A couple images I shot with the Sony 50mm f/1.2 GM this past weekend. It did well in tight quarters as a portrait lens. The A1 also did very well considering the low light, and high ISO that required.
ILCE-1FE 50mm F1.2 GM lens50mmf/5.61/200s12800 ISO0.0 EV
ILCE-1FE 50mm F1.2 GM lens50mmf/2.81/200s6400 ISO0.0 EV
Looks like PDAF striping. Reflections form the metal masks on phase detect pixels. Only happens when shooting backlit subjects and I think some lenses make it more prominent than others.
IIRC, RawTherapee incorporated a fix for this issue:
What camera is it? A7III, A9, and A6xxx bodies appear to be the most commonly affected bodies. Not sure about A7IV. R bodies have much smaller pixels so the issue isn’t anywhere near as noticeable in my understanding.
LAARILEY wrote:
Looks like PDAF striping. Reflections form the metal masks on phase detect pixels. Only happens when shooting backlit subjects and I think some lenses make it more prominent than others.
IIRC, RawTherapee incorporated a fix for this issue:
What camera is it? A7III, A9, and A6xxx bodies appear to be the most commonly affected bodies. Not sure about A7IV. R bodies have much smaller pixels so the issue isn’t anywhere near as noticeable in my understanding.
I am indeed using A7iii. Seems like no big deal, doesn't bother me too much. Happened to only one pic after all.
I love and hate each one of you for posting these outstanding images. I successfully stayed away from the forum and GAS for many many moons, and I come back for a few days and now have this lens in my bag. Awful, just awful influence. And thank you.
photosbyjaron wrote:
I love and hate each one of you for posting these outstanding images. I successfully stayed away from the forum and GAS for many many moons, and I come back for a few days and now have this lens in my bag. Awful, just awful influence. And thank you.
Great pictures everyone! I suspect many of our kids will grow up with this lens and get accustomed to this wonderful draw . Hard to see how they can improve upon this in the future.
. Hard to see how they can improve upon this in the future.
