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Fun With Sony Cameras
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Thank you very much, Annna! That's very kind of you
Annna T
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
In fact, the traffic run mostly on the perpendicular street, the one I was standing on is a lateral rather quiet street.
Barry, thanks for the kind words, I'm blushing now.. No, I don't think that I risked my life, probably less than when you climbs in the rocks walls on the Cornish shore to get the right POW
In fact, the traffic run mostly on the perpendicular street, the one I was standing on is a lateral rather quiet street.
Annna T
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
I visited another power plant two days ago, but there are still a lot of pictures to sort out. So in the meantime here is a shot I took in Lausanne :
Lausanne, la Cité and the lake of Geneva in the background.
A7rm2 and FE 90mm F2.8 macro
La Cité, Lausanne - 20160716_017a7r2i by rrr_hhh, sur Flickr
I visited another power plant two days ago, but there are still a lot of pictures to sort out. So in the meantime here is a shot I took in Lausanne :
Lausanne, la Cité and the lake of Geneva in the background.
A7rm2 and FE 90mm F2.8 macro
La Cité, Lausanne - 20160716_017a7r2i by rrr_hhh, sur Flickr
thompsonkirk
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Trying to grow straight ...
...in a pretty crooked environment:
Kirk
A7rII Kolari 50 Mitakon f0.95
PS to Lucille: HOT yellow! Now that's what I mean by POP!
Trying to grow straight ...
...in a pretty crooked environment:
Kirk
A7rII Kolari 50 Mitakon f0.95
PS to Lucille: HOT yellow! Now that's what I mean by POP!
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Thomas Erskine
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
I am doing a series on the churches in the city of London, and I went there yesterday. All shot handled and with A7mk2 and canon T-SE and Pentax 35mm shift adapter.
Captions below, from top to bottom.
St Benet paul's Wharf, Canon ts-e 24
St Nicholas cole, MF pentax 45mm
St James Garlickhythe, MF pentax 35mm
St Mary Aldermary, MF pentax 35mm
St Dunstan in the East, Canon ts-e 17
I am doing a series on the churches in the city of London, and I went there yesterday. All shot handled and with A7mk2 and canon T-SE and Pentax 35mm shift adapter.
Captions below, from top to bottom.
St Benet paul's Wharf, Canon ts-e 24
St Nicholas cole, MF pentax 45mm
St James Garlickhythe, MF pentax 35mm
St Mary Aldermary, MF pentax 35mm
St Dunstan in the East, Canon ts-e 17
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thompsonkirk
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Congratulations, Thomas, on this technically excellent, indeed almost perfect, documentation.
May I suggest working more for the feeling of the churches and their environment? Two sources of inspiration: dear old Eugene Atget, and contemporary Thomas Struh, who give the viewer the feeling of being right there.
Both were/are concerned with the light and the time of day, and picked hours with as few people/vehicles as possible, or waited to place them as well as possible - so hard to do now in a crowded city.
IMO the third and fourth are strongest from this point of view.
Kirk
Congratulations, Thomas, on this technically excellent, indeed almost perfect, documentation.
May I suggest working more for the feeling of the churches and their environment? Two sources of inspiration: dear old Eugene Atget, and contemporary Thomas Struh, who give the viewer the feeling of being right there.
Both were/are concerned with the light and the time of day, and picked hours with as few people/vehicles as possible, or waited to place them as well as possible - so hard to do now in a crowded city.
IMO the third and fourth are strongest from this point of view.
Kirk
Barry Haines
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Barry Haines
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Annna T
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Many good pictures to admire this evening ! Thanks all for sharing.
Barry, your picture convey all the solemnity of this room very well. I'm sure that at the time the guests were very impressed by their host and his magnificent house.
Thomas : interesting project and yielding good results; may I ask which TSE lenses you were using ? I'm using the 90mm, the 45mm and the 24mm (first version, not very sharp). I'm thinking to either upgrade to the 24mm second version or to the 17mm, but I have not yet made my mind about which one I should get.
Here is my daily picture, or should I say a night picture .. There is a light and sound show going on during the summer season. Alas the spectators are standing behind the two castles and no lights are showing up on Valère (on the right). Also the blue light isn't that photogenic. Still a little event to record from my window. May be I'll go up to the castles one of these coming nights and see what I can do with that..
A7rm2 and FE 90mm F2.8 macro.
Valère and Tourbillon, Sion - 20160717_418a7r2i by rrr_hhhr, sur Flickr
Many good pictures to admire this evening ! Thanks all for sharing.
Barry, your picture convey all the solemnity of this room very well. I'm sure that at the time the guests were very impressed by their host and his magnificent house.
Thomas : interesting project and yielding good results; may I ask which TSE lenses you were using ? I'm using the 90mm, the 45mm and the 24mm (first version, not very sharp). I'm thinking to either upgrade to the 24mm second version or to the 17mm, but I have not yet made my mind about which one I should get.
Here is my daily picture, or should I say a night picture .. There is a light and sound show going on during the summer season. Alas the spectators are standing behind the two castles and no lights are showing up on Valère (on the right). Also the blue light isn't that photogenic. Still a little event to record from my window. May be I'll go up to the castles one of these coming nights and see what I can do with that..
A7rm2 and FE 90mm F2.8 macro.
Valère and Tourbillon, Sion - 20160717_418a7r2i by rrr_hhhr, sur Flickr
thompsonkirk
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Stunning, Anna!
Stunning, Anna!
thompsonkirk
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Lunging tree
One of the dangers of getting lost on a trail in a fairytale
Kirk
A7RII Kolari Mitakon 50 0.95
(I wish I had a Noctilux like Doug's for smooooth bokeh!)
Lunging tree
One of the dangers of getting lost on a trail in a fairytale
Kirk
A7RII Kolari Mitakon 50 0.95
(I wish I had a Noctilux like Doug's for smooooth bokeh!)
Lucille
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
the color pop of the 25mm Batis on the A7S.
I am loving how this lens draws a image, it has a quality that has me lusting for more. Black cars are not the easiest of images, and the Batis shows the depth of the paint, on Sony's lowly 12mp sensor.....
the color pop of the 25mm Batis on the A7S.
I am loving how this lens draws a image, it has a quality that has me lusting for more. Black cars are not the easiest of images, and the Batis shows the depth of the paint, on Sony's lowly 12mp sensor.....
seb
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I like the seperation of colors in the picture: blue, green, yellow, white. And all composed nicely together.
I would love to have a window with a similar view over Zurich in my flat.
I like the seperation of colors in the picture: blue, green, yellow, white. And all composed nicely together.
I would love to have a window with a similar view over Zurich in my flat.
Many good pictures to admire this evening ! Thanks all for sharing.
Barry, your picture convey all the solemnity of this room very well. I'm sure that at the time the guests were very impressed by their host and his magnificent house.
Thomas : interesting project and yielding good results; may I ask which TSE lenses you were using ? I'm using the 90mm, the 45mm and the 24mm (first version, not very sharp). I'm thinking to either upgrade to the 24mm second version or to the 17mm, but I have not yet made my mind about which one I should get.
Here is my daily picture, or should I say a night picture .. There is a light and sound show going on during the summer season. Alas the spectators are standing behind the two castles and no lights are showing up on Valère (on the right). Also the blue light isn't that photogenic. Still a little event to record from my window. May be I'll go up to the castles one of these coming nights and see what I can do with that..
A7rm2 and FE 90mm F2.8 macro.
Valère and Tourbillon, Sion - 20160717_418a7r2i by rrr_hhhr, sur Flickr
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Thomas Erskine
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Thanks Annna, I have edited my original post with captions.
I am using TS-E 17 and 24 mk2(never used the 1st version but at f11 my one is very good and better than the 17mm) I also use Pentax 35 and 45mm MF lenses, the 35 is very good but the 45 is not so good.
Thanks Annna, I have edited my original post with captions.
I am using TS-E 17 and 24 mk2(never used the 1st version but at f11 my one is very good and better than the 17mm) I also use Pentax 35 and 45mm MF lenses, the 35 is very good but the 45 is not so good.
Many good pictures to admire this evening ! Thanks all for sharing.
Barry, your picture convey all the solemnity of this room very well. I'm sure that at the time the guests were very impressed by their host and his magnificent house.
Thomas : interesting project and yielding good results; may I ask which TSE lenses you were using ? I'm using the 90mm, the 45mm and the 24mm (first version, not very sharp). I'm thinking to either upgrade to the 24mm second version or to the 17mm, but I have not yet made my mind about which one I should get.
Here is my daily picture, or should I say a night picture .. There is a light and sound show going on during the summer season. Alas the spectators are standing behind the two castles and no lights are showing up on Valère (on the right). Also the blue light isn't that photogenic. Still a little event to record from my window. May be I'll go up to the castles one of these coming nights and see what I can do with that..
A7rm2 and FE 90mm F2.8 macro.
Valère and Tourbillon, Sion - 20160717_418a7r2i by rrr_hhhr, sur Flickr
Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
A covered bridge in North Georgia and Toccoa Falls. All shot with Sony a7 and FE 16-35mm f4.
Covered Bridge (from below)
Date Taken: 2016-07-18 16:33:58
Covered Bridge, Georgia
Date Taken: 2016-07-18 16:28:56
Covered Bridge Interior 1
Date Taken: 2016-07-18 16:31:24
[size=4Toccoa Falls[/size]
Date Taken: 2016-07-17 13:03:02
A covered bridge in North Georgia and Toccoa Falls. All shot with Sony a7 and FE 16-35mm f4.
Covered Bridge (from below)
Date Taken: 2016-07-18 16:33:58
Covered Bridge, Georgia
Date Taken: 2016-07-18 16:28:56
Covered Bridge Interior 1
Date Taken: 2016-07-18 16:31:24
[size=4Toccoa Falls[/size]
Date Taken: 2016-07-17 13:03:02
Annna T
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
From the series "Hydro-electric power plants"
The power plant of Riddes which treats the waters of Mauvoisin
A7rm2 and Zeiss Loxia 21mm F2.8
Forces motrices de Mauvoisin, centrale de Riddes - 20160716_167a7r2i by rrr_hhh, sur Flickr
From the series "Hydro-electric power plants"
The power plant of Riddes which treats the waters of Mauvoisin
A7rm2 and Zeiss Loxia 21mm F2.8
Forces motrices de Mauvoisin, centrale de Riddes - 20160716_167a7r2i by rrr_hhh, sur Flickr
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