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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Truly an artist's rendition.An older one with a touch out of the Nik collection.
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Truly an artist's rendition.An older one with a touch out of the Nik collection.
Lucille, the colors in your image are so bold. I bought 28/2 a week ago because of you and your images!
Lucille, the colors in your image are so bold. I bought 28/2 a week ago because of you and your images!
A7R ii + 28/2 at 2.5
So cheap and yet so damn good.
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Many thanks, Karl-Heinz! I haven't used a tripod once during the whole time I was in Greenland. Shows how effective IBIS is. Here an image captured at 390mm:
Edit: Just in case you were wondering, I used faster shutter speeds than normally required for this and the previous image because I had just run uphill ~100m in elevation, and as a result was unable to hold the camera as steadily as usual...
Many thanks for the kind words! Yes, I am delighted that the Leica-R and Zeiss ZF.2 lenses work so well with the A7-series, both interms of IQ and ergonomics. The IBIS of the A7II (I don't own the A7RII yet) has really brought the longer R-lenses into the modern age of photography - exactly what I was hoping for when I bought them some years back. I had the A7R with me in Greenland, but used it very little. Often working from boats, IBIS was instrumental in maximising IQ because it allowed me to work at 1/f or slower shutter speeds, thus keeping ISO as low as possible. In the same situation, I would have been forced to use 1/3f shutter speeds and correspondingly higher ISO settings with the A7R - a huge difference!Ron - This and others in the set are terrific images. Lovely colors and very good use of the long lenses. Esp love the fact that you getting so much out of the R lenses on the A7Rii. I must use them more often! IBIS or not, your hands are very steady as is evident in the pictures.
Thank you Carl most appreciated my friend :thumbs:I agree with Barry's findings concerning the new uncompressed 14 bit files and I also have been importing to LR as DNG. Significantly less noise and edge artifacts, plus smoother tonal gradations.