Fun Pictures with Sony . . . .

[tripper]

Goldencode, I love your animals in their natural environment with the leopard and the two small apes highlights I think.

tripper

 

[jonoslack]

Tom
Wonderful wildlife shots
I especially love the monkeys
Here is a simple tree

 

[mwalker]

David, Awesome!

 

[Cindy Flood]

Goldencode, Your Kruger park series is stunning. Every photo is amazing.

 

[jonoslack]

Half an hour before work:

 

[jonoslack]

and a couple more

 

[douglasf13]

Cool. I really like that third pic with the tree shadows.

 

[Braeside]

I love the horses shot Jono, backlighting is great.

 

[jonoslack]

Douglas - David - Thank you!

Now - isn't everyone else going to join in?

Rhythm and Blues

Sony 70-300 G

Sony 100mm f2.8 macro

Sony 100mm f2.8 macro

Sony 100mm f2.8 macro

Sony 70-300 G

 

[jonoslack]

Oscar puts on his shoes . . . ready to go and look at the chickens
Zeiss 24-70 f2.8 70mm

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Love the horse shot. Says a lot about the camera to me besides being a nice shot

 

[jonoslack]

Love the horse shot. Says a lot about the camera to me besides being a nice shot

Thank you Guy
I did a little 'recovery' in the horse's face
Here are a couple from the kitchen this morning:


Sony 70-300 G lens

Sony 100mm f2.8 macro

 

[robmac]

Gotta love the tobasco... Though Frank's Hot Sauce is damn nice.

Peugeot made coffee grinders..? They had a short foray with cars in Canada years ago - didn't last long.

Love the horse shot - and the tonality the Sony delivers. I keep thinking of a Leica 180/2 APO with a custom-chipped MA mount conversion (see related R on Sony thread - looks easy peasy) mounted on an A900, SSS engaged....yum.

 

[edwardkaraa]

3 snapshots from yesterday with the 16-35.

No. 1 and 3 at 16mm, no. 2 at 24mm.

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[jonoslack]

HI Edward
Are you coming to terms with the new lens?
I've held off for the time being. How are the corners at 16mm?

 

[edwardkaraa]

Hi Jono,

Just starting to It's a much more difficult lens to use than the 24-70. Especially the AF needs extra care otherwise results can be a bit erratic. Corners can be really bad or usably sharp depending on the aperture and the subject distance. There is a strong curvature of field and if the subject happens to be in focus in one of the corners, results can be surprising. I think if you need sharp corners, you have to stop down to f/11.

 

[Braeside]

A900 Minolta 100mm Macro @ f/2.8 (cropped)

 

[edwardkaraa]

Also yesterday but with the 135 (and no lens shade )

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[jonoslack]

Lovely Edward
is that the 1.8 or the soft focus 135?

 

[edwardkaraa]

Lovely Edward
is that the 1.8 or the soft focus 135?

Thanks

It's the Zeiss shot at f/2.4