Sony A7x lounge

Grand Park Fountain - Los Angeles


Sony A7S - CV 35/1.7

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Took a class on shooting then going to a local printer to talk about printing. Really good day learned a lot. Alex McClure an Olympus trailblazer put it on and he is a good guy.

Some pics from the zoo. Oh and I hate you guys for pointing out the aps-c not programable flaw was flipping that menu button all day.

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David Arbogast wrote in post #17785315
These are incredible. Wonderful photography and fantastic - really wonderful - expressiveness in Callum's face. Lens looks like a winner to me.
On a depressing note, in that second shot he looks so smart he's making me feel dumb.

Haha thanks david. The second shot was taken in a restaurant. It sort of looks like he is on a talk show or something

The Samyang 135 is good IF you have a lot of time to compose/focus your shots.

It's great as a hobby lens and can definitely pull of some excellent shots on paid assignments if you have the settings all set beforehand.

There are Pros and Cons of the Manual Focus.

For example, for the ballerina photos I shot, the dancer stayed in one area and performed multiple steps and poses, without moving too much backwards or forwards. That made it SOOO much easier for me to just focus on shooting, because the depth of field didn't really change. The camera didn't have to re-focus every time I shot (or I could've just used back-button focusing).

I used the Samyang for a few weddings and wildlife shots, but most of the time, the subjects moved too fast for me to get an accurate shot. If the shots were posed, then the results will be stunning:

Really like those.

eriet30 wrote in post #17785419
Took a class on shooting then going to a local printer to talk about printing. Really good day learned a lot. Alex McClure an Olympus trailblazer put it on and he is a good guy.

Some pics from the zoo. Oh and I hate you guys for pointing out the aps-c not programable flaw was flipping that menu button all day.

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Great shots! Love taking shots at the zoo, biggest issue always seems to be reach or getting a clear **** without any barriers, but you nailed these.

Beautiful work and subjects.

I've been hoping for a Blue J back home this year and not so great luck, this Magpie will have to do. Never
could coax him into the Sun-

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The Limey wrote in post #17785553
Really like those.

Thanks a lot! it's always good to get feedback!

My first attempt at night/street photography with my new A7ii

A few more from my first outing with my A7ii

Set out to take a photo of the Voigtlander 40 lens and somehow ended up with this (thats the CV 40 in the background).

A7RII & Tokina 90mm Macro

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MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #17785404

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Wow, great shot. Missed this somehow. Is that a Komodo Dragon?

xpfloyd wrote in post #17786121
Wow, great shot. Missed this somehow. Is that a Komodo Dragon?

looks like some kind of iguana to me.