kdrk888 wrote:
^. I think the Mandarin ducks are much prettier than the native wood ducks, almost to the point that they look like their feathers are painted.
Yes, the variety of colors and the intensity of them under certain lighting condition are simply amazing. Thank you, Douglas!
Gunzorro wrote:
Yes, Joshua, you have the Top Duck there! Great shot with all the colorful parts showing.
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Here's an example of why I like the Loxia 35. File malleability, and in Technicolor, no less! Hope this is still in the believable range and not too flame-buoyant.
a7R2, Loxia 35, LR
Thank you, Jim! You certainly know how to make the Loxia 35mm sing - what a great image!
Chris_88 wrote:
Joshua: Another great display of what the 600 II can do on a Sony cam. I too think mandarin ducks are the most beautiful ducks out there, at least among the ones I've seen.
Here is one with the 100-400 GM at 100mm and f9
Thank you, Chris! I deliberately put on the A7r III for several frames after the duck seemingly felt comfortable with me being fairly close to get the most out of it.
What a wonderful waterfall image - the lighting quality is exquisite!
Chris_88 wrote:
Thanks, Stephen. Isn't the holiday season to be all about sharing? I guess, we're all sharing G.A.S. around here. I blame Joshua and Bob for two recent purchases .
I hope you get yours quickly. It's a great lens and quite popular, as at least here in Japan Sony seems to struggle to keep up with demand.
Haha, guilty as charged! But TWO purchases? Which are those, please, Chris?
kdrk888 wrote:
^. I think the Mandarin ducks are much prettier than the native wood ducks, almost to the point that they look like their feathers are painted.
Yes, the variety of colors and the intensity of them under certain lighting condition are simply amazing. Thank you, Douglas!
Gunzorro wrote: AGeoJO wrote:
Does it quality as the most colorful and most beautiful duck? What do you think? In a relaxed position...
Yes, Joshua, you have the Top Duck there! Great shot with all the colorful parts showing.
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Here's an example of why I like the Loxia 35. File malleability, and in Technicolor, no less! Hope this is still in the believable range and not too flame-buoyant.
a7R2, Loxia 35, LR
Thank you, Jim! You certainly know how to make the Loxia 35mm sing - what a great image!
Chris_88 wrote:
Joshua: Another great display of what the 600 II can do on a Sony cam. I too think mandarin ducks are the most beautiful ducks out there, at least among the ones I've seen.
Here is one with the 100-400 GM at 100mm and f9
Thank you, Chris! I deliberately put on the A7r III for several frames after the duck seemingly felt comfortable with me being fairly close to get the most out of it.
What a wonderful waterfall image - the lighting quality is exquisite!
Chris_88 wrote:
Thanks, Stephen. Isn't the holiday season to be all about sharing? I guess, we're all sharing G.A.S. around here. I blame Joshua and Bob for two recent purchases .
I hope you get yours quickly. It's a great lens and quite popular, as at least here in Japan Sony seems to struggle to keep up with demand.
Haha, guilty as charged! But TWO purchases? Which are those, please, Chris?
kdrk888 wrote:
^. I think the Mandarin ducks are much prettier than the native wood ducks, almost to the point that they look like their feathers are painted.
Yes, the variety of colors and the intensity of them under certain lighting condition are simply amazing. Thank you, Douglas!
Gunzorro wrote: AGeoJO wrote:
Does it quality as the most colorful and most beautiful duck? What do you think? In a relaxed position...
Yes, Joshua, you have the Top Duck there! Great shot with all the colorful parts showing.
*******************
Here's an example of why I like the Loxia 35. File malleability, and in Technicolor, no less! Hope this is still in the believable range and not too flame-buoyant.
a7R2, Loxia 35, LR
Thank you, Jim! You certainly know how to make the Loxia 35mm sing - what a great image!
Chris_88 wrote:
Joshua: Another great display of what the 600 II can do on a Sony cam. I too think mandarin ducks are the most beautiful ducks out there, at least among the ones I've seen.
Here is one with the 100-400 GM at 100mm and f9
Thank you, Chris! I deliberately put on the A7r III for several frames after the duck seemingly felt comfortable with me being fairly close to get the most out of it.
What a wonderful waterfall image - the lighting quality is exquisite!
Chris_88 wrote:
Werner: Looks like a painting. Great work, always.
Ronny: Those colors are just incredibly impressive.
Rene, Jim: Nice straight compositions on the previous page.
Joshua: Another great display of what the 600 II can do on a Sony cam. I too think mandarin ducks are the most beautiful ducks out there, at least among the ones I've seen.
Stephen: Great work with the 110. Fits in just fine with the end of the year/gloomy autumn/fall .
Here is one with the 100-400 GM at 100mm and f9
Thanks, Stephen. Isn't the holiday season to be all about sharing? I guess, we're all sharing G.A.S. around here. I blame Joshua and Bob for two recent purchases .
I hope you get yours quickly. It's a great lens and quite popular, as at least here in Japan Sony seems to struggle to keep up with demand.
Haha, guilty as charged! But TWO purchases? Which are those, please, Chris?
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