Sony FE Images Thread
p.595 #1Sony FE Images Thread
No time to test the 24-35 yet. Social life is pushing 
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Dec 05, 2014 at 08:09 AM
p.595 #2Sony FE Images Thread
Had been away for 4 days, so many excellent posts, incredible!
Congrats to everybody...
"Pavillion, Wiesbaden, Germany"
DSC01159.jpg by W.Utsch, on Flickr
Congrats to everybody...
DSC01159.jpg by W.Utsch, on Flickr
Dec 05, 2014 at 10:45 AM
p.595 #3Sony FE Images Thread
Gosh, so much great work! Joshua, Bob, Peire, Ronny, and so many others! I almost daren't post, all the more as I haven't been so active recently. Still, 2 with my Loxia 50mm f:2.0.
I would love to learn more about this Rodenstock lens and Zork system. Awesome result!
Frogfish, Istambul is possibly the one city where you can never have too wide a lens. Very large buildings, and not enough room to step back. I beg to differ with you on the preliminary pics from the 16-35. I find them quite encouraging, with very good colours, great sharpness up close, and lots of 3D. Just my $0.02
I would love to learn more about this Rodenstock lens and Zork system. Awesome result!
Frogfish, Istambul is possibly the one city where you can never have too wide a lens. Very large buildings, and not enough room to step back. I beg to differ with you on the preliminary pics from the 16-35. I find them quite encouraging, with very good colours, great sharpness up close, and lots of 3D. Just my $0.02
Dec 05, 2014 at 11:56 AM
p.595 #4Sony FE Images Thread
sculptormic wrote:
No time to test the 24-35 yet. Social life is pushing
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7512/15325315904_bf41abf678_o.jpg Those buildings look as if they were influenced by german Bauart from the end on 1920s
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The MD 24/2.8 does very well in your picture here.I've sold mine some times ago,because it flared a lot on the NEX5N,being softer in sides/corners than MC W.Rokkor SI/without SI.
With the advent of A7 I realized that Minolta "plain" MD lenses are often a very good match for it.They have better coatings and were constructed to assure more even sharpness across the frame,being optimized for wide open performance at the same time.
According to my latest tendency - using smaller and lighter lenses,I consider buying a 24/2.8 MD again to test it on the A7.
BTW:Good luck with social pressure on you
No time to test the 24-35 yet. Social life is pushing
.The MD 24/2.8 does very well in your picture here.I've sold mine some times ago,because it flared a lot on the NEX5N,being softer in sides/corners than MC W.Rokkor SI/without SI.
With the advent of A7 I realized that Minolta "plain" MD lenses are often a very good match for it.They have better coatings and were constructed to assure more even sharpness across the frame,being optimized for wide open performance at the same time.
According to my latest tendency - using smaller and lighter lenses,I consider buying a 24/2.8 MD again to test it on the A7.
BTW:Good luck with social pressure on you
Dec 05, 2014 at 12:06 PM
p.595 #5Sony FE Images Thread
Werner_Utsch wrote:
Had been away for 4 days, so many excellent posts, incredible!
Congrats to everybody...
"Pavillion, Wiesbaden, Germany"
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7561/15766495989_1d45f2d892_h.jpg
DSC01159.jpg by W.Utsch, on Flickr
Werner,
Do you use LA-EA4 adapter with your 135/1.8ZA?
Had been away for 4 days, so many excellent posts, incredible!
Congrats to everybody...
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7561/15766495989_1d45f2d892_h.jpg
DSC01159.jpg by W.Utsch, on Flickr
Werner,
Do you use LA-EA4 adapter with your 135/1.8ZA?
Dec 05, 2014 at 12:19 PM
p.595 #7Sony FE Images Thread
Peire wrote:
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7512/15325315904_bf41abf678_o.jpg Those buildings look as if they were influenced by german Bauart from the end on 1920s
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The MD 24/2.8 does very well in your picture here.I've sold mine some times ago,because it flared a lot on the NEX5N,being softer in sides/corners than MC W.Rokkor SI/without SI.
With the advent of A7 I realized that Minolta "plain" MD lenses are often a very good match for it.They have better coatings and were constructed to assure more even sharpness across the frame,being optimized for wide open performance at the same time.
According to my latest tendency - using smaller and lighter lenses,I consider buying...Show more →
Thanks
This building style is from the same period or before and is called "The Amsterdam school". They are famous for ther brickwork and odd shapes and there is a lot of it in Amsterdam.
The MD 24 is a nice lens but it can have some nasty distortion in some ( architectural) situations. Difficult to correct.
@ Philipe; beautiful shot of the pear! Nice light.
One from last month's of the Notre Dame d'Amiens
sculptormic wrote
No time to test the 24-35 yet. Social life is pushing.The MD 24/2.8 does very well in your picture here.I've sold mine some times ago,because it flared a lot on the NEX5N,being softer in sides/corners than MC W.Rokkor SI/without SI.
With the advent of A7 I realized that Minolta "plain" MD lenses are often a very good match for it.They have better coatings and were constructed to assure more even sharpness across the frame,being optimized for wide open performance at the same time.
According to my latest tendency - using smaller and lighter lenses,I consider buying...Show more →
Thanks
This building style is from the same period or before and is called "The Amsterdam school". They are famous for ther brickwork and odd shapes and there is a lot of it in Amsterdam.
The MD 24 is a nice lens but it can have some nasty distortion in some ( architectural) situations. Difficult to correct.
@ Philipe; beautiful shot of the pear! Nice light.
One from last month's of the Notre Dame d'Amiens
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Dec 05, 2014 at 05:01 PM
p.595 #9Sony FE Images Thread
Venice
venice-DSC03314 by crosseyed-cricket, on Flickr
venice-DSC03314 by crosseyed-cricket, on Flickr
Dec 05, 2014 at 09:02 PM
p.595 #10Sony FE Images Thread
Milan
milan-DSC03247 by crosseyed-cricket, on Flickr
milan-DSC03247 by crosseyed-cricket, on Flickr
Dec 05, 2014 at 09:04 PM
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p.595 #11Sony FE Images Thread
robbie36 wrote:
Giving the 16-35 f4 a workout. A7r @19mm f8
Well executed.
Giving the 16-35 f4 a workout. A7r @19mm f8
Well executed.
Dec 05, 2014 at 10:37 PM
p.595 #12Sony FE Images Thread
A couple quick shots with the A7r and Nikkor 105/2.5 AIS at f/5.6 - heavy cropping on both, particularly the 2nd one.
Dreary Near Evening On The Sound
Dreary Near Evening On The Sound
Dec 05, 2014 at 10:50 PM
p.595 #13Sony FE Images Thread
Here are a couple with the CV 50 1.5 Nokton ASPH
Gregg
@1.5 with VM-E adapter
Shot @f4
@1.5, CV Nokton 50 1.5 ASPH
Same as but with the ZM 50 1.5 Sonnar @1.5
Gregg
@1.5 with VM-E adapter
Shot @f4
@1.5, CV Nokton 50 1.5 ASPH
Same as but with the ZM 50 1.5 Sonnar @1.5
Dec 05, 2014 at 11:03 PM
p.595 #14Sony FE Images Thread
A7R -> LA-EA4 -> Sony/Minolta 500mm catadioptric lens.
The bottom 30% is a second frame stitched to the first, as I wanted render the Pacific ocean as more expansive than was possible in one landscape format shot.
The bottom 30% is a second frame stitched to the first, as I wanted render the Pacific ocean as more expansive than was possible in one landscape format shot.
Dec 05, 2014 at 11:08 PM
p.595 #15Sony FE Images Thread
A7 with Leitz APO 100mm f2.8
Leitz 100mm f2.8 Elmarit APO -3 by Anh Tri, on Flickr
Leitz 100mm f2.8 Elmarit APO -3 by Anh Tri, on FlickrDec 05, 2014 at 11:09 PM
p.595 #16Sony FE Images Thread
Really nice set, Joshua! Great job! The lighting was blah when we were there, so I have nothing good to show for it. We took the balloon ride one morning and didn't have much joy/luck either. It took off it little late - we were almost the last ones - so we missed the first/best light … and we've had to go a little higher (not so good for photography) to catch the wind. And no mist anywhere. Two insipid mornings in Bagan. 
There was very little wind so the balloon had to fly a little higher which doesn't make for
AGeoJO wrote:
Hi Ronny and Peire, your images taken with Minolta lenses are really awesome
! I bought a few Minolta lenses in the last several months, too and they are great. Maybe clinically not as good as those of Zeiss, for sure they are different but they render nice images.
Here are a few more images from Old Bagan, Myanmar. The first one was taken from the first morning I was there and the other two from the following morning. Two different moods, for sure. On the second morning there was a dense layer of cloud covering the sun that didn't breakup...Show more →
There was very little wind so the balloon had to fly a little higher which doesn't make for
AGeoJO wrote:
Hi Ronny and Peire, your images taken with Minolta lenses are really awesome
! I bought a few Minolta lenses in the last several months, too and they are great. Maybe clinically not as good as those of Zeiss, for sure they are different but they render nice images.Here are a few more images from Old Bagan, Myanmar. The first one was taken from the first morning I was there and the other two from the following morning. Two different moods, for sure. On the second morning there was a dense layer of cloud covering the sun that didn't breakup...Show more →
Dec 05, 2014 at 11:33 PM
p.595 #18Sony FE Images Thread
Hotel Nassauer Hof, Wiesbaden"
Treppe NH2.jpg by W.Utsch, on Flickr
Dec 06, 2014 at 02:25 AM
p.595 #20Sony FE Images Thread
philber wrote:
Superb shot, Werner! I love it!
+1
Great idea and perfect realization
Superb shot, Werner! I love it!
+1
Great idea and perfect realization
Dec 06, 2014 at 02:40 AM