Sony FE Images Thread
p.563 #1Sony FE Images Thread
Olaf G wrote:
I like #1 very much.
Thanks!
Like the kiosk shot Musicman.
After all the talk about it the last few pages I took my Minolta MD 35-70mm f/3.5 Macro for spin today.
Untitled by Against Method, on Flickr
Untitled by Against Method, on Flickr
Untitled by Against Method, on Flickr
Agnostic wrote
Minolta MC 35/1.8 #1 and Minolta MC 24/2.8 #2Thanks!
Like the kiosk shot Musicman.
After all the talk about it the last few pages I took my Minolta MD 35-70mm f/3.5 Macro for spin today.
Untitled by Against Method, on Flickr
Untitled by Against Method, on Flickr
Untitled by Against Method, on Flickr
Nov 10, 2014 at 12:46 PM
p.563 #2Sony FE Images Thread
As always fabulous images on this thread - IMO some of the best in the many web forums
Here's my small contribution - Autumn has arrived. All with A7 and Olympus 50mm f2 Macro
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Nov 10, 2014 at 12:51 PM
p.563 #3Sony FE Images Thread
Sony a7R + C/Y Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* 35-70mm T* f/3.4
This lens blows my mind...
-Tim
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This lens blows my mind...
-Tim
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Nov 10, 2014 at 12:52 PM
p.563 #4Sony FE Images Thread
Went to Dallas for a conference this past weekend and thought I will take some pictures but all I could get the time for was this one in car way back to Airport. Not very good from an art perspective but I see the leica feel in the definition of rather monotone building through car window etc. BTW definition is lost quite a bit when I export it from captureone as JPEG. Dont know a quick way to add the sharpness while exporting in captureone 8. If someone knows the best way to export as JPEG from captureone8 please let me know.
a7 with 50 summilux at f7 I think
_DSC9027 by vazad, on Flickr
a7 with 50 summilux at f7 I think
_DSC9027 by vazad, on FlickrNov 10, 2014 at 12:52 PM
p.563 #5Sony FE Images Thread
Lombards were destroying and looting Italy.Byzantine troops weakened by plague and famine were not able to stop them.Tiber flooded Rome arousing terror among the population....by profesor Vito Fumagalli.One of the few and IMO the best descriptions of the VIth century Italy available at the moment.
The nutcracker,handmade 120 years ago.Still with us.Canon FD SSC 24/2.8+Canon M5 extension ring
One of my favourite wines from Burgundy - Canon FD SSC 24/2.8 with M5 extension ring
And autumn forest - Canon FD SSC 100/2.8
Nov 10, 2014 at 03:18 PM
p.563 #6Sony FE Images Thread
So I got a great deal on a Leica Summicron 50/2 Type 2 DR but only now have I been able to give it some use.
I like this one, from yesterday. The rain stopped and the temperature went up a bit so it was a nice Autumn day for a walk around the neighborhood.
Shot at f/8 and converted with SEP2.
I was never a fan of the 50mm focal length but I might just start being if all the B&W photos come out like this one. I really enjoy the sharpness and clarity.
DSC00499-Edit-2.jpg by Nuno André Ramos, on Flickr
I like this one, from yesterday. The rain stopped and the temperature went up a bit so it was a nice Autumn day for a walk around the neighborhood.
Shot at f/8 and converted with SEP2.
I was never a fan of the 50mm focal length but I might just start being if all the B&W photos come out like this one. I really enjoy the sharpness and clarity.
DSC00499-Edit-2.jpg by Nuno André Ramos, on FlickrNov 10, 2014 at 03:31 PM
p.563 #7Sony FE Images Thread
Olaf, Mike great shots.
Which Zeiss 50 was it Mike?
Which Zeiss 50 was it Mike?
Nov 10, 2014 at 05:02 PM
p.563 #8Sony FE Images Thread
Local woodland, 1&2 with A7r + Zeiss 100MP at f2
The last is with Canon 35mm f2 IS but the light level was very low by then
The last is with Canon 35mm f2 IS but the light level was very low by then
Nov 10, 2014 at 05:05 PM
p.563 #9Sony FE Images Thread
A few fungi shots, all with A7 & CV125. If you live near maples in North America you have probably seen leaves with black spots on them. That's a fungus, namely, "tar spot fungus". See #1 & 2.
#1 Rhytisma punctatum in context (leaf)
#2 Close up (~1:1), the "quonset hut" structure that houses the spores can be seen. The fungus will overwinter on the leaf in this form and when the warm spring rains come the following year it will release its spores in time to infect a new generation of budding leaves. And the beat goes on...
#3 The fruiting body of a more recognizable fungus, sometimes called "Wooly Chanterelle".
#4 This just might be the only mushroom in North America that can't be mistaken for anything else.
Rhytisma punctatum on leaf of Bigleaf Maple
Rhytisma punctatum
Gomphus floccosus
Coprinus comatus
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#1 Rhytisma punctatum in context (leaf)
#2 Close up (~1:1), the "quonset hut" structure that houses the spores can be seen. The fungus will overwinter on the leaf in this form and when the warm spring rains come the following year it will release its spores in time to infect a new generation of budding leaves. And the beat goes on...
#3 The fruiting body of a more recognizable fungus, sometimes called "Wooly Chanterelle".
#4 This just might be the only mushroom in North America that can't be mistaken for anything else.
Rhytisma punctatum on leaf of Bigleaf Maple
Rhytisma punctatum
Gomphus floccosus
Coprinus comatus
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Nov 10, 2014 at 05:09 PM
p.563 #10Sony FE Images Thread
sculptormic wrote:
Thank you greggf
The 14mm wide angle makes the cathedral look even more huge.
https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3943/15491564608_c50b1736fc_o.jpg
Hi Michiel,
I really like these cathedral images.
Do you do any distortion correction & if so how do you do it? Your straight lines are straighter than what I get right out of the camera...
-evan
Thank you greggf
The 14mm wide angle makes the cathedral look even more huge.Hi Michiel,
I really like these cathedral images.
Do you do any distortion correction & if so how do you do it? Your straight lines are straighter than what I get right out of the camera...
-evan
Nov 10, 2014 at 05:14 PM
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p.563 #11Sony FE Images Thread
eheffa wrote:
The 14mm wide angle makes the cathedral look even more huge.
https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3943/15491564608_c50b1736fc_o.jpg Hi Michiel,
I really like these cathedral images.
Do you do any distortion correction & if so how do you do it? Your straight lines are straighter than what I get right out of the camera...
-evan
The Rokinon 14 has a lot of distortion which you have to correct especially for architecture.
This time I used the lensprofile (samyang for Nikon) from Sven Stork http://www.svenstork.com/essays/rokinon-14mm-lightroom-lens-profile/
I also bought PTlens which you can use within PS. I find the one from Sven Stork in most situations better and it is for free. You need the lensprofile downloader from Adobe to install it.
sculptormic wrote
Thank you greggf The 14mm wide angle makes the cathedral look even more huge.I really like these cathedral images.
Do you do any distortion correction & if so how do you do it? Your straight lines are straighter than what I get right out of the camera...
-evan
The Rokinon 14 has a lot of distortion which you have to correct especially for architecture.
This time I used the lensprofile (samyang for Nikon) from Sven Stork http://www.svenstork.com/essays/rokinon-14mm-lightroom-lens-profile/
I also bought PTlens which you can use within PS. I find the one from Sven Stork in most situations better and it is for free. You need the lensprofile downloader from Adobe to install it.
Nov 10, 2014 at 05:33 PM
p.563 #12Sony FE Images Thread
Here is some pop from the distagon wide open. ( This is not the new Canon 17-300 L lens 
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Nov 10, 2014 at 05:48 PM
p.563 #13Sony FE Images Thread
sculptormic wrote:
The 14mm wide angle makes the cathedral look even more huge.
https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3943/15491564608_c50b1736fc_o.jpg Hi Michiel,
I really like these cathedral images.
Do you do any distortion correction & if so how do you do it? Your straight lines are straighter than what I get right out of the camera...
-evanThe Rokinon 14 has a lot of distortion which you have to correct especially for architecture.
This time I used the lensprofile (samyang for Nikon) from Sven Stork http://www.svenstork.com/essays/rokinon-14mm-lightroom-lens-profile/
I also bought PTlens which you can use within PS. I find the one from Sven Stork in most situations better and it is for free. You need the lensprofile downloader from Adobe to install it.
Thanks Michiel,
I had another LR profile that doesn't look as good as this. I will give it a try.
-evan
eheffa wrote
sculptormic wrote
Thank you greggf The 14mm wide angle makes the cathedral look even more huge.I really like these cathedral images.
Do you do any distortion correction & if so how do you do it? Your straight lines are straighter than what I get right out of the camera...
-evan
This time I used the lensprofile (samyang for Nikon) from Sven Stork http://www.svenstork.com/essays/rokinon-14mm-lightroom-lens-profile/
I also bought PTlens which you can use within PS. I find the one from Sven Stork in most situations better and it is for free. You need the lensprofile downloader from Adobe to install it.
Thanks Michiel,
I had another LR profile that doesn't look as good as this. I will give it a try.
-evan
Nov 10, 2014 at 07:17 PM
p.563 #14Sony FE Images Thread
Quite interesting shots with the Minolta 35-70, I don´t have a proper midrange zoom for the alpha system yet.
I do like a lot the Nikon 24-70 2.8 in my Nikon system, but as a G lens the adapter use is not the best option, I wish Metabones could come with a Nikon G to FE ala Canon one.
I really want a workhorse lens as my 24-70 G is, but in the alpha system, sadly all the samples and reviews of the Sony 24-70 f4 are a letdown.
A couple of pictures with the A7R and Nikkor 85 f1.8 D + Chinese adapter, I noted a light leak at the release button but its not overly important if no light hits straight to it.
The Nikkor it’s a nice lens and besides some purple fringe easily fixable in Lightroom I have no complains about it, I do find my G90 to have better micro contrast and overall colors and clarity but obviously its not f1.8.
Gustu-JPCaceres by Luis Fernandez, on Flickr
ManuTito-1 by Luis Fernandez, on Flickr
I do like a lot the Nikon 24-70 2.8 in my Nikon system, but as a G lens the adapter use is not the best option, I wish Metabones could come with a Nikon G to FE ala Canon one.
I really want a workhorse lens as my 24-70 G is, but in the alpha system, sadly all the samples and reviews of the Sony 24-70 f4 are a letdown.
A couple of pictures with the A7R and Nikkor 85 f1.8 D + Chinese adapter, I noted a light leak at the release button but its not overly important if no light hits straight to it.
The Nikkor it’s a nice lens and besides some purple fringe easily fixable in Lightroom I have no complains about it, I do find my G90 to have better micro contrast and overall colors and clarity but obviously its not f1.8.
Gustu-JPCaceres by Luis Fernandez, on FlickrManuTito-1 by Luis Fernandez, on FlickrNov 10, 2014 at 07:20 PM
p.563 #15Sony FE Images Thread
LuisVlad, WOW!!
I really like the 2nd one. Very nice isolation and very human...
I really like the 2nd one. Very nice isolation and very human...
Nov 10, 2014 at 07:26 PM
p.563 #16Sony FE Images Thread
From yesterday, on the hill behind my house:
A7R with new to me, Contax 24-85/3.5-4.5
I wasn't sure what to think of this lens initially. I don't like the variable speed focus by wire and it's `not the sharpest lens in the corners maybe, but it has a certain magic to the rendering that is growing on me.
Mt Tolmie - Moss & Rocks
Memorial tree
Memorial tree 2
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A7R with new to me, Contax 24-85/3.5-4.5
I wasn't sure what to think of this lens initially. I don't like the variable speed focus by wire and it's `not the sharpest lens in the corners maybe, but it has a certain magic to the rendering that is growing on me.
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Nov 10, 2014 at 07:31 PM
p.563 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Thanks Oldraven for the ID of Rhytisma - I wondered what it was
Nov 10, 2014 at 07:37 PM
p.563 #18Sony FE Images Thread
Another A7r / Contax 24-85 image:
I gotta be me...
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I gotta be me...
Nov 10, 2014 at 07:48 PM
p.563 #19Sony FE Images Thread
eheffa...The Contax 24-85 is an awesome lens!! It's just big!! I used one for a long time on my 1D4...I don't have it anymore, but enjoy it!
Here are some Hawaii shots with the Contax 35-70/3.4 on the A7
Gregg
Here are some Hawaii shots with the Contax 35-70/3.4 on the A7
Gregg
Nov 11, 2014 at 12:16 AM
p.563 #20Sony FE Images Thread
The most anticipated location of my trip to China: Water Town in Wuzhen. Water Town is 2000 years of history within 2km long section of canals, stone bridges, shops, small hotels, restaurants, traditional styled dwelling houses, all divided into few districts and presenting itself as photogrtaphers ultimate location. To top it, we arrived there on National Day when hundreds if not thousands dressed in historical costumes from various Chinese eras and locations.
Nov 11, 2014 at 01:42 AM