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Oct 01, 2014 16:27 |  #3226

the adaptor to my Nikkor-N Auto 24mm F2.8 will arrive today. i hope it works.


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Oct 01, 2014 16:29 |  #3227

Btw I also use flash fill ins for people snapshots specially during high noons


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Oct 01, 2014 16:52 |  #3228

Here is another before/after shot, this time i am happy that i could manage to have almost nearly perfect straight lines with TS lens, most shots i've done before with 24 and 17 i wasn't happy with lines, but this time i was very close and then with PS i managed to have right or much better, so you can see what i've get from that lens and recovery from the camera.

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IMAGE: http://s26.postimg.org/xgw8fq5kp/DSC0386_before.jpg

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IMAGE: http://s26.postimg.org/uo30vp589/DSC0386_after.jpg


And here are the screen shots of the PS adjustments i've did with ACR:

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http://s26.postimg.org …_10_01_at_11_26​_53_AM.png (external link)

2. ACR adjustments
http://s26.postimg.org …_10_01_at_11_28​_57_AM.png (external link)

3. Lens corrections [Profile: Canon 14mm II]
http://s26.postimg.org …_10_01_at_11_35​_02_AM.png (external link)

Soon i will upload the RAW file of that shot with another 2 shots bracketed for same shot for HDR, would like to see what you can see, i lost my magic with HDR so far.

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Oct 01, 2014 17:01 |  #3229

Here is the screen shots pics, i don't know why they resized when i uploaded it, but here you can have it at original size:

http://www.mediafire.c​om …hots+A7R+ACR+re​covery.zip (external link)

And here are the RAW files of that above shot, i used the underexposed as sample for above:

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http://www.mediafire.c​om …e39yoccvg8jb/_D​SC0388.ARW (external link)

I should really use this lens more often to get used to it, so when i can travel one day in the future then i should be happy using this lens at best if possible.


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Oct 01, 2014 17:16 |  #3230

Another interior shot, this is just straight HDR from 3 bracketed RAW and resized+sharpened in Photoshop

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I will practice with interior architecture or design of our house until the weather becoming nice then i will do outdoor shots somewhere.

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Oct 01, 2014 17:19 |  #3231

Keep em coming Tareq. Is that an elavator on the right?


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Oct 01, 2014 17:28 |  #3232

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Keep em coming Tareq. Is that an elavator on the right?

Yes, that is an elevator, pity it is there for my mom, but she is gone :-(


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Oct 01, 2014 17:29 |  #3233

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Yes, that is an elevator, pity it is there for my mom, but she is gone :-(

Yeah I was sorry to hear that mate


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Oct 01, 2014 18:02 |  #3234

Tareq wrote in post #17188620 (external link)
this time i am happy that i could manage to have almost nearly perfect straight lines with TS lens, most shots i've done before with 24 and 17 i wasn't happy with lines,

I do find that the built-in level of A7 series is not as precise as those featured in 5DIII. I rely not just on the level, but visual cues as well. The grid view option does help line up the verticals, however.



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Oct 01, 2014 18:23 |  #3235

xpfloyd wrote in post #17188669 (external link)
Yeah I was sorry to hear that mate

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I do find that the built-in level of A7 series is not as precise as those featured in 5DIII. I rely not just on the level, but visual cues as well. The grid view option does help line up the verticals, however.

True, in fact this is what i was using to make it works, also this time i used my old tripod, Manfrotto which is attached with 3-way geared head, before i was using a ballhead which is a pain in ..... if i didn't use a grid lines and level, so maybe i should buy another head to make it easier job for those lines rather than my ball head which is great for something else such as landscapes.


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Oct 01, 2014 19:49 |  #3236

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it's worth it. Thank you. You are the reason i opted to sent it in. :)

Just received mine back today; I haven't had a chance to take any pictures, but I slipped my kit lens on -- no movement at all on my mount, either. Feels much better, and I'm glad I sent it in. The slip I received was identical to the one above ...


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Oct 01, 2014 19:53 |  #3237

I am ready to trade my 6D for A7r ... if any of you are bored with your A7r.


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Oct 01, 2014 20:01 |  #3238

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I am ready to trade my 6D for A7r ... if any of you are bored with your A7r.

Who would like to go back to 6D after A7R.....hehehe :D


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Oct 01, 2014 20:19 |  #3239

Portofino, Italy

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