Sony FE Images Thread
p.390 #1Sony FE Images Thread
A couple of long exposures at Albion falls.
Albion Falls by phuviano, on Flickr
Albion Falls side view by phuviano, on Flickr
Albion Falls by phuviano, on FlickrAlbion Falls side view by phuviano, on FlickrJul 10, 2014 at 05:58 PM
p.390 #2Sony FE Images Thread
so many great shots on this thread, i can't keep up.
found my vivitar komine 28/2 "close focus" lens that i had completely forgotten about and tried it out yesterday. all at f/2 and near mfd:
found my vivitar komine 28/2 "close focus" lens that i had completely forgotten about and tried it out yesterday. all at f/2 and near mfd:
Jul 10, 2014 at 06:02 PM
p.390 #3Sony FE Images Thread
TAGfan wrote:
Thanks!
You'll no doubt notice the deficiencies of the OM 24 2.8 wide open in the Milky Way shot. Im looking to pick up something else before my trip to Iceland in November for wide shots.
...Hmmm, you mean the coma artifacts? (Is that spelled correctly?)
-evan
rsolti13 wrote
TAGfan - really like that 2nd shotYou'll no doubt notice the deficiencies of the OM 24 2.8 wide open in the Milky Way shot. Im looking to pick up something else before my trip to Iceland in November for wide shots.
...Hmmm, you mean the coma artifacts? (Is that spelled correctly?)
-evan
Jul 10, 2014 at 06:17 PM
p.390 #4Sony FE Images Thread
Ronny _Olsson wrote:
is a special lens .. great bokeh "little dreamy" like it very much and I use the close focus adapter ...
Have not test it very much on what it really is for .. portraits and possibly street shots ... hope get the chance now when I start my vacation starts on Monday and hope to have more time ..
I think is a lovely lens and it has character,
planar 50 ZM is certainly a safer card...I think it lacks sonnar character
But planar is really good on the A7 .. have a friend who has it and...Show more →
All these Zeiss & Leica lens varieties are pretty confusing.
Is anyone aware of a good resource to educate an ignoramus like me. I have done a few cursory Google searches without getting any wiser...
-evan
Edited on Jul 10, 2014 at 07:30 PM · View previous versions
joakim wrote
Ronny, I didn't notice you have the Zeiss ZM 50 Sonnar. How do you like it on the A7, I mean apart from the close ups that looks great?Have not test it very much on what it really is for .. portraits and possibly street shots ... hope get the chance now when I start my vacation starts on Monday and hope to have more time ..
I think is a lovely lens and it has character,
planar 50 ZM is certainly a safer card...I think it lacks sonnar character
But planar is really good on the A7 .. have a friend who has it and...Show more →
All these Zeiss & Leica lens varieties are pretty confusing.
Is anyone aware of a good resource to educate an ignoramus like me. I have done a few cursory Google searches without getting any wiser...
-evan
Edited on Jul 10, 2014 at 07:30 PM · View previous versions
Jul 10, 2014 at 06:43 PM
p.390 #5Sony FE Images Thread
sebboh wrote:
so many great shots on this thread, i can't keep up.
found my vivitar komine 28/2 "close focus" lens that i had completely forgotten about and tried it out yesterday. all at f/2 and near mfd:
That bokeh rocks! I must have this lens....
Now then, two from the Leica-R 90/2. The flower was probably at f/5.6 with the close focus diopter on, the second was at f/2 I believe (or maybe f/2.8, but it had enough CA that I think it was f/2), me practicing focusing with my daughter riding almost straight towards me, cropped.
so many great shots on this thread, i can't keep up.
found my vivitar komine 28/2 "close focus" lens that i had completely forgotten about and tried it out yesterday. all at f/2 and near mfd:
That bokeh rocks! I must have this lens....
Now then, two from the Leica-R 90/2. The flower was probably at f/5.6 with the close focus diopter on, the second was at f/2 I believe (or maybe f/2.8, but it had enough CA that I think it was f/2), me practicing focusing with my daughter riding almost straight towards me, cropped.
Jul 10, 2014 at 06:59 PM
p.390 #6Sony FE Images Thread
One more time, apologize my bad English !
When I got the A7r, I thought I could take some decent pictures of the Moon. I took several with many systems, including astronomical movie cameras. The dynamic of FF and this marvel was promising a lot. But I'm now in a new home, with only a balcony for shooting, and thermal conditions are extremely bad when you are beyond 400 or 500mm. The no removable first curtain is another issue, in fact the worse of a long list with city light pollution and more.
But the Moon is one of easier sky objects, due to its great luminosity. I tried with many focal, the way is still long, but here are my first results.
First the awesome quality of the frame, with FD 200 f4 macro :
_DSC2097_iPad par smdl75, sur Flickr
A crop of the moon, and on the top, the surprise of Jupiter and it's Galilean satellites :
_DSC2097_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
_DSC2097_1280Pixel-2 par smdl75, sur Flickr
400mm (FD 200 and xtender 2xB) :
_DSC3077_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Fun with clouds and colors (Astro-Professional 102/714mm apo ED refractor at f7) :
_MG_3050_iPad par smdl75, sur Flickr
It is not the desert of Mojave
:
_DSC3125_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
A crop from another picture ten minutes before with same gear :
_DSC3119_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
With Celestron C8 XLT (2030mm F/10), CG5 equatorial mount power off (static)
1/640 and 1000 iso :
_DSC3224_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Edited on Jul 10, 2014 at 07:21 PM · View previous versions
When I got the A7r, I thought I could take some decent pictures of the Moon. I took several with many systems, including astronomical movie cameras. The dynamic of FF and this marvel was promising a lot. But I'm now in a new home, with only a balcony for shooting, and thermal conditions are extremely bad when you are beyond 400 or 500mm. The no removable first curtain is another issue, in fact the worse of a long list with city light pollution and more.
But the Moon is one of easier sky objects, due to its great luminosity. I tried with many focal, the way is still long, but here are my first results.
First the awesome quality of the frame, with FD 200 f4 macro :
_DSC2097_iPad par smdl75, sur Flickr
A crop of the moon, and on the top, the surprise of Jupiter and it's Galilean satellites :
_DSC2097_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
_DSC2097_1280Pixel-2 par smdl75, sur Flickr
400mm (FD 200 and xtender 2xB) :
_DSC3077_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Fun with clouds and colors (Astro-Professional 102/714mm apo ED refractor at f7) :
_MG_3050_iPad par smdl75, sur Flickr
It is not the desert of Mojave
:_DSC3125_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
A crop from another picture ten minutes before with same gear :
_DSC3119_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
With Celestron C8 XLT (2030mm F/10), CG5 equatorial mount power off (static)
1/640 and 1000 iso :
_DSC3224_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Edited on Jul 10, 2014 at 07:21 PM · View previous versions
Jul 10, 2014 at 07:12 PM
p.390 #9Sony FE Images Thread
Yes, moonshots are typically so dreadfully boring, but those are quite nice! 
Jul 10, 2014 at 07:39 PM
p.390 #10Sony FE Images Thread
Got out to take some tonight. In the spirit of high iso shots here you go:
All with A7s 55 F/1.8 wide open. No processing (other than what flickr does to them). Straight ARW to JPEG.
ISO 12800
A7s High ISO Test Shots by Prodigy83, on Flickr
ISO 12800
A7s High ISO Test Shots-2 by Prodigy83, on Flickr
ISO 25600
A7s High ISO Test Shots-3 by Prodigy83, on Flickr
ISO 25600
A7s High ISO Test Shots-4 by Prodigy83, on Flickr
ISO 25600
A7s High ISO Test Shots-5 by Prodigy83, on Flickr
ISO 25600
A7s High ISO Test Shots-6 by Prodigy83, on Flickr
All with A7s 55 F/1.8 wide open. No processing (other than what flickr does to them). Straight ARW to JPEG.
ISO 12800
A7s High ISO Test Shots by Prodigy83, on FlickrISO 12800
A7s High ISO Test Shots-2 by Prodigy83, on FlickrISO 25600
A7s High ISO Test Shots-3 by Prodigy83, on FlickrISO 25600
A7s High ISO Test Shots-4 by Prodigy83, on FlickrISO 25600
A7s High ISO Test Shots-5 by Prodigy83, on FlickrISO 25600
A7s High ISO Test Shots-6 by Prodigy83, on FlickrJul 10, 2014 at 08:45 PM
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p.390 #11Sony FE Images Thread
Possibly the last pano I'll shoot on the Mamiya Auto-Bellows rig with the a7... because I got my a7r today. But I didn't have a chance to set it up before I shot this pano test with the Hassy C Planar 80/2.8.
a7_Planar80_Strawberries by thisgunforhire70, on Flickr
a7_Planar80_Strawberries by thisgunforhire70, on FlickrJul 10, 2014 at 09:27 PM
p.390 #12Sony FE Images Thread
Thanks Darbo !
Other kind of subject, Since three months, I wanted to tell how the Canon FDn 50 1.4 is an awesome old piece of clear glass, even if this lens is well known.
I took a test photo of the ugly Opera concert house of Bastille. The 50 is wide open at 1.4. 125 ISO, and 1/1250. Time is 7pm in May.
_DSC1429_iPad par smdl75, sur Flickr
Here is a crop of the left bottom corner. No CA, no blur. I guess this lens is as sharp than my FE35 2.8. No distortion, and a beautiful bokeh (not the fd200 macro which is fabulous as Rokkor's ones, but really nice, sometimes beautiful WO, not far from the best).
I got it for 130$ and it was like just out of the box. The price is even high. But stellar optics are rare and expensive. Here, it's a gift.
_DSC1429_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Sharpness (crop of a mid distance portrait) :
MF 2014 Pano 1 par smdl75, sur Flickr
Bokeh :
DSC02789_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
DSC02798_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Extreme crop :
DSC02805_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Edited on Jul 11, 2014 at 12:07 AM · View previous versions
Other kind of subject, Since three months, I wanted to tell how the Canon FDn 50 1.4 is an awesome old piece of clear glass, even if this lens is well known.
I took a test photo of the ugly Opera concert house of Bastille. The 50 is wide open at 1.4. 125 ISO, and 1/1250. Time is 7pm in May.
_DSC1429_iPad par smdl75, sur Flickr
Here is a crop of the left bottom corner. No CA, no blur. I guess this lens is as sharp than my FE35 2.8. No distortion, and a beautiful bokeh (not the fd200 macro which is fabulous as Rokkor's ones, but really nice, sometimes beautiful WO, not far from the best).
I got it for 130$ and it was like just out of the box. The price is even high. But stellar optics are rare and expensive. Here, it's a gift.
_DSC1429_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Sharpness (crop of a mid distance portrait) :
MF 2014 Pano 1 par smdl75, sur Flickr
Bokeh :
DSC02789_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
DSC02798_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Extreme crop :
DSC02805_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Edited on Jul 11, 2014 at 12:07 AM · View previous versions
Jul 10, 2014 at 11:30 PM
p.390 #13Sony FE Images Thread
freaklikeme wrote:
Possibly the last pano I'll shoot on the Mamiya Auto-Bellows rig with the a7... because I got my a7r today
Cute! Now that you have A7R you may want to post in a thread about returns of A7r in favor of A7
Seriously, congrats!
Possibly the last pano I'll shoot on the Mamiya Auto-Bellows rig with the a7... because I got my a7r today
Cute! Now that you have A7R you may want to post in a thread about returns of A7r in favor of A7
Seriously, congrats!
Jul 10, 2014 at 11:36 PM
p.390 #14Sony FE Images Thread
JaKo wrote:
Cute! Now that you have A7R you may want to post in a thread about returns of A7r in favor of A7
Seriously, congrats!
Thanks, Jack. The a7 will still my daily shooter, no doubt. I'm not giving up the EFCS.
freaklikeme wrote
Possibly the last pano I'll shoot on the Mamiya Auto-Bellows rig with the a7... because I got my a7r todaySeriously, congrats!
Thanks, Jack. The a7 will still my daily shooter, no doubt. I'm not giving up the EFCS.
Jul 11, 2014 at 12:07 AM
p.390 #15Sony FE Images Thread
TAGfan wrote:
Great shot furinkazan - makes me feel like I'm there.
Here are a couple from the A7 on a recent trip to Tennessee. Took it on several hikes without much trouble.
A bit late, but that second shot, wow!
Great shot furinkazan - makes me feel like I'm there.
Here are a couple from the A7 on a recent trip to Tennessee. Took it on several hikes without much trouble.
A bit late, but that second shot, wow!
Jul 11, 2014 at 12:26 AM
p.390 #16Sony FE Images Thread
g45 at f/2.2:
c/y 35/1.4 wide open:
g28 at f/11:
c/y 35/1.4 wide open:
g28 at f/11:
Jul 11, 2014 at 12:29 AM
p.390 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Pano: 7 shots, hh, ZE 24-70
DSC08387 Panorama.jpg by W.Utsch, on Flickr
Jul 11, 2014 at 12:37 AM
p.390 #18Sony FE Images Thread
freaklikeme wrote:
...The a7 will still my daily shooter, no doubt. I'm not giving up the EFCS.
I have either an A7 or A7R with me every day, like the first year I had an M9. But every time I use the A7R, I curse those who decided to settle on its clacking shutter system. If I have a winner of a shot, though, I forget about the shitty shutter while exploring the depth and tonality of whatever that gorgeous sensor captures.
This is a weird one, this guy with athletic shoes, who otherwise ticks most of the visual "I'm Jesus" boxes, just popped out of the metro one day and stood there, facing south and soaking in the nearly-solstice setting sun.
People are weird, sometimes in a beautiful way.
A7, 55 FE.
...The a7 will still my daily shooter, no doubt. I'm not giving up the EFCS.
I have either an A7 or A7R with me every day, like the first year I had an M9. But every time I use the A7R, I curse those who decided to settle on its clacking shutter system. If I have a winner of a shot, though, I forget about the shitty shutter while exploring the depth and tonality of whatever that gorgeous sensor captures.
This is a weird one, this guy with athletic shoes, who otherwise ticks most of the visual "I'm Jesus" boxes, just popped out of the metro one day and stood there, facing south and soaking in the nearly-solstice setting sun.
People are weird, sometimes in a beautiful way.
A7, 55 FE.
© sirimiri 2014
Jul 11, 2014 at 12:49 AM
p.390 #19Sony FE Images Thread
A7s High ISO + Leica APO 90mm
Sony A7s High ISO Test by pasuay at gmail dot com, on Flickr
Sony A7s High ISO Test by pasuay at gmail dot com, on FlickrJul 11, 2014 at 12:56 AM
