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Fun With Sony Cameras

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CharlesK

CharlesK

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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 and A7r series

Yesterday, it was officially first day of Winter in Australia. The day was 24 DegC, amazing for Winter :) Shots Fingal Heads, NSW, with the A7r and WATE.











 
f/otographer

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I was asked by a co worker to take photos of her grandsons 1st birthday party in a local park. I can never say no to taking pictures. All shots on the A7 with Minolta MC Rokkor PF 55/1.7 (second version). The black and white shots are all straight out of the camera, felt to lazy to process. The lighting at the part was simply horrible. It took place at 2 o'clock in the afternoon on a bright day, with parts of the party in the dark shade and parts directly in the sun. On top of that the chairs and table cloths were white. Simply a nightmare of lows and highs. And on top of that I dont use flash at all. So natural (crappy) light it is then. Lol.


dreams of string and air


the stillness of the memory


at the center of the storm


photography's golden age


a beautiful party


with the appropriate amount of distrust


the dream realized
 
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bcm

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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 and A7r series

f/otographer said:
My daughter, some dancing at a recent chili cook off, and an old Yashica Electro shot. First three are from the Minolta MC Rokkor PF 55/1.7, one of my favorite Rokkors that I havent been giving enough shoot time on my A7. That needs to change. The next two are from my venerable ML 50/1.7 and the last is 'lens unremembered'.

alll to soon the ravages of time (steals from us our youth)


stompey stomp (I think every child everywhere makes a beeline for every puddle ever)


the fairy queen holds court


cutting a rug in the golden years


Electro


epiphany (a sudden understanding as to the basic nature of things)
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Haven't been following this thread for a while. These are just fantastic. Absolutely love them.
 
pegelli

pegelli

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Some very nice macros on this page Georg. I find the quadcopter a bit liberal on "clarity" or "local contrast enhancement" but other than that I like them, especially the last two.
 
Georg Baumann

Georg Baumann

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pegelli said:
Some very nice macros on this page Georg. I find the quadcopter a bit liberal on "clarity" or "local contrast enhancement" but other than that I like them, especially the last two.
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Thanks Pegelli. Agreed on the quad, it was too much from my detail extractor layer. I just picked up photography again after 1.5 years absence and I am totally new to Lightroom 5 , Photoshop CC and the - amazing - NIK collection. Just have it all installed since yesterday and I suppose my experimentation goes a bit through with me at times. LOL

Btw. They were all handheld shots with the Zeiss 135mm, beyond doubts, the finest piece of glass I ever owned.... mhhh... so far that is. :)

P.S. Used to live in Belgium myself llong time ago when I studied Musik in Aix la Chappelle :)
 
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