Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18579579
Gene. Square nest.
I have 8 nesting boxes out back. They are square.
I was 'cleaning' the boxes from last year yesterday getting
ready for what might come.
Also relocated the hawk tower....that's a chore. Moved some Bluebird
houses, moved the bee hive....all in an hour then walked three miles.

You've been a busy boy! Thanks too for the details on the square nest.

My desktop also has 32gb of ram and generally handles large files well. Dealing with video, especially 4K, can be a chore at times.

WillMeades wrote in post #18579575
I set down my RX10 IV for a moment and picked up my A7r2 and snapped a few location photos for Sydney! I was playing with harsh sunlight using off camera flash with a softbox for fun!

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Like #1 with the eye catch light #2 Nice image but I personally don't go for the sullen look

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18579539
Multiple shots pixel shifted at different depths then stacked in Zerene Stacker. Sony
Pixel shift does work with flash, flashing at each of the 4 captures for each file. The individual TIFFs
were 241mb in size. Here is the Flickr link where you can click in the middle of the image for a larger
view/shame downsizing this one to 1280 (do we still have to do that?) for the forum
https://www.flickr.com …0670339081/in/d​ateposted/

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Robert
Left me guessing again. [also on your next image I'd guess they might be refillable printer inks?]
Are these Owl's eggs - I don't know what Owl feathers look like - never seen any
Jamie

Robert,
hate to hear about the Phantom fly away. In my quick grab camera bag, I always have my Mavic Pro and the a6500 with a wide angle and a zoom. You never know when you might want that aerial.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18579467
You are a wheeler and dealer

Gaab that is a huge step up from the a6000.

haha, yes. Have to offload some stuff to get this one past her :P I brought the a6000 back when I had my Canon 6D to see if I liked the Sony system. I think I brought the A7mkii about a month later and sold the 6D. I've hardly touched the a6000 since. I've used it for timelapse when I have been shooting with mkii, but other than that it sits at home. May as well cash it in while I can and upgrade the A7 too

Of course i have a new lens , what else would the weather be like

Never sure about bnw vs color ..

rantercsr wrote in post #18579742
Of course i have a new lens , what else would the weather be like

Never sure about bnw vs color ..

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I like the color (usually do). In this case the color one is almost b&w already, so I like that cheery bright green on the plant. Also like the slate blue gray created by the rain drops on the window pane.

These are just two snapshots but I took them to document the amount of snow we got last week as its the most I have ever seen here. Eventually ended up 2-3 feet deep in places

My garden path is suppsoed to be in the lower right

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xpfloyd wrote in post #18579756
These are just two snapshots but I took them to document the amount of snow we got last week as its the most I have ever seen here. Eventually ended up 2-3 feet deep in places

My garden path is suppsoed to be in the lower right

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My car

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Wow.

Wow! Eddie, don't get me wrong, that look beautiful. But what a pain ins't it!!

David Arbogast wrote in post #18579752
I like the color (usually do). In this case the color one is almost b&w already, so I like that cheery bright green on the plant. Also like the slate blue gray created by the rain drops on the window pane.

Yes that one bit of green adds some contrast to the otherwise gloomy pic ..

LeeRatters wrote in post #18579765
Wow! Eddie, don't get me wrong, that look beautiful. But what a pain ins't it!!

Yep. Cool for about 10 mins then a complete PITA for 7 days

xpfloyd wrote in post #18579756
These are just two snapshots but I took them to document the amount of snow we got last week as its the most I have ever seen here. Eventually ended up 2-3 feet deep in places

My garden path is suppsoed to be in the lower right

My car

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Audi wagon...S3 maybe...

and yeah, that would be a RPITA after about an hour...but 7 days...ha....I would go nuckingfutz.

TRhoads wrote in post #18579771
Audi wagon...S3 maybe...

and yeah, that would be a RPITA after about an hour...but 7 days...ha....I would go nuckingfutz.

BMW 335D M sport Touring. Only had it two weeks (bought used)

Our country can’t handle weather like that. 48 hours in and there was a bread shortage