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This is the photo I had printed on metal. House of parliament in Budapest.

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vinmunoz wrote in post #18512050
I'm sorry for a non sony post related. Just a proud daddy. lol. My son on the guitar with his jazz band.

Captured in 4K with the Panasonic LX100. Video edited and graded in Photoshop 2018

Watched and loved the entire show Vinz.
At work I won't even let the techs have the radio on, my FEAR of hearing the McCartney Christmas song!
But watching your son and the others members of the band took me back to playing in several bands myself
and I played a double B-Flat bass ha!

5280Pics wrote in post #18512204
My company has been remodeling our Cafeteria for several months now. It's just about done, and I want to get a nice wide shot of it for our Intranet Face page. It has a huge saltwater aquarium so I'm excited to get some snaps!

P.S. as a Virgo, and someone who has a touch of OCD, I really appreciate the symmetry of your interior shots!

Haha thank you. I’m the same way. I’m looking forward to seeing your shots.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18512242
Alfredo, for a 'typical' business world/architectural/ad​vertisement type this shot isn't boring at all! I think its the huge perspective
and the leading lines plus the alternating colors of the chairs that pull me and draw me to the other wall.
Normally I wouldn't look at verticals in walls but you people here in this thread have taught me to look for things like that in architectural
images! and all these look as they should to my eye....but remember in what I shoot there are no straight lines
I assume this is with the 16-35GM, just curious.

Thank you very much. Love hearing feedback like this. Yep I used the FE 16-35 GM. It’s my primary lens now for these work assignments. I’m about ready for a break from these architecture assignments. I would love to shoot some landscapes or some long exposure black and white images.

Today's bird

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18512253
Watched and loved the entire show Vinz.
At work I won't even let the techs have the radio on, my FEAR of hearing the McCartney Christmas song!
But watching your son and the others members of the band took me back to playing in several bands myself
and I played a double B-Flat bass ha!

Thank you. i'm glad it helps refresh your memories.

There was a slight slight breeze but over a 4 second exposure I could see it, used shake-reduction in
PScc to attempt a help.
Not my genre but fun playing with the 24-105 at 93mm F4, small focus point on left edge of the ball.

gregr2 wrote in post #18512251
This is the photo I had printed on metal. House of parliament in Budapest.

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Beautiful.
Print worthy.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18512247
At this point with the 5Div, the D850, the A7Riii how can anyone go wrong in either direction!

Hold my beer . . .

To borrow Medicine Man's line, that's a 10-star image!

digital_AM wrote in post #18511974
Very nice use of sub framing your subject.

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16-35 GM

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digital_AM wrote in post #18512157
You can't go wrong with either lens. I do find that the Batis 18 is just a tad bit sharper, especially in the corners than the GM lens so you'll be fine with the prime from an IQ standpoint. I think they both render about the same. Loxia 21 still comes out ahead there.

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This isn't 100% symmetrical given that the arrangement of the chairs in this conference room but I still liked the painting in the center, the ceiling design, and the wood panels. I also like how the FE 16-35 GM gives just a hint of sun stars for the light sources, not enough to be distracting but enough to provide some interest.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/E6Wh​7A 20171130-UTSA-Conference-Center-269-Edit-Edit-web-size-1280px by Alfredo Mora, on Flickr

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Excellent work Alfredo!

uljens wrote in post #18511766
almost 50 years old lens, available light, ISO 12800, ... , Meopta 1.3/50

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Wonderful! I love the look of these images.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18512323
There was a slight slight breeze but over a 4 second exposure I could see it, used shake-reduction in
PScc to attempt a help.
Not my genre but fun playing with the 24-105 at 93mm F4, small focus point on left edge of the ball.

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i like the size. it's much smaller than the Canon 24-105L. i'll try it for portrait this afternoon.

gregr2 wrote in post #18512251
This is the photo I had printed on metal. House of parliament in Budapest.

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Greg that is simply monumental and would look awesome on my wall too!

Thanks and thanks to everyone for all the kind words. I took that with my A6500 and the kit lens at ISO 4000 on one of our last nights in Budapest. The metal print from Adoramapix looks phenomenal on our living room wall, some things just look good on metal and this is one of them. The dots you see above the building are birds flying about. I lightened them a bit in the photo so they would be visible in the print as that is something my wife fell in love with and wanted to make sure she could see them in the print.

David Arbogast wrote in post #18512399
Excellent work Alfredo!

Thank you David!