Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

Fort the past four years when we go to the beach, I have taken a picture of my daughter in this spot...it started on the first trip there, and the first image was shot with a Mamiya RB67 120 Film Camera. And each year, I have tried to make edit the photo in a way that resembled the old film image...this is the one from this year, she is 7 now...

I'd posted Eagle Cliff Falls via the Laowa, here via the Sony 35ZA. Almost a completely different
water fall

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TRhoads wrote in post #18652086
Fort the past four years when we go to the beach, I have taken a picture of my daughter in this spot...it started on the first trip there, and the first image was shot with a Mamiya RB67 120 Film Camera. And each year, I have tried to make edit the photo in a way that resembled the old film image...this is the one from this year, she is 7 now...

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I'd like to think I'd live to see a 30 year collage of shots Travis
Oh, had to do a double take on the shadow tattoo on her right ankle-calf.

TRhoads wrote in post #18652086
Fort the past four years when we go to the beach, I have taken a picture of my daughter in this spot...it started on the first trip there, and the first image was shot with a Mamiya RB67 120 Film Camera. And each year, I have tried to make edit the photo in a way that resembled the old film image...this is the one from this year, she is 7 now...

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they grow up so fast, I'm about to have a teenager in my house..... along with a newborn....

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18652103
I'd like to think I'd live to see a 30 year collage of shots Travis
Oh, had to do a double take on the shadow tattoo on her right ankle-calf.

Believe it or not...when she was looking at the images with me...she liked this frame, because of those shadows looking like tattoos on her leg...

Charlie wrote in post #18652108
they grow up so fast, I'm about to have a teenager in my house..... along with a newborn....

Too fast...can't imagine a newborn and a teen...

Charlie wrote in post #18652108
they grow up so fast, I'm about to have a teenager in my house..... along with a newborn....

I can send you vodka for the nerves.

Just wait until your grandchildren have children of their own.

Killing time, still going through Gannet shots.
Do you all see people on Flickr who will post 1 million shots of the same bierd but in slightly different wing positions?
I try to avoid that, like what is the point. Anyway between 3 cameras I have a lifetime supply of Gannets but I'll not
wear out my Flickr page nor this thread with them. Now for a bowl of crow/gannet to eat my words.

navydoc wrote in post #18652115
Just wait until your grandchildren have children of their own.

at least I'll be able to shoot what I want by then.... and I've been dipping my toes into a lot of video and timelapses, still feeling out the process, hopefully will be able to post something meaningful one day....

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18652112
I can send you vodka for the nerves.

got way too much alcohol for my 40th bday a week back

really nothing to it, I'll have some downtime, and I'll be back to normal in no time.

Charlie wrote in post #18651942
with sony, best not use autoiso with flash.

you dont want the lowest ISO either, you often want to capture ambient. Often indoors, you can set it and forget it @ ISO 800, or you can meter 1-2 stops under and lock it in manual mode. Outdoors is fine to use autoiso in good light. Generally works fine when filling

ahh ok.ill try that next music event, so when u say capture some ambbient i know the sony has a setting where the flash compensation will adjust for flash only or flash/ambient, what ever it defaults to i was told to change it, i was getting some weird thngs in ttl mode with it in default,do u want this to ambient/flash or just the flash. thanx for the reply

navydoc wrote in post #18652115
Just wait until your grandchildren have children of their own.

Unless something goes very unexpected...I won't live that long.one of the things I realize after getting married late and having one child even later.

TRhoads wrote in post #18652221
Unless something goes very unexpected...I won't live that long.one of the things I realize after getting married late and having one child even later.

What the frak!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You're talking like you are old!!!!!!!!! I'm laughing Travis. I can't even remember 50.

Good morning from the backyard-
p.s. I know most full-framer's are adverse to using crop lenses. Not me

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Tamron 28-75mm is en route from Procam.
Curious how it stands against the stellar FE24-105.
Here's another from the crop mode Sigma 16mm F1.4
I'm so glad I'm not FF encumbered.