Sony FE Images Thread
p.368 #1Sony FE Images Thread
sangdabom73...Love the last BW. Great image!
The second shot is spectacular, Samuli...
A few from today while working...A7 and CV 50 1.5 VM
Gregg
Edited on Jun 26, 2014 at 11:49 PM · View previous versions
The second shot is spectacular, Samuli...
A few from today while working...A7 and CV 50 1.5 VM
Gregg
Edited on Jun 26, 2014 at 11:49 PM · View previous versions
Jun 26, 2014 at 11:46 PM
p.368 #2Sony FE Images Thread
And a couple truck shots with the same setup....while working!
Gregg
Gregg
Jun 26, 2014 at 11:48 PM
p.368 #3Sony FE Images Thread
freaklikeme wrote:
Putting babies in the window doesn't reduce the yellow you know
too microcontrasty and contrasty more than too sharp.
actually, it does reduce the yellow but not as much as using the lights designed for that purpose btw. that was the only place for the scale though and i liked the background.
oh, a lot of wedding photographers seem to like to use heavy vignetting or reversed vignetting, that's more of a style choice.He came! What's the unit of measure on that scale? I assume it's not pounds or... Well, if it is, I bet your wife is feeling more relieved than the average woman giving birth.thanks! it's metric of course, grams. 
I'm very happy for you and your family. I'm a little surprised he wasn't three feet long with a full head of red hair, but I guess that'll take a couple of months.
honestly, he looks a lot more like winston churchill to me now than he looks like me.
thanks to everyone for the congratulations!
just been inside for the past week so all i have is family pics.
g28:
40 cron:
sebboh wrote
freaklikeme wrote
sebboh wrote
Frogfish wrote
Thanks for the tips ! I guess what you mean by don't use Zeiss is that they are too sharp ?Putting babies in the window doesn't reduce the yellow you know
actually, it does reduce the yellow but not as much as using the lights designed for that purpose btw. that was the only place for the scale though and i liked the background.
oh, a lot of wedding photographers seem to like to use heavy vignetting or reversed vignetting, that's more of a style choice.
honestly, he looks a lot more like winston churchill to me now than he looks like me.
thanks to everyone for the congratulations!
just been inside for the past week so all i have is family pics.
g28:
40 cron:
Jun 27, 2014 at 12:39 AM
p.368 #4Sony FE Images Thread
sebboh wrote:
thanks to everyone for the congratulations!
just been inside for the past week so all i have is family pics.
g28:
http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2913/14516287094_f7a9c9f3d8_o.jpg
Simply awesome first shot !
thanks to everyone for the congratulations!
just been inside for the past week so all i have is family pics.
g28:
http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2913/14516287094_f7a9c9f3d8_o.jpg
Simply awesome first shot !
Jun 27, 2014 at 03:51 AM
p.368 #5Sony FE Images Thread
Any preference ? B&W or Colour ? MP 100/2
She was laughing at me taking a photograph of her photographing her 3 sisters. Technically not great with one of her sisters hiding from me behind her but still a feel good shot
First time I've got to play with the trial version of PPS 8 too (colour). B&W was done in Silver Efex.
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She was laughing at me taking a photograph of her photographing her 3 sisters. Technically not great with one of her sisters hiding from me behind her but still a feel good shot
First time I've got to play with the trial version of PPS 8 too (colour). B&W was done in Silver Efex.
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Jun 27, 2014 at 04:22 AM
p.368 #6Sony FE Images Thread
WhyFi wrote:
Ha - actually, you're wrong! Jaundice, which has a tell-tail yellowing of the skin, is not uncommon in newborns and the recommended treatment is sunlight and/or a (fiber optic) light blanket. I have a few pics of my son sunbathing in his first week of life.
I knew that
https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1255248/364#12430869
Frogfish wrote
Putting new-born babies in the window doesn't reduce the yellow you knowI knew that
https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1255248/364#12430869
Jun 27, 2014 at 04:28 AM
p.368 #7Sony FE Images Thread
Frogfish wrote:
Any preference ? B&W or Colour ? MP 100/2
Personally I prefer the one in color but that's just me.
What this guy from Armenia did was very dangerous! I had to act quickly, so the sea is sharp instead of the quy
Any preference ? B&W or Colour ? MP 100/2
Personally I prefer the one in color but that's just me.
What this guy from Armenia did was very dangerous! I had to act quickly, so the sea is sharp instead of the quy
Jun 27, 2014 at 05:00 AM
p.368 #9Sony FE Images Thread
Not a cliff but from above a cliff:
"Pine And Adriatic Sea, Portonovo, Marche"
DSC08158.jpg by W.Utsch, on Flickr
DSC08158.jpg by W.Utsch, on Flickr
Jun 27, 2014 at 06:03 AM
p.368 #10Sony FE Images Thread
More cliffs or Les Falaises as they say in France.
White cliffs always make me think of one the Richard Lester movies with the Beatles in which, at different places around the globe a man comes in swimming asking: The white cliffs of Dover, Sir? And one of the guys points to the opposite direction. And off is he. He comes even up with his head through a little hole in the ice in a skating ring in the middle of Austria.
White cliffs always make me think of one the Richard Lester movies with the Beatles in which, at different places around the globe a man comes in swimming asking: The white cliffs of Dover, Sir? And one of the guys points to the opposite direction. And off is he. He comes even up with his head through a little hole in the ice in a skating ring in the middle of Austria.
Jun 27, 2014 at 08:09 AM
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p.368 #11Sony FE Images Thread
Thanks Gregg,
Couple more here. First one with OM35mmF/2, second with 17TSE
Olympus 35mm F/2
17TSE
Couple more here. First one with OM35mmF/2, second with 17TSE
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Jun 27, 2014 at 08:27 AM
p.368 #12Sony FE Images Thread
Very nice Michiel...just out of curiosity....on the C/Y 18, how far do you have to stop down for the corners to get sharp? Or, are they good wide open?
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Jun 27, 2014 at 08:28 AM
p.368 #13Sony FE Images Thread
Sangdaom...another awesome set! That OM 35 looks really nice!
Jun 27, 2014 at 08:31 AM
p.368 #14Sony FE Images Thread
Greggf wrote:
Very nice Michiel...just out of curiosity....on the C/Y 18, how far do you have to stop down for the corners to get sharp? Or, are they good wide open?
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5.6 or 8 and it's good. Actually a very good lens for the A7r.
BTW you get around every day Very nice if you love photography.
Very nice Michiel...just out of curiosity....on the C/Y 18, how far do you have to stop down for the corners to get sharp? Or, are they good wide open?
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5.6 or 8 and it's good. Actually a very good lens for the A7r.
BTW you get around every day
Very nice if you love photography.Jun 27, 2014 at 09:02 AM
p.368 #15Sony FE Images Thread
BTW you get around every day Very nice if you love photography.
I'm a UPS delivery driver. Just shy of 20 years....so, yes, I do get around! I've been delivering the same beachside/golf course area called Seascape(Aptos) for the last 15 years!!!
Gregg
I'm a UPS delivery driver. Just shy of 20 years....so, yes, I do get around! I've been delivering the same beachside/golf course area called Seascape(Aptos) for the last 15 years!!!
Gregg
Jun 27, 2014 at 09:08 AM
p.368 #16Sony FE Images Thread
UPS rocks Greg! overnight from B and H always delivers! 
Jun 27, 2014 at 09:39 AM
p.368 #18Sony FE Images Thread
Frogfish wrote:
Any preference ? B&W or Colour ? MP 100/2
She was laughing at me taking a photograph of her photographing her 3 sisters. Technically not great with one of her sisters hiding from me behind her but still a feel good shot
First time I've got to play with the trial version of PPS 8 too (colour). B&W was done in Silver Efex.
http://frogfish.smugmug.com/Street/i-3Q6xWFd/0/X2/Zeiss%20Makro%20Planar%20Testing%20-%20Laughing%20Girl%20B%26W-X2.jpg
http://frogfish.smugmug.com/Street/i-sDbLPLF/0/X2/Zeiss%20Makro%20Planar%20Testing%20-%20Laughing%20Girl%20%231-X2.jpg
BW for that shot, nice conversion.
Any preference ? B&W or Colour ? MP 100/2
She was laughing at me taking a photograph of her photographing her 3 sisters. Technically not great with one of her sisters hiding from me behind her but still a feel good shot
First time I've got to play with the trial version of PPS 8 too (colour). B&W was done in Silver Efex.
http://frogfish.smugmug.com/Street/i-3Q6xWFd/0/X2/Zeiss%20Makro%20Planar%20Testing%20-%20Laughing%20Girl%20B%26W-X2.jpg
http://frogfish.smugmug.com/Street/i-sDbLPLF/0/X2/Zeiss%20Makro%20Planar%20Testing%20-%20Laughing%20Girl%20%231-X2.jpg
BW for that shot, nice conversion.
Jun 27, 2014 at 11:25 AM
p.368 #19Sony FE Images Thread
Great thread here.
Here a few from myself, all with A7R, all wide open.
FE 35 f/2,8
FE 55 f/1,8
FE 55 f/1,8
C/Y Distagon 25 f/2,8
C/Y Planar 100 f/2
Here a few from myself, all with A7R, all wide open.
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Jun 27, 2014 at 11:25 AM
p.368 #20Sony FE Images Thread
WhyFi wrote:
Ha - actually, you're wrong! Jaundice, which has a tell-tail yellowing of the skin, is not uncommon in newborns and the recommended treatment is sunlight and/or a (fiber optic) light blanket. I have a few pics of my son sunbathing in his first week of life.
Majority of healthy newborns do not need to be exposed to sunlight and or/UV because of their jaundice,provieded it doesn't exceed a certain limit.
Frogfish wrote
Putting new-born babies in the window doesn't reduce the yellow you knowMajority of healthy newborns do not need to be exposed to sunlight and or/UV because of their jaundice,provieded it doesn't exceed a certain limit.
Jun 27, 2014 at 12:27 PM