I'd love to know the lens and exposure details for this shot. Most modern cameras aren't great for recording emission nebulas due to the IR filter being too aggressive (kill the prominent H-alpha line), but this shot shows a decent amount of the Orion and Flaming Tree nebulas, despite there being not that many field stars (so I'm guessing not a very long exposure, and no stacking). Like I said, more details (iso/exposure time/lens/processing) would be great!
lostinjapan wrote:
Out my back door tonight. A quick test, nothing special and I know the color is a little wonky, still trying to adjust it.
joanlvh wrote:
wfrank, i particularly like the image under the bridge/pier. Is the modern architectural bldg called Waterfront Bldg or something similar? thanks
photo greatly cropped
Thanks! You are right, it is the "waterfront bldg" or congress center.
Quick grab trying out a new lens. This is a pretty heavy crop. A7r with Leica WATE. I took about ten quick shots with this lens and found that while there was vignetting, I did not see color shifts.
Thanks Ocean,
I didn't have any problems with these lenses using the Rayqual adapter
The 35-70 3.4 is a Zeiss Vario-Sonnar and CY mount
The 28 2.8 is a Zeiss Distagon CY
These older lenses have a much more organic look than the new Sony Zeiss lenses. Though the lens on the RX1 has a lovely feel
Terrific, dovey. There is quite a bit of talk among serious Leica users that the a7/r cameras have fabulous colour, these shots look deadset right on to me. Glad you like the CYs, a very film like look. Good to see the sun in the frame did not disturb one shot too.
Here are some images taken this evening with my A7r and my Leica R 28mm f2.8 Elmarit V2 lens. Images taken at the Trexler Nature Preserve, Schnecksville, PA and nearby. All images processed in LR5.3.
First time ever at an anime convention. These photos might be a bit out of the "norm" from what I've seen in this thread. I had a lot of fun and that's what counts!
I think I paid 95usd for the lens in 2010. No close focus adapter needed DSC06017-2 by unoh7, on Flickr
These A7s have us all shooting our brains out I love it. I also have noted the A7 with a small SLR lens is the same size and weight as an M9 with a nice compact RF lens. So tonight I bought my A7 backup. An M9 with 5300 clicks and a new sensor
I love it. I also have noted the A7 with a small SLR lens is the same size and weight as an M9 with a nice compact RF lens. So tonight I bought my A7 backup. An M9 with 5300 clicks and a new sensor 