m_driscoll
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Re: Fun with the A7/7R
Pike Place Market, Seattle. A7 with Sony Zeiss 55mm f/1.8.
Cheers, Matt
Pike Place Market, Seattle. A7 with Sony Zeiss 55mm f/1.8.
Cheers, Matt
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Try an exif viewer extension for your browser.Are you kidding me???? 6400 ISO??????
That is amazing.
I suspect is I read this entire thread I'd know the answer to this question Are you using the A7 or the A7r ?
Thanks
Monty
(my first post on this forum )
Truly amazing detail and no noise that I can see.Hi Monty. A7, but I'm sure it would be the same with the A7r
Matt: Nice sets again lately. Particularly like, how you captered just the opportune moment in the first one of the last series.Pike Place Market, Seattle. A7 with Sony Zeiss 55mm f/1.8.
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Cheers, Matt
Tim: Nice composition and colours, especially in the first one, IMO.Some from the morning stroll... all with the 28-70 which I have tamed but not mastered. Taming involves always either using MF or 'double press AF' and always using a higher shutter speed than feels necessary...
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Carl, very sharp from near to far. It would be interesting (to me) to see the EXIF data and tilt settings for the tilt-shift images. Keep 'em coming.Bent tree. A7R + Samyang 24mm f/3.5 TS.
I am finding the the latest C1 is much better at managing the jaggies - but still not perfect.LR 5
This image is absolutely gorgeous!
You are an amazing artist.
All the best,
Mike
Pike Place Market, Seattle. A7 with Sony Zeiss 55mm f/1.8.
Cheers, Matt
Thanks Joe, Tilt setting is same (approx. 1.1 to 1.2, or just "a hair past 1" downward tilt) for all of the images that I've posted so far. Working height was about 114 cm. on my tripod. Aperture was f/11 for most shots. You can access the exif data by clicking once on any image to bring up the linked larger size image and then type command e (Mac) and a small window overlay with exif data will appear. I used the spreadsheet provided at the Northlight link that I posted earlier to calculate tilt for each of my tripod height settings and then printed the table on a small card that I keep in the camera bag.Carl, very sharp from near to far. It would be interesting (to me) to see the EXIF data and tilt settings for the tilt-shift images. Keep 'em coming.
Joe
Carl, because it's a non-native lens, the EXIF doesn't pick up the aperture. Are you shooting all of these at f/11? I'm using Exif Viewer 2.0 to view EXIF in Firefox. Thanks again. Good stuff!Thanks Joe, Tilt setting is same (approx. 1.1 to 1.2, or just "a hair past 1") for all of the images that I've posted so far. Working height was about 114 cm. on my tripod. You can access the exif data by clicking once on any image to bring up the linked larger size image and then type command e (Mac) and a small window overlay with exif data will appear. I used the spreadsheet provided at the Northlight link that I posted earlier to calculate tilt for each of my tripod height settings and then printed the table on a small card that I keep in the camera bag.
Yes, I think that all except one or two images were at f/11 and the others at f/8. I didn't vary tripod height on this series and made sure that camera and tripod were level. I may start batching my shots on import through exif editor to add aperture, tripod ht, and lens tilt/shift data - my memory recall isn't so great anymore.:facesmack:Carl, because it's a non-native lens, the EXIF doesn't pick up the aperture. Are you shooting all of these at f/11? I'm using Exif Viewer 2.0 to view EXIF in Firefox. Thanks again. Good stuff!
Joe
P.S. What a "cm"? :ROTFL: