Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

Rayfo wrote in post #19054571
Very enterprising, Gene - and it worked really well! That's quality.

Thanks. Boy, there were a lot of things to remember to do for each exposure but it added to the challenge.

Step 1- Release the advance lever on the film back.
2- Advance film for the next exposure.
3- Get a light meter reading.
4- Set the aperture and shutter speed based on the light meter reading.
5- Cock the shutter on the camera.
6- Lock the start lever on the autoknips II (AKII)
7- Set the delay time on the AKII
8- Wind the AKII
9- Cock the shutter cable plunger
10- Adjust the shutter cable support to hold in place.
11- Hold the end of the prefocus string.
12- Release the AKII start lever.
13- Move to the focus area, holding the string at the corner of the eye.
14- Pose and wait for the timer to take the exposure.
15- Repeat the above.

Bianchi wrote in post #19054539
@ eriet have a look at this to pull behind your Jeep, there's only one caveat, you have to move down under. They are not available in US . They are made for Overland Trekking, lots of ground clearance for off road.

@ David Arbogast you'll like the Euro interior

https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=xiuBbtrMxTA

If you want to skip the frills and go hard core off road, you need to tow one of these: Conqueror Overland Adventure Trailer

eriet30 wrote in post #19052880
I got a nucamp.... Tab

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/21aJ​dcE _DSC2980.jpg by Paul, on Flickr

Sweet camper! Do you have any interior shots? My first car was a '92 5 speed Wrangler. Always loved the YJs, but man the newish jeeps are sweet too! Very fun vehicles to tweak and accessorize.

eriet30 wrote in post #19054642

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/RUS7​1P _DSC6107.jpg by Paul, on Flickr

Think this is the only one. Thats a bath on the left

Definitely more space than I imagined and the layout looks nice!

Since my Iceland trip was cancelled due to Coronavirus I have been planning an adventure to do after lockdown is lifted. I wanted to do something in Scotland as I imagine after lockdown their will still be restrictions in international travel for a while.

So I have decided to cycle the "Hebriddean Way" which is a 185 mile trip covering 10 islands in Scotland's Western Isles and also includes 6 causeways and 2 ferries!

Should be a good opportunity for some nice photos as the scenery is lovely up there.

If anyopne is interested here is the route - https://www.visitouter​hebrides.co.uk …et_V2_SCREEN_FI​NAL(1).pdf

And here is a page talking about the individual sections - https://www.visitscotl​and.com …ridean-way-cycling-route/

Eddie wrote in post #19054727
Since my Iceland trip was cancelled due to Coronavirus I have been planning an adventure to do after lockdown is lifted. I wanted to do something in Scotland as I imagine after lockdown their will still be restrictions in international travel for a while.

So I have decided to cycle the "Hebriddean Way" which is a 185 mile trip covering 10 islands in Scotland's Western Isles and also includes 6 causeways and 2 ferries!

Should be a good opportunity for some nice photos as the scenery is lovely up there.

If anyopne is interested here is the route - https://www.visitouter​hebrides.co.uk …et_V2_SCREEN_FI​NAL(1).pdf

And here is a page talking about the individual sections - https://www.visitscotl​and.com …ridean-way-cycling-route/

That looks like a good trip. How many days do you think, to do it ?

Still working through Death Valley images. The best clouds and atmosphere we had on the trip were the evening out in Badwater. The star of the show was the water in the Salt Polygons.

A short film written/filmed/edited by my son. It won first in California's regional competition for a particular category. He will move to a statewide competition if and when the covid19 is over

all shot handheld using the A7III with the 28-75 tammy.

Klystron wrote in post #19054767
That looks like a good trip. How many days do you think, to do it ?

We are looking to do it over 6 days, it will be more overall as we need to get to the start point the day before (drive and a ferry) and at the end we need to somehow get back to the car (not worked that bit out yet)

TRhoads wrote in post #19054783
Still working through Death Valley images. The best clouds and atmosphere we had on the trip were the evening out in Badwater. The star of the show was the water in the Salt Polygons.

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So much good about this Travis, awesome shot

vinmunoz wrote in post #19054799
A short film written/filmed/edited by my son. It won first in California's regional competition for a particular category. He will move to a statewide competition if and when the covid19 is over

all shot handheld using the A7III with the 28-75 tammy.

Wow that's awesome! Very nice vid too. Love the concept and the camera work and post production are on point.

vinmunoz wrote in post #19054799
A short film written/filmed/edited by my son. It won first in California's regional competition for a particular category. He will move to a statewide competition if and when the covid19 is over

all shot handheld using the A7III with the 28-75 tammy.

Dude...that is powerful stuff right there...gave me chills man.