Sony FE Images Thread
p.418 #1Sony FE Images Thread
few more from Sequoia NP. 1st one with FE55, 2nd and 3rd with FD20 on a7r
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Jul 29, 2014 at 06:06 PM
p.418 #2Sony FE Images Thread
Great shots Sang, Dpedraza, Phillip!
Mirror Mirror by Sean H Choe, on Flickr
Mirror Mirror by Sean H Choe, on Flickr
Jul 29, 2014 at 07:03 PM
p.418 #3Sony FE Images Thread
First is with the FD 20/2.8, next three are Zeiss 100/2 (color at f/2), b&W shot had tubes, flash and something like f/8
Double Rainbow across the sky by J L Smith, on Flickr
Another bug by J L Smith, on Flickr
Bug by J L Smith, on Flickr
Tiny in b-w by J L Smith, on Flickr
Double Rainbow across the sky by J L Smith, on FlickrAnother bug by J L Smith, on FlickrBug by J L Smith, on FlickrTiny in b-w by J L Smith, on FlickrJul 29, 2014 at 07:52 PM
p.418 #4Sony FE Images Thread
Pretty awesome images on this page! Every one of them are superb
All keepers with everyones personality photographic style
Phil
All keepers with everyones personality photographic style
Phil
Jul 29, 2014 at 08:22 PM
p.418 #6Sony FE Images Thread
Today, I took the Contax 35-70 out for a spin.
Gregg
SOOC and I only changed white balance and a small +exp
Gregg
SOOC and I only changed white balance and a small +exp
Jul 29, 2014 at 11:09 PM
p.418 #7Sony FE Images Thread
With all the great images on this thread, I thought I could pretend to be a tourist in my own town and maybe come home with something worth sharing...
BC Legislature Buildings (Capitol Building) - Victoria BC. Designed by an eccentric architect, Rattenbury who loved the birdcage style popular in the late 1800's.
A7r + Canon 24 TS-E II (Last 2 images with with Haida ND filter.) Some shift.
Edit:
Oops.
**First image with the Sigma 35mm/1.4 Art** - A stellar piece of glass
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BC Legislature Buildings (Capitol Building) - Victoria BC. Designed by an eccentric architect, Rattenbury who loved the birdcage style popular in the late 1800's.
A7r + Canon 24 TS-E II (Last 2 images with with Haida ND filter.) Some shift.
Edit:
Oops.
**First image with the Sigma 35mm/1.4 Art** - A stellar piece of glass
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Jul 30, 2014 at 12:05 AM
p.418 #9Sony FE Images Thread
These are pelagic goose barnacles (Lepas anatifera). As the common name indicates, they typically live at sea and attach themselves to any wood they encounter. It's a good gig until the wind and tide turn against them and carry them ashore...then it's arthropod apocalypse. The first image is of the stranded colony on their 14 inch piece of driftwood, followed by two closer views.
A7 & CV 125 f/2.5 APO
A7 & CV 125 f/2.5 APO
Jul 30, 2014 at 01:27 AM
p.418 #10Sony FE Images Thread
Thank you for the encouragement Greggf.
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No visit to Victoria's inner Harbour is complete without a few obligatory Empress Hotel shots.
At sundown, the old lady lights up.
(All three with Haida 5 Stop ND...)
Canon 24 TS-E 3 image Shift stitch
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No visit to Victoria's inner Harbour is complete without a few obligatory Empress Hotel shots.
At sundown, the old lady lights up.
(All three with Haida 5 Stop ND...)
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Canon 24 TS-E 3 image Shift stitch
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Jul 30, 2014 at 06:44 AM
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p.418 #11Sony FE Images Thread
Here are some images taken late yesterday afternoon and at or near the top of the Trexler Nature Preserve, Schnecksville, PA with my Leica R 280mm f4 Apo Telyt lens and my Sony A7r camera. The first image was with the lens monopod mounted while the remaining images were taken with the lens tripod mounted. All images processed in LR5.5.
Rich
Rich
Jul 30, 2014 at 07:32 AM
p.418 #13Sony FE Images Thread
sangdabom73 wrote:
few more from Sequoia NP. 1st one with FE55, 2nd and 3rd with FD20 on a7r
These are really lovely images; great light & textures!
-evan
few more from Sequoia NP. 1st one with FE55, 2nd and 3rd with FD20 on a7r
These are really lovely images; great light & textures!
-evan
Jul 30, 2014 at 07:44 AM
p.418 #14Sony FE Images Thread
Thanks, Evan 
eheffa wrote:
These are really lovely images; great light & textures!
-evan
eheffa wrote:
sangdabom73 wrote
few more from Sequoia NP. 1st one with FE55, 2nd and 3rd with FD20 on a7r-evan
Jul 30, 2014 at 09:00 AM
p.418 #15Sony FE Images Thread
A few portrait images using a Sony ZA 135mm f/1.8 at close to wide open. I thought I set the aperture at f/1.8 but I must have nudged the scroll wheel without me realizing it. That happens quite a bit actually 
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Jul 30, 2014 at 09:15 AM
p.418 #16Sony FE Images Thread
Forrest flowers with Sony A7r and the Zeiss ZE 50 Makro-Planar.
Jul 30, 2014 at 09:31 AM
p.418 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Beautiful portraits AGeoJO....
Couple more with the Contax 35-70...
Gregg
Couple more with the Contax 35-70...
Gregg
Jul 30, 2014 at 09:53 AM
p.418 #18Sony FE Images Thread
A7r and various lenses
Raven thinking about raven's things
(FDn 200 macro With 2xB xtender = 400mm handsheld)
DSC02713_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Bernardin de Saint-pierre, great naturalist, thinking about man's things
(FDn 200 macro With 2xB xtender = 400mm handsheld)
DSC02707_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Brain in huge thinking about Candy Crush and the meaning of life
(FDn 50 f1.4 SSC)
DSC02830_1280Pixel-2 par smdl75, sur Flickr
My wife thinking about me
(Fe35 2.8 ZA)
_DSC2977_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Man waiting for the lift (surely thinking about something)
(FDn 200 macro)
_DSC3491_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Musician drinking and thinking about little good things
(Fe35 2.8 ZA)
_DSC3001_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
City thinking about war and peace (special for cputeq and B&W fireworks
)
(FDn 200 macro)
_DSC3465_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Our old friend the raven thinking "may be it's time to fly away ?"
(FDn 200 macro With 2xB xtender = 400mm handsheld)
DSC02712_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Edited on Jul 30, 2014 at 09:35 PM · View previous versions
Raven thinking about raven's things
(FDn 200 macro With 2xB xtender = 400mm handsheld)
DSC02713_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Bernardin de Saint-pierre, great naturalist, thinking about man's things
(FDn 200 macro With 2xB xtender = 400mm handsheld)
DSC02707_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Brain in huge thinking about Candy Crush and the meaning of life
(FDn 50 f1.4 SSC)
DSC02830_1280Pixel-2 par smdl75, sur Flickr
My wife thinking about me
(Fe35 2.8 ZA)
_DSC2977_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Man waiting for the lift (surely thinking about something)
(FDn 200 macro)
_DSC3491_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Musician drinking and thinking about little good things
(Fe35 2.8 ZA)
_DSC3001_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
City thinking about war and peace (special for cputeq and B&W fireworks
)(FDn 200 macro)
_DSC3465_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
Our old friend the raven thinking "may be it's time to fly away ?"
(FDn 200 macro With 2xB xtender = 400mm handsheld)
DSC02712_1280Pixel par smdl75, sur Flickr
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Jul 30, 2014 at 10:42 AM
p.418 #19Sony FE Images Thread
Sony A7s + Leica Summicron M 90mm F/2 APO ASPH
Sony A7s + Leica Summicron M 90mm F/2 APO ASPH by pasuay @ incendo, on Flickr
Sony A7s + Leica Summicron M 90mm F/2 APO ASPH by pasuay @ incendo, on FlickrJul 30, 2014 at 11:50 AM
p.418 #20Sony FE Images Thread
Taylor Sherman wrote:
https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2913/14793160963_c1fbc3e00f_o.jpga7_ZA24_Jack_Approved by thisgunforhire70, on FlickrNice! It is a very good lens. I slightly regret selling mine, but it was either by an LA-EA4 or sell the lens, and with small 21 and 28mm lenses I wouldn't be grabbing the large 24mm very often.
Yeah, I'm not positive it'll stay in my possession for very long, but it is a standout in the A-mount line, price-to-performance.
freaklikeme wrote
I made a trade with a fellow board member and got the ZA 24/2. I don't usually go for AF lenses, but I was willing to make an exception for this one after playing with one for a bit at my local camera shop. There's a dedicated MF switch on the lens and the focus is linked mechanically. While it doesn't have a hard stop, there's a definite change when the clutch disengages, so it's a decent indicator. And I'm sure eventually my fingers won't search for an aperture ring and I'll just remember that I have to change it on the camera. The MFD allows you to get down to 1:3, and the close-focus bokeh is probably the best I've seen from a wide-angle lens. It's bulky but it's fairly light. My chief complaint is the very short focus throw. It makes manually focusing it a bit of a challenge but, hey, who doesn't like a challenge?https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2913/14793160963_c1fbc3e00f_o.jpga7_ZA24_Jack_Approved by thisgunforhire70, on Flickr
Yeah, I'm not positive it'll stay in my possession for very long, but it is a standout in the A-mount line, price-to-performance.
Jul 30, 2014 at 12:32 PM