Ron Pfister
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
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Fun With Sony Cameras
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HMJones
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Oooo baby! Talk about a great choice for B&W! What a beauty.Here a monochrome image of an enormous iceberg. For scale: the arch was easily 50m in diameter, the mountains in the background are nearly 2,000m tall.
Edit: new version with altered processing and cropping
eleanorbrown
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
I know I know....getting redundant with more of these artsy type shallow depth of field photos shot this afternoon...but I post really to show that my A7RII and Batis 85 had an official "field test" today. On my walk with my dog and camera by our river we had a sudden rain and frozen rain (ice) storm and my camera and lens got soaked. On my brisk walk along the river back to our house, I of course ;-) kept shooting along the way. Camera and lens seemed to weather the soaking well! I have no complaints! eleanor
I know I know....getting redundant with more of these artsy type shallow depth of field photos shot this afternoon...but I post really to show that my A7RII and Batis 85 had an official "field test" today. On my walk with my dog and camera by our river we had a sudden rain and frozen rain (ice) storm and my camera and lens got soaked. On my brisk walk along the river back to our house, I of course ;-) kept shooting along the way. Camera and lens seemed to weather the soaking well! I have no complaints! eleanor
Annna T
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
I'm not a fan of shallow DOF usually, but I like this first one :
I'm not a fan of shallow DOF usually, but I like this first one :
Guy Mancuso
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Keep up the nice work folks. Heading to San Francisco, maybe get some nice shots. 4 lens 15,25,35 and 85 all in a TT Urban approach . Love this little bag
Perfect bag for Sonys A7 series cameras if you want a smalł kit. I stack the 15 and 25 in one slot than either the 85 or 35 on but enough room to stack either over the 15 if you have the 25 on. Btw a 35 1.4 FE lens big mama
You know me and bags. For bigger with my Minolta 200 I use a OnA Union Street
Urban Approach 10 Mirrorless Camera Shoulder Bag
Keep up the nice work folks. Heading to San Francisco, maybe get some nice shots. 4 lens 15,25,35 and 85 all in a TT Urban approach . Love this little bag
Perfect bag for Sonys A7 series cameras if you want a smalł kit. I stack the 15 and 25 in one slot than either the 85 or 35 on but enough room to stack either over the 15 if you have the 25 on. Btw a 35 1.4 FE lens big mama
You know me and bags. For bigger with my Minolta 200 I use a OnA Union Street
Urban Approach 10 Mirrorless Camera Shoulder Bag
k-hawinkler
Well-known member
Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Thanks Guy. You should give using Picture Profile PP7 a try. It also works perfectly well for still images and developing the raw file with C1!
Here is an example. http://www.getdpi.com/forum/sony/56138-a7r-a7r2-why-im-keeping-both.html#post662549
Thanks Guy. You should give using Picture Profile PP7 a try. It also works perfectly well for still images and developing the raw file with C1!
Here is an example. http://www.getdpi.com/forum/sony/56138-a7r-a7r2-why-im-keeping-both.html#post662549
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Barry Haines
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
It seems strange (to me) to see Ezra so far away off the coast of Norway as I'm used to seeing her down at Penryn!
Reconfirming our meet up at Gloucester Docks when you fly back to the UK in November as our PM's.
Just let us know the dates as soon as you can please, then I can book a couple of nights stay up there
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Tom, thoroughly enjoying your stargazing images...You obviously have a deep interest in that area of photography, which obviously requires a massive learning curve to be able to achieve the best possible results, which to me you are already achieving in the early days...I take my hat off to you sir
Joe, those Pano auroras are just beautiful
Eleanor, love the OoF renderings from your 85mm Batis combined with your latest subject matter that you are shooting, beautifully processed as always
Graham, particularly liked the Leopard shot...you must have been pretty close up even with your 70-200mm lens.
Lucille, great car shots combined with that beautiful evening light....That combination works just great!...Please keep them coming
Michiel, Inspiration; think of Monet....It had me thinking of donuts ... Hope you are enjoying your new Pentax 645Z, please let me know how you think your A7R compares in terms of IQ and handling.
Guy,very much enjoyed your night time wind turbine image + I'm in the market for yet another (larger) bag, so will look into the ONA Union Street, thanks for the recommendation.
Cheers Barry
Ron, some fantastic images here my friend, always love those iceberg pictures of yours - They just keep on getting better each yearAnd here an image of our trusty conveyance:
It seems strange (to me) to see Ezra so far away off the coast of Norway as I'm used to seeing her down at Penryn!
Reconfirming our meet up at Gloucester Docks when you fly back to the UK in November as our PM's.
Just let us know the dates as soon as you can please, then I can book a couple of nights stay up there
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Tom, thoroughly enjoying your stargazing images...You obviously have a deep interest in that area of photography, which obviously requires a massive learning curve to be able to achieve the best possible results, which to me you are already achieving in the early days...I take my hat off to you sir
Joe, those Pano auroras are just beautiful
Eleanor, love the OoF renderings from your 85mm Batis combined with your latest subject matter that you are shooting, beautifully processed as always
Graham, particularly liked the Leopard shot...you must have been pretty close up even with your 70-200mm lens.
Lucille, great car shots combined with that beautiful evening light....That combination works just great!...Please keep them coming
Michiel, Inspiration; think of Monet....It had me thinking of donuts
... Hope you are enjoying your new Pentax 645Z, please let me know how you think your A7R compares in terms of IQ and handling.Guy,very much enjoyed your night time wind turbine image + I'm in the market for yet another (larger) bag, so will look into the ONA Union Street, thanks for the recommendation.
Cheers Barry
Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Ron, incredible iPhone shot. I thought, what did he have a Leica with him as well? LOL. At forum rez it is really stunning.
Wagon Wheel by unoh7, 300/2.8 AIS EDIF
Ron, incredible iPhone shot.
I thought, what did he have a Leica with him as well? LOL. At forum rez it is really stunning.Wagon Wheel by unoh7, 300/2.8 AIS EDIF
Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Seriously though, the best times for the Angels is when they are practicing, probably Thursday and Friday. If you are in the Financial District, they fly within (it seems) inches of the tall buildings. I was there a couple a weeks ago, left a building on Montgomery St. just as they were tearing through above, REAL close. The noise was deafening! Very impressive to say the least.
Just in time for Fleet Week here, complete with Blue Angels. What, no long lens yet?
Seriously though, the best times for the Angels is when they are practicing, probably Thursday and Friday. If you are in the Financial District, they fly within (it seems) inches of the tall buildings. I was there a couple a weeks ago, left a building on Montgomery St. just as they were tearing through above, REAL close. The noise was deafening! Very impressive to say the least.
scho
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
A Coleus that did well outside on the deck all summer, but soon will have to come back inside before frost nips it. Just a test shot with Contax G 35mm f/2 Planar on A7RII with TechArt III AF adapter to develop work flow for adding exif info for legacy lenses. The recent Adobe LR and ElCap OS updates killed Lens Tagger plugin and Exif Editor will no longer work from inside LR, so now I have to run raw files through Exif Editor prior to import into LR for processing. Exif is available in this file (click to get to original).
A Coleus that did well outside on the deck all summer, but soon will have to come back inside before frost nips it. Just a test shot with Contax G 35mm f/2 Planar on A7RII with TechArt III AF adapter to develop work flow for adding exif info for legacy lenses. The recent Adobe LR and ElCap OS updates killed Lens Tagger plugin and Exif Editor will no longer work from inside LR, so now I have to run raw files through Exif Editor prior to import into LR for processing. Exif is available in this file (click to get to original).
Barry Haines
Active member
Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Taken a few hours ago up on Bodmin Moor (Carbilly Tor) lies an old quarry mining works...Taken with either the 35mm Sony Distagon on the 90mm FE Macro
Taken a few hours ago up on Bodmin Moor (Carbilly Tor) lies an old quarry mining works...Taken with either the 35mm Sony Distagon on the 90mm FE Macro
GrahamWelland
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Just Lion around ...
A7RII, Tamron 150-600 @ 600mm
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Mrs Leopard 1000 yard stare
A7RII 70-200/4 @ 200mm
Just Lion around ...
A7RII, Tamron 150-600 @ 600mm
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Mrs Leopard 1000 yard stare
A7RII 70-200/4 @ 200mm
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Michiel Schierbeek
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Montgivray, France.
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Argenton-sur-Creuse
Montgivray, France.
Fresny-folny
Argenton-sur-Creuse
Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
I'm pretty new to my A7S which a bought to primarily use for low light and indoor photos. For other pics I've been using my Sigma DP2M and DP3M and now a DP0Q which are great. The Sigmas are a pain to use but produce sensational images (in the right conditions). My Sony A7S is good but so, far, I just don't see that pop I get with the Merrills. However, some of the photos on this thread with the A7R II and Zeiss lenses are very, very close to top notch Merrill images, so, in "Sony World" things are getting better - well, the photographers are also top notch . So, for a bit of fun and to "learn to love" my Sony I've been playing around with a cheap Russian Jupiter 9 (85mm) lens. It's not everyone's cup of tea but I'm enjoying the mad images made by this lens. So much so, I've just splashed out another £30 (delivered) on a Jupiter 37A 135mm prime that looks in mint condition - we shall see!
Here are some roses in the garden that keep on giving. Shot straight into the low morning sun.
I'm pretty new to my A7S which a bought to primarily use for low light and indoor photos. For other pics I've been using my Sigma DP2M and DP3M and now a DP0Q which are great. The Sigmas are a pain to use but produce sensational images (in the right conditions). My Sony A7S is good but so, far, I just don't see that pop I get with the Merrills. However, some of the photos on this thread with the A7R II and Zeiss lenses are very, very close to top notch Merrill images, so, in "Sony World" things are getting better - well, the photographers are also top notch . So, for a bit of fun and to "learn to love" my Sony I've been playing around with a cheap Russian Jupiter 9 (85mm) lens. It's not everyone's cup of tea but I'm enjoying the mad images made by this lens. So much so, I've just splashed out another £30 (delivered) on a Jupiter 37A 135mm prime that looks in mint condition - we shall see!
Here are some roses in the garden that keep on giving. Shot straight into the low morning sun.
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