Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

TMaG82 wrote in post #18455232
Lowepro just updated their Flipside Series wiTh a version 2. The 200 Is small and will hold a minimal setup and is affordable at $99.99. The 300 will hold a bigger setup and is $119.

Looks better than the original, isn't as big as the Mindshift Backlight 26L and is certainly smaller. The 200 is 11L and has two "rows" and the 300 is 16.5L and has 3 rows for gear.

http://www.lowepro.com​/flipside

this should compete squarely with the Mindshift backlight series, lowepro invented the rear access bags, still occasionally use the sport 15L, great bag.

The outlook for a nice sunset from the top of Brasstown Bald in Norther Georgia were very slim. The sky was overrun with dark clouds and then the rain came. Then in the blink of an eye as the rain start to subside, the sun poked under the cloud cover just enough to highlight the rain with beautiful orange light. It was surreal to see and I loved every second of it. Although I was soaking wet the temperature was dropping, I couldn't stop smiling.

FE 55mm:

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nice. i felt like buying my friends FE55 now. it's with me. he asked me to sell it for him.

vinmunoz wrote in post #18455396
nice. i felt like buying my friends FE55 now. it's with me. he asked me to sell it for him.

Thanks Vinz. I'm a big fan of the FE 55 lens. It's just an all around versatile lens to have in your bag.

digital_AM wrote in post #18455399
Thanks Vinz. I'm a big fan of the FE 55 lens. It's just an all around versatile lens to have in your bag.

I've been thinking about selling mine to get the CV 65mm, but it's hard to do...I also really like the little 55mm.

i used to owned it but it's a victim of collateral damage when i bought the 85GM.

I really like the size too. now i want it back.

the mini otus title is huge. it's really sharp. color is good too.

It turned out to be a nice sunset after all.

FE 55mm:

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vinmunoz wrote in post #18455404
i used to owned it but it's a victim of collateral damage when i bought the 85GM.

I really like the size too. now i want it back.

I picked one up after the 85 gm and consequently sold it
Too close to 85.

that's why my version of trinity before during my canon days were 35/85/135.

bored and revisited these images.

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Back to the 70’s

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Good morning from the NYC

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Looking up by rramirez2008, on Flickr

David83 wrote in post #18454788
This thread moves as fast as the A9 =)

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how do you like that little 50mm lens?

Today's Tip:

When I arrive at a new location, I don't immediately take out my camera. Instead, I like to use my smart phone to visualize compositions. The lenses on most phones are equivalent to 35mm. Not only is using your phone helpful in finding that unique composition but it also helps you figure out what focal length you should shoot the scene with. If I see that I want include more of the scene than what the image from my phone is revealing, I'll go with my 21mm lens or wider. Same if I want to isolate parts of the scene. Give it a try and I think you'll find that this will help you out in the field.