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Fun With Sony Cameras

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scho

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A walk in the park with the A6300+TAP+Contax G 45/2 Planar (M mount converted).











 
pegelli

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Cooler said:
Hi Pegelli,
What do you think about E20/2.8? Planning to buy it too, but im not sure whether to buy sigma or this sony.
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I like it, it's a competent enough lens for me and sharper then my 16-50 and 18-55 kit lenses at 20 mm (I have good copies of both these kits). I think the Sigma 19 is sharper then the Sony 20 when comparing reviews, but it's also a lot bigger (specifically longer) which is why I choose the Sony.
 
The Ute

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pegelli said:
Nice shots, I like the "environmental" style, showing more then just the animal.

May I ask which adapter you used and what you think about handling on the A7Rii style body?
I have the LA-EA4 which I sometimes use on my A6000, but usually I prefer to use A-mount lenses on my (ancient) A700 or A850 for a more pleasing handling and balance.
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LA-EA 4
Big, heavy lens but it handles fine for me.
I mostly will shoot off a tripod anyways.
Still evaluating the Lens. Just got it recently.
I was hoping the image quality would be really good.
I used to shoot it on the A850 but not sure it's up to the task on a 42 MP camera.
I may sell it and go w a native 70-200 F4 at some point.
I'm seeking feedback on the F4 from anyone who owns a copy.
 
frozenbb

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Nice one Pieter - until I saw the title I thought I was looking at a shell! ;)

In all seriousness, I've really enjoyed your shots the last few months. Quality work!
 
pegelli

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frozenbb said:
Nice one Pieter - until I saw the title I thought I was looking at a shell! ;)

In all seriousness, I've really enjoyed your shots the last few months. Quality work!
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Thanks Tom, it means a lot to me hearing that from a fellow photographer from GetDPI.
I still feel like a jack of all trades, but master of none ;)
 
frozenbb

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Here's one from last night, processed (or overprocessed!) to taste.


The Strait of Georgia #18.


On a side note, it's strange to need/use a tripod again!
 
The Ute

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We like to feed the critters in our backyard.
We get lot's of Chipmunks.
Here's a few shots.
A7RII/ Minolta 80-200 HS APO
 
ggibson

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Early shot from some 5-axis IS and high-ISO testing with my new upgrade to A7rII... can't believe this is ISO 3200:

 
The Ute

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Just got a 55mm FE so I decided to do a little comparison shooting vs. the 35mm on the RX1RII.
Here are the same 2 flowers shot w each camera.
Just wondering what people think ?
I realize they are not the exact same shots just interested in people's opinions on the sharpness and rendering.
1st one in both sequences is the RX1R II.
 
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The Ute said:
Just got a 55mm FE so I decided to do a little comparison shooting vs. the 35mm on the RX1RII.
Here are the same 2 flowers shot w each camera.
Just wondering what people think ?
I realize they are not the exact same shots just interesting in people's opinions on the sharpness and rendering.
1st one in both sequences is the RX1R II.
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The greens and reds/pinks look more vibrant in the a7RII photos. Both cameras/lenses are sharp with good contrast. I'm far from being a rendering expert, and like both versions. Not much help, eh?

Joe
 
k-hawinkler

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Thanks Barry. Yup, that lens delivers - as usual.
Incredible detail of a very picturesque scene, great light and peaceful mood.
 
Barry Haines

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Thank you Karl and Bugleone...very kind of you both ;)
Yep, the 90mm is one sharp lens as you know yourself Karl...both of these were heavily cropped.
It's been a bit quiet around here lately...hopefully Annna will have something for us all soon :)




 
The Ute

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Barry Haines said:
Thank you Karl and Bugleone...very kind of you both ;)
Yep, the 90mm is one sharp lens as you know yourself Karl...both of these were heavily cropped.
It's been a bit quiet around here lately...hopefully Annna will have something for us all soon :)




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Beauty Barry.
I'm having fun w another super sharp lens the 55 FE
 
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