Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

my favorite from yesterday's wedding.

Hocus Pocus

85GM + a9 at ISO 12,800. AD200 inside 32 inch octa

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My wife, who is a former intensive care nurse, setting up an I.V. drip for her mom. The pole to hang the fluids on hadn't been delivered yet so I improvised and used a light stand.

David Arbogast wrote in post #18468464
Beautiful. I'd love to shoot some Bison with my FE 100-400mm.

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Closest place to us David is probably Land Between the Lakes, which is a great destination for many other things too. Great camping there and we're off season so not a lot
of folks there; well probably not so much fall colors though.

Just in cast any happen on this thread who are new to Sony sensors
here is my afternoon fun working ettL.
I know ETTR is the happening place right?
This dark out have to do something to keep the ISO down

Two screen shots, SOOC, then pulled in post

Final image.
Point? Well what most of us know in the Sony camp, that Sony sensors are either ISO invariant or
mighty close; that you can purposefully underexpose to keep the ISO down and then regain in
post processing.
Really not to shabby for a crop sensor I think, what about you?

There is another reason. The RX10iv is due out soon, like 9 days, and that sensor just might be
ISOless too....or maybe close, and I'll have to use techniques like this to get the most out of it.

I bet most here are not interested in a 1 inch sensor camera but I thought this was a great read
on exposing to the left
https://petapixel.com …ger-safari-sony-rx10-iii/

mickeyb105 wrote in post #18468314
That mouse needs to start paying for your art, Carlo! IJS!

Hah that'd be a dream man. Too bad my wife is getting all of the photo credits lol

another from this gal.

From out trip to Europe

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gregr2 wrote in post #18468550
From out trip to Europe

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Fantastic reflective work.

On the trip we boondocked in the Bridger-Teton nat. forest. It abuts Grand Teton National Park and while
I was running the Milky Way timelapse on the A7Rii I took an image of our camp with the a6300. As you'll see this boondock
site is known by many and is awesome because camping there is free and you have a direct sky viewscape of
the Grand Tetons, if you ever take your camper/RV there just know everyone just tries to
fit in as best they can with the view. It's a bit of a gnarly road up to the knoll but the Promaster didn't have any trouble.

Here's camp just after sunset-

i have the XPlor600 and V860II. I think i'm missing one, the AD200.

I've heard the recycle time is slow when using HSS. has anyone experience this?

My first RIF-

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vinmunoz wrote in post #18468601
i have the XPlor600 and V860II. I think i'm missing one, the AD200.

I've heard the recycle time is slow when using HSS. has anyone experience this?

Recycle time in general is slow on the AD200. AD600 and AD360 cycle much faster.

The cool thing about the a200 is that you just flip it on and its ready to go.