T
tripper
Guest
As the new boy here I would like to share this.
The Dog Listener
The Dog Listener
The GetDPI Photography Forum
Great to see you here. Join our insightful photographic forum today and start tapping into a huge wealth of photographic knowledge. Completing our simple registration process will allow you to gain access to exclusive content, add your own topics and posts, share your work and connect with other members through your own private inbox! And don’t forget to say hi!
Fun Pictures with Sony . . . .
- Thread starter jonoslack
- Start date
dhsimmonds
New member
Nice image Tripper! Which lens did you use?
T
tripper
Guest
jonoslack
Active member
Hi David
What Lovely light. and a beautiful black and white conversion (care to share how).
Tripper - your dogs are priceless, I trust they always whisper ;-)
Andree - lovely photo of tragedy leaning on the rocks, it could almost be Cornwall (although she might be a bit over-dressed).
In case you didn't see this in the 'heart' thread. I thought I'd cross-post this innocent macro:
with Zony 100mm macro at f2.8
What Lovely light. and a beautiful black and white conversion (care to share how).
Tripper - your dogs are priceless, I trust they always whisper ;-)
Andree - lovely photo of tragedy leaning on the rocks, it could almost be Cornwall (although she might be a bit over-dressed).
In case you didn't see this in the 'heart' thread. I thought I'd cross-post this innocent macro:
with Zony 100mm macro at f2.8
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Love the dog
T
tripper
Guest
Oh No ! it's those pesky dogs again.
A100 Minolta 28-75 D @ f/2.8 | 40mm | 0.25s | iso100
Being incredibily naughty by 'dossing' on the sofa. Their reflection caught in a glass top table.
tripper
A100 Minolta 28-75 D @ f/2.8 | 40mm | 0.25s | iso100
Being incredibily naughty by 'dossing' on the sofa. Their reflection caught in a glass top table.
tripper
Braeside
New member
Thanks Jono, that photo was taken with the Sony A700 and CZ16-80.
Processed in Aperture, just cropped, increased contrast and slight levels change then Monochrome Orange filter applied, as well as a touch of vignetting.
No Nik plugins yet, though I am tempted, but waiting to see what Aperture 3 brings first.
jonoslack
Active member
Aperture 3?!Thanks Jono, that photo was taken with the Sony A700 and CZ16-80.
Processed in Aperture, just cropped, increased contrast and slight levels change then Monochrome Orange filter applied, as well as a touch of vignetting.
No Nik plugins yet, though I am tempted, but waiting to see what Aperture 3 brings first.
I'm excited already - any idea when it's due?
jonoslack
Active member
As you say. Actually, I'm pretty happy with it as it is . . I'd like support for my D-lux4, and I suppose I'd like the plug in model to be non-destructive (so that it doesn't create .tif files all the time
However, Silver efex pro is a complete blast - and I really can't see that they can implement that sort of functionality. If you haven't used it, dowload the trial and have a play, you'll be gobsmacked!
Braeside
New member
I have tried Viveza and it was great Jono. I want to see if the next iteration of Aperture supports non destructive round trip editing and maybe localised adjustments within Aperture.
Although my newer lenses for FF don't suffer from so much CA and distortion, I still miss a built-in tool to correct for this, at present I have to use PT-Lens plug-in, but again that involves a TIFF file from round trip.
I also find Aperture a bit slow at times, quite frustrating when Lightroom flies along by comparison, though I much prefer the whole Aperture design.
So, I'm just hoping that the silence from Apple means that they have got their heads down and are going to come out with something to make Adobe sit up.
Although my newer lenses for FF don't suffer from so much CA and distortion, I still miss a built-in tool to correct for this, at present I have to use PT-Lens plug-in, but again that involves a TIFF file from round trip.
I also find Aperture a bit slow at times, quite frustrating when Lightroom flies along by comparison, though I much prefer the whole Aperture design.
So, I'm just hoping that the silence from Apple means that they have got their heads down and are going to come out with something to make Adobe sit up.
G
Goldencode
Guest
My first post...spent 10 days in Kruger Park South Africa. Incredible beyond words. All pics with a Sony a700 with either a Minolta 200 f2.8 G or
Minolta 400 f4.5 G. Both lenses are superb !
Lusting for some of that new Zeiss glass !
Hope this works...enjoy !
Tom
Leopard..seeing a wild leopard was the most incredible wildlife encounter I've ever had !
Big Ellie little birdie.
Baboon eyes
Two Kings....
a Favorite...baboons are so fun to watch !
One Tough Buff....
Buff always look mad at you like you owe them money...the most feared large animal in Africa.
Thanks for looking !
Tom
Minolta 400 f4.5 G. Both lenses are superb !
Lusting for some of that new Zeiss glass !
Hope this works...enjoy !
Tom
Leopard..seeing a wild leopard was the most incredible wildlife encounter I've ever had !
Big Ellie little birdie.
Baboon eyes
Two Kings....
a Favorite...baboons are so fun to watch !
One Tough Buff....
Buff always look mad at you like you owe them money...the most feared large animal in Africa.
Thanks for looking !
Tom
woodyspedden
New member
Just beautiful!Just playing around inside with the sun from the window.
A900 CZ24-70 cropped quite a bit and high contrast.
Keep these kinds of images coming
Woody
