roxsan wrote:
incredible serie Phillip, congrats
where did you find these people, they are so close, at least those with the 58mm Rokkor
In a wildlife park, connections got me into the cage
This is one of my first tries with star photography and my Sony A7. I'm really stunned how many stars got visibly on the picture.
Sony A7: 24-70 f4 Zeiss @70mm f4, 20s, manual focus via display magnification
<a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/harce/14082598057" title="Night at Crete by christianharrer, on Flickr"><img src="https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3746/14082598057_9987d07967_h.jpg" width="1600" height="1067" alt="Night at Crete"></a>
welcome to the thread!
You have to use bb code, not html code if you want to link to images from flickr
Phillip -- Worth getting in the cage. Wonderful shots!
The following shots were taken with a very low cost lens/adapter combination that produces quite impressive results. On my A7r I mounted an M42 mount Asahi Super-Takumar 50mm F/1.4 lens with a $20 (ebay) FMTI Adjustable Focusing Macro To Infinity M42 Adapter. This creates a fast, low cost Macro lens. Here are my first shots with this combo which costs well under $100.
ebookman wrote:
Phillip -- Worth getting in the cage. Wonderful shots!
The following shots were taken with a very low cost lens/adapter combination that produces quite impressive results. On my A7r I mounted an M42 mount Asahi Super-Takumar 50mm F/1.4 lens with a $20 (ebay) FMTI Adjustable Focusing Macro To Infinity M42 Adapter. This creates a fast, low cost Macro lens. Here are my first shots with this combo which costs well under $100
