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Fun With Sony Cameras
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Landscapelover
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 and A7r series
Chiang Mai, Thailand
Sony A7R/Sony EF 70-200mm f/4
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Chiang Mai, Thailand
Sony A7R/Sony EF 70-200mm f/4
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Godfrey
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 and A7r series
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Really like these last two!An afternoon walk at Surfers Paradise along the beach and Cavill mall.
A7s and FE 55. The FE 55 meshes very well with the rendering of the A7s IMO.
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Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Here's my Supermoon with the a99, Sony 1.4 Extender and 70-400G at 400. It was a very hot hazy evening! ISO 200, 125/sec
Here's my Supermoon with the a99, Sony 1.4 Extender and 70-400G at 400. It was a very hot hazy evening! ISO 200, 125/sec
Re: Fun with the Sony A7 and A7r series
egad! 17mm not wide enough?
at the world trade site; the new Calatrava construction. 17mmTSE shifted to the max, pointed up a bit and corrected for perspective in C1.
was able to sneak up and poke the lens through a gap in the fence as well, but too close (shop posted later on from the fence slot over by the white pickup seen in the next shot); ideally would have been back farther, used vertical orientation, but too much stuff in the foreground for that
both images not as sharp as i would have expected, hand held at about f9 and 1/500 or 1/800
egad! 17mm not wide enough?
at the world trade site; the new Calatrava construction. 17mmTSE shifted to the max, pointed up a bit and corrected for perspective in C1.
was able to sneak up and poke the lens through a gap in the fence as well, but too close (shop posted later on from the fence slot over by the white pickup seen in the next shot); ideally would have been back farther, used vertical orientation, but too much stuff in the foreground for that
both images not as sharp as i would have expected, hand held at about f9 and 1/500 or 1/800
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 and A7r series
Very nice shots.
PS! Your frame is very cool too.
I love the way the 7S renders. There's such an inherent peace within the images.
Very nice shots.
PS! Your frame is very cool too.
Annna T
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 and A7r series
I remember seeing him in an interview where he said that he was interested by organic structures and inspired by that photographer who tried to capture movement : Etienne Jules Marey (he even had one of his "chronography" in his office).
I think you made a typo; the correct name is Calatrava (a Spanish architect from Valencia, now living and teaching in Zurich, Switzerland).
I remember seeing him in an interview where he said that he was interested by organic structures and inspired by that photographer who tried to capture movement : Etienne Jules Marey (he even had one of his "chronography" in his office).
Barry Haines
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 and A7r series
Not so sure the weather fitted in so nicely today with a lot of people around here...As Hurricane Bertha hit the NW Cornish coast pretty badly in places.
No point in using a tripod as it would have been blown away off of the cliffs, in fact I had a pretty hard time just trying to stand up straight...Cheers Barry
Many thanks Michiel.
Not so sure the weather fitted in so nicely today with a lot of people around here...As Hurricane Bertha hit the NW Cornish coast pretty badly in places.
No point in using a tripod as it would have been blown away off of the cliffs, in fact I had a pretty hard time just trying to stand up straight...Cheers Barry
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Michiel Schierbeek
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^^^WOW!!
^^^WOW!!
Ben Rubinstein
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Re: Fun with the Sony A7 and A7r series
Leafy Steps, Jerusalem Forest, A7r, Pentax Super Tak 50mm 1.4 wide open.
I'd discarded this show a while back but found it again recently and rather liked it. Even found the original, I'd thought I'd lost it.
Leafy Steps, Jerusalem Forest, A7r, Pentax Super Tak 50mm 1.4 wide open.
I'd discarded this show a while back but found it again recently and rather liked it. Even found the original, I'd thought I'd lost it.
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