Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

xpfloyd wrote in post #18872059
Bubbles!

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Fun! Sharp! Can there be any doubt about the Tam 28-75???

rantercsr wrote in post #18872081

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Yeah really like this one. Wistful
More relaxed looking.
Really great processing too.

eriet30 wrote in post #18872096
BIF

Well its nose. So hard to get these suckers

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Haha that's great!

KayakPhotos wrote in post #18872097
My eye is on the rumored 200-600 as well. If it comes in 2k or less I’ll probably preorder. I would also like an a7000 for wildlife as well. I saw a rumor that Nikon might be releasing new mirrorless cameras as well. If they could release an aps-c mirrorless similar to a7 iiii performance I’d be really tempted. I really want a 500 PF, but would prefer it on mirrorless. I have very little hope that Sony will introduce this type of lens.

Yes to all of that Daniel.
I'm not committed to any 1 system.
If Nikon puts out a function mirrorless that will work the 500PF I'd have no choice.
But it will require an adapter don't you think?
Adapters have really come a long way, well the MC-11 has. Shooting the DOii on the Sony is such a pleasure
now...............but it is still an adapter

Heres some i got before my memory card developed an..issue..and lost about 30 of the shots i got :/

New memory card on order now

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TRhoads wrote in post #18872142
This kitchen and breakfast nook is almost as big as the first floor of my house...

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Great work. looks natural.

itsallart wrote in post #18872190
I could just live and cook in this kitchen; the hell with the rest of the house. I don't care

yeah, me too...it was pretty incredible.

KenjiS wrote in post #18872243
Heres some i got before my memory card developed an..issue..and lost about 30 of the shots i got :/

New memory card on order now

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love the look of the 35ZA...great action shots of some fun looking pups.

vinmunoz wrote in post #18872257
Great work. looks natural.

thanks, all natural light, no strobes on that one, it is a blend of two frames, but one frame was really only to recover some of the hot spot on the floor.

TRhoads wrote in post #18872339
yeah, me too...it was pretty incredible.

love the look of the 35ZA...great action shots of some fun looking pups.

thanks, all natural light, no strobes on that one, it is a blend of two frames, but one frame was really only to recover some of the hot spot on the floor.

lumenzia?

vinmunoz wrote in post #18872348
lumenzia?

nope, good old fashioned layer masking and blending by hand...I have found I can get better more natural looking images doing it this way.

High water on the North Fork Payette makes for scary rapids in the classic Class V run. But upstream in Cascade it makes for super sweet surf waves that are breaking overhead all day long!

I set the exposure and focus point on the 6500 and handed it to a gal on the bank watching and told her to just lay on the shutter button . Worked out pretty well.

These are all fairly heavily cropped from he 56mm.

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xpfloyd wrote in post #18871932
This is from the start of my hike on Saturday (literally 2 mins from where I was parked). I liked the way the light was coming through onto the hill on the right hand side

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xpfloyd wrote in post #18871958
This is about 5 hours later in the day and about 800m higher looking across to Carn nan Gabhar from Braigh Coire Chruinn-bhalgain that I had just came down off. Big difference in the grass colour compared to sea level in the shot above.

5 shot pano with the loxia (portrait orientation shots)

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idsurfer wrote in post #18872428
High water on the North Fork Payette makes for scary rapids in the classic Class V run. But upstream in Cascade it makes for super sweet surf waves that are breaking overhead all day long!

I set the exposure and focus point on the 6500 and handed it to a gal on the bank watching and told her to just lay on the shutter button . Worked out pretty well.

These are all fairly heavily cropped from he 56mm.

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https://flic.kr/p/2g8E​6oF20190603-_DSC7150 by cory shuler, on Flickr

Spotting the landing zone....

https://flic.kr/p/2g8E​7b320190603-_DSC7271 by cory shuler, on Flickr

https://flic.kr/p/2g8E​7pK20190603-_DSC7201 by cory shuler, on Flickr

She used a good camera, she must be a good photographer.

That water looks mighty cold to me.

I'm on the fence about grabbing another 70-200 gm. Its massive, expensive, and not the sharpest telephoto available, but extremely versatile with great autofocus for weddings. 85mm is long enough for the majority of what I shoot, but there are time when I need longer focal lengths. Plus if I ever want super telephoto focal lengths, I can add the extenders to my kit.

The flipside is that I can easily rent this lens as needed and still come out ahead because it's so expensive...its just a hassle.

Bokeh is not 85gm caliber...but neither are any of the 135's. This is what pushes me back to the 70-200.

I hate that this lens makes so much sense for me. Tamron apparently has a telephoto zoom in the works. I am going to preorder their UWA as soon as it's available. I just question the autofocus performance since I'd be using it for critical work.

navydoc wrote in post #18872442
She used a good camera, she must be a good photographer.

That water looks mighty cold to me.

Haha! Yeah, my Aunt has a good oven and makes great cookies!

The water is not as cold as some rivers. With the right gear it's all good!