Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

Don’t succumb to GAS. Don’t succumb to GAS.

David Arbogast wrote in post #18552061
Thanks Alfredo!

I pick my 35mm based on my primary interest at the moment. Whenever I want to shoot wide open, like the Aquarium image, I run with the FE 35mm 1.4 ZA. For the gas station/super market I was initially shooting the gas pumps @ f/1.4, so I had the lens already mounted for that reason. However if I am being more deliberate about a stopped-down architecture/landscape shot then I always go with the Loxia. Awesome lenses both (for me).

That’s great. I would love own both the FE 35 f1.4 and Loxia 35. Each one excels at different things and make an awesome pair.

Crap, this always happens! I missed out on another mint lens from Fred Maranda. This time it was his Voightlander Ultron 35 f1.7 with PCX and adapter. It was all setup ready for use. I also missed out on his mint copy of the Loxia 35 several months ago.

Edit: I realize I have been going kind of nuts over 35 mm lenses but it’s a gap in my lineup. And there isn’t a perfect 35 mm lens for Sony E mount yet. The Ultron 35 would have been a great choice for shooting wide open and stopped down.

rantercsr wrote in post #18552129

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/23RW​wMG DSC02715-Edit-3 by Randall Herrera, on Flickr

great soft light mate. Nice portrait.

digital_AM wrote in post #18552117
Crap, this always happens! I missed out on another mint lens from Fred Maranda. This time it was his Voightlander Ultron 35 f1.7 with PCX and adapter. It was all setup ready for use. I also missed out on his mint copy of the Loxia 35 several months ago.

Edit: I realize I have been going kind of nuts over 35 mm lenses but it’s a gap in my lineup. And there isn’t a perfect 35 mm lens for Sony E mount yet. The Ultron 35 would have been a great choice for shooting wide open and stopped down.

if the sigma is good and small enough, I'de sell mine. Otherwise, I'm comfortable playing the waiting game. My particular bag wont fit anything much larger than the FE 85, so I've limited myself from getting anything bigger.

rantercsr wrote in post #18552129

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/23RW​wMG DSC02715-Edit-3 by Randall Herrera, on Flickr

Very very nice! Beautiful model too.

eriet30 wrote in post #18552013
Thanks...... I am really bad about the setting px thing...... On the original maybe i was capturing negative space in an artsy way?....

ACK.... now I see the dust spots too I need to watch for that

Like your missile capture
Dust spots? I cannot keep them off the a9.

So I doubt I could get anybody interested here in the SigArt 35
Used twice in two years

a couple portrait for today. Salina and Brittney

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/23Vk​Q7g

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/EgiD​9P

Love the second one Vinz!!

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18552213
Very very nice! Beautiful model too.

vinmunoz wrote in post #18552161
great soft light mate. Nice portrait.

Thanks!!

used the expodisc..
i still made a slight adjustment to WB in post..but much better than what AWB was giving me

but skin tones were not a struggle with this pic.. some slight adjustments but that typical (for me)

i did the best i could .. before the shoot she warned me she had a bit of a break out (skin)..
so yeah.. lots of pimples and such to work out .. not 100% satisfied in that regard , but at my level i usually get to the point where i kinda fixed it but then if i continue to try to get it 100% i start making it look worse.. so "kinda fixed" will have to suffice .. atleast till my skill level goes up

One from yesterday morning.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/22y8​kMn Windansea at Sunrise: 1/29/18 by tltichy, on Flickr

You can't see it at this resolution, but in the distance of that image there is a cool mirage, I grabbed a shot of it with the 70-200 and then cropped in to 1100x1100 to get a better view of it.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/JYAC​Vx Inverted Superior Mirage of a Ship at Sea by tltichy, on Flickr

gregr2 wrote in post #18552286
Love the second one Vinz!!

Thanks.

Zion the Watchman reflection. Zeiss 16-35/4. CPL and smoothreflections app