Here's an unusual shot for me: a 4-shot pano of a house.
LRc was used for processing and combining the images, but no lens profile or lens corrections used on this or any of the other images taken on my test outing today.
I think the long focal length and images stitched together for a nice handheld composite!
a7R4, Batis 85, LRc
ILCE-7RM4ZEISS Batis 1.8/85 lens85mmf/3.21/2500s100 ISO-0.7 EV
I use it with my Sony A7RII it does work, not as well as a native lens but good enough in my experience, just make sure to set it to continuous auto focus, I get the best results that way.
cheeks69 wrote:
I use it with my Sony A7RII it does work, not as well as a native lens but good enough in my experience, just make sure to set it to continuous auto focus, I get the best results that way.
Oh, I know that it works, and I had to play with the focus settings a bit - but was wondering more about this thread... or if it is only for FE glass...
Having way too much fun with my macro kit. Still handheld, but used shutter priority this time and got some help from the AI Denoise feature in Lightroom.
Tibetans are experts at dressing against the harsh winter winds and subzero temps, all with ferocious sunshine. Here is a before and after. Sony FE 55/1.8 @f6.3.
