Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

mystik610 wrote in post #19449694
Congrats!

Glad to see my old 35GM has stayed in the POTN fam lol.

Edit: its a great walking 35 and even though I settled on the Bigma and 35i, I found myself renting a 35GM for Hawaii last year because it's probably the best all arounder 35 for Sony

Haha, yep, it stayed in the POTN family...and isn't going anywhere.

mystik610 wrote in post #19449697
Glad to see you back in the portrait game pre hehe. Awesome as always

Thank you. Now that I'm back to the 7R Family(pre-ordered the RV), I'm planning to do more portraits next year.

Now that it has small and medium raw, I can use it both in RE and Portrait. The main reason I sold my RIV was because it's so overkill for RE.

Miranda1 wrote in post #19449705
These are beautiful. Love the rendering of the Sigma.

Thank you.

Haven't posted in a while. Sold all my Canon gear several years ago. Then I picked up an Olympus EM10 Mark II 4/3 camera. Used it very sparingly through the years and missed my Canon stuff.
Today I just picked up an A7R3 and a 24-105 G OSS lens to really get back into photography. From the few test shots I did, I'm very very impressed. Can't wait to start using it a lot!

My faves from yesterday.

I would not normally use 35mm for cars...but hey, its the new lens so it has to be on there all the time now...I should use 35 more. The background on this sucks, but I finally found the right lens or FL for this shot, now I just need to find the right place...85 was not showing the curves as much, and wider than 35 was showing too much distortion.

I continue to be amazed by the performance of my Sony RX-10 MkIV. To me, it still holds its place as the premier bridge camera, even though it is getting long in the tooth by camera standards. Rumours occasionally circulate that a MkV will be released, but with the current challenges to camera production, I am not holding my breath.

I volunteer at an open scientific wildlife sanctuary on the island of Tiritiri Matangi, in Auckland's Hauraki Gulf, here in New Zealand. It is here that one can find many extremely rare or threatened species of birds. In the latter group is the NZ Kereru, a very large native wood pidgeon. They are rather like the C130 Hercules of birds: big, heavy and able to do STOL! They tend to fly rapidly down the pathways of the island in their pairs, and I have felt the wind of them on my head on more than one occasion.

Available light, hand-held

This was from..... A good month or maybe more ago.... 35GM on the A7 at sunrise.

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Holiday Spirit.. A7R2 + CZ 100/2 @F2.

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Guess the lens used?

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LeeRatters wrote in post #19452003
Guess the lens used?

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Easy, easy, easy, easy….SO easy: You shot that with your Sony FE 400mm F 2.8 GM.

Great photo.