Sony FE Images Thread
p.949 #1Sony FE Images Thread
Mount Rainier and meadows this morning. Zeiss 16-35
Jun 23, 2015 at 02:17 PM
p.949 #4Sony FE Images Thread
Werner_Utsch wrote:
" Double Storm: Industry "
BW110 ND Filter
https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/284/18900519878_b0ddc59e1b_h.jpg
DSC03736-1295.jpg by Werner Utsch, on Flickr
Impressive Werner, seems your B+W110 works good... I had some troubles using it on FE16-35, maybe my copy is defective?
Manuel
BW110 ND Filter
https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/284/18900519878_b0ddc59e1b_h.jpg
DSC03736-1295.jpg by Werner Utsch, on Flickr
Impressive Werner, seems your B+W110 works good... I had some troubles using it on FE16-35, maybe my copy is defective?
Manuel
Jun 23, 2015 at 02:57 PM
p.949 #6Sony FE Images Thread
Last night at the Minnesota Twins baseball game I was able to photograph from the field for the national anthem as part of a non-profit fundraiser. The men from the armed services really added to the national anthem.
Jun 23, 2015 at 06:14 PM
p.949 #8Sony FE Images Thread
A strange and mysterious mist blew in from Adobe CC Lightroom 2015.
I noticed that one of the most commented on features of the new Lightroom release was a new "dehazing" filter. I played with it and thought it would occasionally be a useful and quick solution to cutting through haze. Today I asked the question. "could I use the dehazing filter in reverse to introduce haze as well?" The answer is of course yes. Here is a photo with no haze in the original. A quick gloss of haze - a graduated over exposure filter on the sky and graduated under exposure filter on the water in the foreground and it looks like a hazy day!
I noticed that one of the most commented on features of the new Lightroom release was a new "dehazing" filter. I played with it and thought it would occasionally be a useful and quick solution to cutting through haze. Today I asked the question. "could I use the dehazing filter in reverse to introduce haze as well?" The answer is of course yes. Here is a photo with no haze in the original. A quick gloss of haze - a graduated over exposure filter on the sky and graduated under exposure filter on the water in the foreground and it looks like a hazy day!
Jun 23, 2015 at 09:47 PM
p.949 #10Sony FE Images Thread
A couple of shots with the Minolta 35-70 3.5 Macro. First at 70mm and the second in Macro mode to take a close up of eye make-up. (Used onOne for skin smoothing on the second one. At that close up everyone needs a little smoothing) I'll post another of the same model taken with the 50mm no skin smoothing.
Minolta 35-70 3.5 Macro
Minolta 35-70 3.5 Macro - Macro Mode
Minolta 35-70 3.5 Macro
Minolta 35-70 3.5 Macro - Macro Mode
Jun 23, 2015 at 10:36 PM
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p.949 #11Sony FE Images Thread
This shot taken with the Pentax 50 1.4 @ 2.0
Lighting - Model was holding Ice Light. (Continuous LED light source)
Pentax 50 1.4 M42 Mount
Lighting - Model was holding Ice Light. (Continuous LED light source)
Pentax 50 1.4 M42 Mount
Jun 23, 2015 at 10:42 PM
p.949 #12Sony FE Images Thread
What's the best camera?
Annie's Nexi by unoh7, on Flickr
The one we have with us, right? Her's was A5000 with 16-x very compact zoom. I was surprised that there was no touch screen and no EVF outlet, unlike the legendary Nex 5n. What is up with that? I remember when they were saying what pride they hand in the "iconic" Nex-5 build, with it's tiny magnesium body. It's the camera which explains the battery size
Salon by unoh7, on Flickr
Anyway, what I had was both M9 and A7M, and gabbed the latter. I usually shoot the 50 Cron outdoors, so for me these close shots wide open are just...way Mandler I guess
Annie's Nexi by unoh7, on Flickr
The one we have with us, right? Her's was A5000 with 16-x very compact zoom. I was surprised that there was no touch screen and no EVF outlet, unlike the legendary Nex 5n. What is up with that? I remember when they were saying what pride they hand in the "iconic" Nex-5 build, with it's tiny magnesium body. It's the camera which explains the battery size
Salon by unoh7, on Flickr
Anyway, what I had was both M9 and A7M, and gabbed the latter. I usually shoot the 50 Cron outdoors, so for me these close shots wide open are just...way Mandler I guess
Jun 23, 2015 at 11:05 PM
p.949 #13Sony FE Images Thread
Some killer images the last few pages from everyone!
Finally took the MD 35-70/3.5(2.8) out for a stroll this past weekend....Love this lens!
Gregg
A7rM and MD 35-70/3.5 macro
WO @f2.8(modded)
WO @f2.8(modded)
@f11
Finally took the MD 35-70/3.5(2.8) out for a stroll this past weekend....Love this lens!
Gregg
A7rM and MD 35-70/3.5 macro
WO @f2.8(modded)
WO @f2.8(modded)
@f11
Jun 24, 2015 at 12:25 AM
p.949 #14Sony FE Images Thread
Just ment "Wow!" on your third image, Greg, and that with a "normal" lens!
Jun 24, 2015 at 12:36 AM
p.949 #15Sony FE Images Thread
Frankfurt , Central Station
DSC03623-1259.jpg by Werner Utsch, on Flickr
Manuel: I have no problems with the BW ND 110 and the 16-35. There is some vignetting @16mm but most of the time this does not bother me, depending on the motif i go to 18mm. I think i have posted lot's of pics with that combination.
Jun 24, 2015 at 12:43 AM
p.949 #17Sony FE Images Thread
Michiel, you are getting plenty of mileage from the fabulous CZ P100/2 C/Y. I should start using mine!
Pics from Custer St Fair in Evanston, IL, this weekend. All taken with A7ii and Elmarit-M 28 ASPH. The Elmarit makes a lovely compact street shooter, but the edges are smeared—even at moderate apertures. The cause seems to be field curvature as the edges focus toward infinity. This attribute can be put to use at closer distances but, unlike the Minolta 24mm VFC, can't be turned off.
Not a generalist lens until Kolari offers a fix for A7ii.
Field curvature is really evident in this last pic.
Pics from Custer St Fair in Evanston, IL, this weekend. All taken with A7ii and Elmarit-M 28 ASPH. The Elmarit makes a lovely compact street shooter, but the edges are smeared—even at moderate apertures. The cause seems to be field curvature as the edges focus toward infinity. This attribute can be put to use at closer distances but, unlike the Minolta 24mm VFC, can't be turned off.
Not a generalist lens until Kolari offers a fix for A7ii.Field curvature is really evident in this last pic.
Jun 24, 2015 at 03:32 AM
p.949 #18Sony FE Images Thread
Odd one out by scepticswe, on Flickr
Bright sunlight really works well for b/w (A7R+ S-M-C Tak 50/1.4)
Jun 24, 2015 at 04:59 AM
p.949 #19Sony FE Images Thread
Werner_Utsch wrote:
" The Flow II "
Frankfurt , Central Station
https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8853/18334976729_b05258e302_h.jpg
DSC03623-1259.jpg by Werner Utsch, on Flickr
Manuel: I have no problems with the BW ND 110 and the 16-35. There is some vignetting @16mm but most of the time this does not bother me, depending on the motif i go to 18mm. I think i have posted lot's of pics with that combination.
Thanks Werner... In fact, I bought B+W instead Hoya after seeing all your wonderful pictures In my copy, I noticed also a strong color cast (brown) 
Michiel, fantastic panorama... very nice composition and colors
Manuel
Frankfurt , Central Station
https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8853/18334976729_b05258e302_h.jpg
DSC03623-1259.jpg by Werner Utsch, on Flickr
Manuel: I have no problems with the BW ND 110 and the 16-35. There is some vignetting @16mm but most of the time this does not bother me, depending on the motif i go to 18mm. I think i have posted lot's of pics with that combination.
Thanks Werner... In fact, I bought B+W instead Hoya after seeing all your wonderful pictures
In my copy, I noticed also a strong color cast (brown) Michiel, fantastic panorama... very nice composition and colors
Manuel
Jun 24, 2015 at 05:23 AM
p.949 #20Sony FE Images Thread
Manuel:
Yes, the brown cast is normal. Though it is easy to remove in LR using white balance, i made a color checker profile for the filter which works good as well. Most of the time the cast is quite pleasant on the warm side and i don't remove it completely. I prefer the BW filters instead of the Lee system with is good but bulky and has a strong blue cast.
Cheers
Werner
PS: Michiel how could you post your beautiful Pano in that big size?
Yes, the brown cast is normal. Though it is easy to remove in LR using white balance, i made a color checker profile for the filter which works good as well. Most of the time the cast is quite pleasant on the warm side and i don't remove it completely. I prefer the BW filters instead of the Lee system with is good but bulky and has a strong blue cast.
Cheers
Werner
PS: Michiel how could you post your beautiful Pano in that big size?
Jun 24, 2015 at 07:26 AM