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Fun With Sony Cameras
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cunim
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
A few handheld, walk around test images from the A7R2. Landscape was made with a Sony 28 f/2. The anchor and porthole images were made with a Sony 55 f/1.8. The porthole image was intentionally given a glow/dreamy look.
Cheers!
_DSC0619 web by Joe, on Flickr
_DSC0074 web by Joe, on Flickr
_DSC0118 web by Joe, on Flickr
A few handheld, walk around test images from the A7R2. Landscape was made with a Sony 28 f/2. The anchor and porthole images were made with a Sony 55 f/1.8. The porthole image was intentionally given a glow/dreamy look.
Cheers!
_DSC0619 web by Joe, on Flickr_DSC0074 web by Joe, on Flickr_DSC0118 web by Joe, on Flickr
Michiel Schierbeek
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
A platform on top of "De Oude kerk "in Amsterdam. The platform is an artwork made by Taturo Atzu. Terrific for photographers.
A platform on top of "De Oude kerk "in Amsterdam. The platform is an artwork made by Taturo Atzu. Terrific for photographers.
Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Holy Dark Beer Batman !!
What kind of cameras do we have now? Look at those colors!
Remember Tri-X? We would push it to 800 or a bit more and be happy with the grainy B&W.
Actually, I like that look but you know what I mean.
Thanks for posting.
-Bill
ISO 10,000 ??A micro brewery in Rotterdam Delfshaven
A7Rii + Nokton 35/1.2 II @ iso 10.000
Holy Dark Beer Batman !!
What kind of cameras do we have now? Look at those colors!
Remember Tri-X? We would push it to 800 or a bit more and be happy with the grainy B&W.
Actually, I like that look but you know what I mean.
Thanks for posting.
-Bill
pegelli
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
(and a good friend, otherwise I might have run off with it )
Other than the colours and noise look at the DR at iso 10.000, when I first opened the picture in Lightroom almost the whole window was pure white, but there was a lot of information there which could be salvaged without any special HDR techniques. Just pulling the highlights slider in LR to -90 did the trick.
Exactly my thoughts Bill, it's nothing short of amazing, but so is the price of that body for a simple amateur tog. I was allowed to use one for a couple of hours, but had to give it back to it's rightful owner
(and a good friend, otherwise I might have run off with it )Other than the colours and noise look at the DR at iso 10.000, when I first opened the picture in Lightroom almost the whole window was pure white, but there was a lot of information there which could be salvaged without any special HDR techniques. Just pulling the highlights slider in LR to -90 did the trick.
Michiel Schierbeek
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
More from the platform.
More from the platform.
Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
I believe Sony was going for exactly that kind of balance with this camera.
The price is no joke. I financed mine by selling all my Nikon gear, which a casual amateur would not have had to begin with.
-Bill
That is crazy.Exactly my thoughts Bill, it's nothing short of amazing, but so is the price of that body for a simple amateur tog. I was allowed to use one for a couple of hours, but had to give it back to it's rightful owner
Other than the colours and noise look at the DR at iso 10.000, when I first opened the picture in Lightroom almost the whole window was pure white, but there was a lot of information there which could be salvaged without any special HDR techniques. Just pulling the highlights slider in LR to -90 did the trick.
I believe Sony was going for exactly that kind of balance with this camera.
The price is no joke. I financed mine by selling all my Nikon gear, which a casual amateur would not have had to begin with.
-Bill
Barry Haines
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Tone mapped just to give a more painterly feeling to the quaint old fishing harbour boats of Padstow
Then I had some fun playing around a bit further with Photoshop filters
Tone mapped just to give a more painterly feeling to the quaint old fishing harbour boats of Padstow
Then I had some fun playing around a bit further with Photoshop filters
Barry Haines
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
I will make this the last fishing boat (for now)
I will make this the last fishing boat (for now
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
A couple of late summer flowers and trying out an old skool Russian 1955 Jupiter 9 lens at f2 on my A7s. I had to mill down the m39-m adapter a bit to get a get a good fit. Different to a Batis, eh? But I kind of like it.
A couple of late summer flowers and trying out an old skool Russian 1955 Jupiter 9 lens at f2 on my A7s. I had to mill down the m39-m adapter a bit to get a get a good fit. Different to a Batis, eh? But I kind of like it.
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Antonio Chagin
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Two from Daytona Beach.
ACH
Two from Daytona Beach.
ACH
eleanorbrown
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Just received my Batis 25mm lens for my A7Rii. Like what I'm seeing and really nice micro detail . Shot this yesterday wandering around a lovely open area of Colorado call "South Park". Handholding and shooting rather quickly but got some nice sharp well exposed shots.... f.8 , iso 64. I'm aware that most folks are using higher iso speeds but I mostly shoot from iso 50- 100 as I don't like to see even one spec of anything that looks like noise when I pull the shadows open. I'm sure I'll experiment with higher iso's later but for the most part I still like the creamy smooth files I get at low iso's. Still hoping Sony will give us a firmware update for lossless RAW however.....Eleanor
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Just received my Batis 25mm lens for my A7Rii. Like what I'm seeing and really nice micro detail . Shot this yesterday wandering around a lovely open area of Colorado call "South Park". Handholding and shooting rather quickly but got some nice sharp well exposed shots.... f.8 , iso 64. I'm aware that most folks are using higher iso speeds but I mostly shoot from iso 50- 100 as I don't like to see even one spec of anything that looks like noise when I pull the shadows open. I'm sure I'll experiment with higher iso's later but for the most part I still like the creamy smooth files I get at low iso's. Still hoping Sony will give us a firmware update for lossless RAW however.....Eleanor
Michiel Schierbeek
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Michiel Schierbeek
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Slingers
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 Series Cameras( all of them)
Today is a bright sunny day so I thought i would go test the colour impact of using a polarizer and a magenta filter at 5500K. So i headed over to a local school where i could get a lot of green with blue sky. There is no problems and it removes the washed out look.
Today is a bright sunny day so I thought i would go test the colour impact of using a polarizer and a magenta filter at 5500K. So i headed over to a local school where i could get a lot of green with blue sky. There is no problems and it removes the washed out look.
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