Some interior architecture images, testing out the A7r as a platform for the 24mm TS-E and various ZE-lenses. The images are form the old factory buildings of the local brewery which has moved out, the buildings are now converted to spaces for the Art Academy.
The A7r works really great for this kind of work. On a tripod at base ISO the A7r delivers incredible amount of detail and a dynamic range that has lots of headroom for postprocssing. Colour is good. I have not experienced very problematic flares. The tilting screen works great in tights spaces.
I have used the 24mm TS-E for vertical stithces like the two below, and had some worries that the offset microlenses of the A7r would give some very slight sensor introduced vignetting between the shots. However this caused no problems. The three image stitches gives 60Mpix files with lots of detail.
The tripod foot of the Metabones adapter also works great.
Edit: The image above shows flares from light sources (partly) outside of the picture frame in the upper half caused by the adapter. I am planning to modify the adapter as described here to fix the issue.
Some interior architecture images, testing out the A7r as a platform for the 24mm TS-E and various ZE-lenses. The images are form the old factory buildings of the local brewery which has moved out, the buildings are now converted to spaces for the Art Academy.
The A7r works really great for this kind of work. On a tripod at base ISO the A7r delivers incredible amount of detail and a dynamic range that has lots of headroom for postprocssing. Colour is good. I have not experienced very problematic flares. The tilting screen works great in tights spaces.
I have used the 24mm TS-E for vertical stithces like the two below, and had some worries that the offset microlenses of the A7r would give some very slight sensor introduced vignetting between the shots. However this caused no problems. The three image stitches gives 60Mpix files with lots of detail.
The tripod foot of the Metabones adapter also works great.
Edit: This image shows flares from light sources (partly) outside of the picture frame in the upper half caused by the adapter. I am planning to modify the adapter as described here to fix the issue:
Some interior architecture images, testing out the A7r as a platform for the 24mm TS-E and various ZE-lenses. The images are form the old factory buildings of the local brewery which has moved out, the buildings are now converted to spaces for the Art Academy.
The A7r works really great for this kind of work. On a tripod at base ISO the A7r delivers incredible amount of detail and a dynamic range that has lots of headroom for postprocssing. Colour is good. I have not experienced very problematic flares. The tilting screen works great in tights spaces.
I have used the 24mm TS-E for vertical stithces like the two below, and had some worries that the offset microlenses of the A7r would give some very slight sensor introduced vignetting between the shots. However this caused no problems. The three image stitches gives 60Mpix files with lots of detail.
The tripod foot of the Metabones adapter also works great.
Dec 27, 2013 at 05:55 PM
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