my 24-70/4G OSS on my a7R -- it seemed a better match than the a7R2. Plus, I could shoot it on a7R with it's OSS, and put a non-OSS lens (such as Loxia 21) on the a7R2 to use its IBIS. I love the size and functionality of the 24-70/4G, making it a convenient walking-around camera/lens. Sorry I couldn't justify keeping it after getting the 24-105G.
No reason to change what is working for you so well!
Vielen Dank, Iieber Werner ! I am a fan of your images.
CritterRacing wrote:
Fantastic AGeoJO wroteAnother image from Bromo; this is a pano of 6-stiched vertical images captured in the second morning but from a higher elevation than the morning before. Too bad the photogenic fog that covered the entire lowland the morning before wasn't there this time around.Thank you very much, Aldo! Your avian images are !
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