Looking at Autumn color in the foreground as the main subject and what I believe may be an invasive Red Honeysuckle with Red Berries behind.
Full Frame, tripod mounted A7rIII and Voigtlander 50mm f2 Apo-Lanthar Asph, FE Mount.; silent shutter.
ISO 100, f5.6, 1/13 second.
Exposure Corrected -0.26 Stops.
October 24, 2021
At Lock Ridge Park, Alburtis, PA.
From a few months back - the lens used is incredibly sharp and for its usage here it works really well. The only nitpick I have is the sunstar it generates.They look semi-fake… well, with that said, the light sources here are fairly large and shaped not like typical light sources.
Have read at our forum today that 24Mp sensor is "outdated". I personally strongly disagree.
And my argument is image below)))
1st generation A7, "not sharp enough" Zony 35 2.8 - but this is still one of the combos I really in love with. Maximum opportunities per size and weight.
And I love this eyes))))
We all should have such a childish view of the world - and excellent photos will come despite our outdated sensors and not-sharp-enough lenses!
Cheers and smiles for all of us!
P.S. This is jpg out of the camera withour any post-procession.
My previous post in this thread - take a look - also jpg strait out of A9 (24Mp).
IMO, 24Mp to be seen in future A9iii, just a guess.
Karlsruhe, Germany, Alte Schlachthof, A7RII + MC-11 + Canon 15mm Fisheye
I like a lot this area of old buildings looking like old industrial constructions but refurbished to hold new companies.
I put the camera near the floor. Make many trials as the screen in the camera do not turn. I also do not own a mini tripod any longer. It would have help a lot. Finished with small back ache.
Here are a few pics from my family Christmas trip to Paris & London. The trip was planned months ago, before the delta variant had emerged, so it has been a little touch & go as the months passed. But in the end I'm glad we stuck it out (and returned covid free), it was such a great trip.
