Sony A7x lounge

navydoc wrote in post #18045865
Here's another new feature, the Face-Aware Liquify Tool. Vince should like this one.

https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=2zhgvNfJTnM

I need this for a shot of my wife and son walking down the beach. Need to fix her expression from "feeling overwhelmed" to "joy and happiness". Haha

EverydayGetaway wrote in post #18045764
It's not an X-Trans sensor, thus it has an AA filter so it won't be as sharp as the later ones, but from what I've heard they're still very good. I know that the lens tends to get a sticky and oily aperture though so be careful when looking for one. I nearly bought one myself a while back. I would consider spending the extra bit to go for the X-100S if you can swing it.

Thank you bud. There is someone I sort of know local to me on Flickr who shoots an X100T so I may fire a mail across & see if we can meet at some point

digital_AM wrote in post #18045894
I need this for a shot of my wife and son walking down the beach. Need to fix her expression from "feeling overwhelmed" to "joy and happiness". Haha

Also fantastic for street photography to help turn all the "WTF are you doing taking my picture?" angry looks to happy fun-loving people. I had more than a few shots ruined by those faces in my recent KC series.

anyone see the news on the mirrorless hasselblad?

it's only $9000, which seems too good to be true or really watered down?

Charlie wrote in post #18045902
anyone see the news on the mirrorless hasselblad?

it's only $9000, which seems too good to be true or really watered down?

Looks cool. Add on the cost of lenses and it's still way out of my reach. It is definitely a nice step in the right direction from a cost and form factor standpoint. Looks like they have a major announcement tomorrow, so we might know more then: http://www.hasselblad.​com/

LeeRatters wrote in post #18045899
Thank you bud. There is someone I sort of know local to me on Flickr who shoots an X100T so I may fire a mail across & see if we can meet at some point

I've never used the original but read that it is slow compared to the s and t. That may be fine for what you shoot but like Lucas says if you can swing the s or t go for that. It has been said though that the output from the Bayer sensor in the original is very nice and there's lots of folks who prefer it to the xtrans sensor in the other two

David, others. Here's a much more thorough tutorial on using the new "select and mask" tool. You can find other more detailed tut's for PS on his channel as well, including the newest version.

https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=j3gnMlHGg-I

digital_AM wrote in post #18045869
I'm planning to attend the US vs Argentina game tonight in Houston. I'm taking my a7RII and Loxia 21 lens. Is it possible to do a pano of the stadium indoors or is it a big pain to stitch properly because people are moving?

Stop by Houston Camera Exchange on your way in and buy the CV10. Problem solved

mystik610 wrote in post #18045961
Stop by Houston Camera Exchange on your way in and buy the CV10. Problem solved

Great idea! Haha. That would be a perfect lens to use.

digital_AM wrote in post #18045969
Great idea! Haha. That would be a perfect lens to use.

Lol have fun at the game Alfredo. I wanted to take my son since he started watching copa america, but the ticket prices have sort of skyrocketed. NRG stadium is huge. The 21mm might be wide enough to frame a good amount of the stadium from certain vantage points

mystik610 wrote in post #18046006
Lol have fun at the game Alfredo. I wanted to take my son since he started watching copa america, but the ticket prices have sort of skyrocketed. NRG stadium is huge. The 21mm might be wide enough to frame a good amount of the stadium from certain vantage points

You had some excellent Houston Cougars stadium shots last year with the Batis 25mm, so 21mm is wider still.

David Arbogast wrote in post #18046015
You had some excellent Houston Cougars stadium shots last year with the Batis 25mm, so 21mm is wider still.

Yeah and that stadium is much smaller than NRG. NRG has close tot double the capacity of UH's stadium. Excited to see what Alfredo produces. The game is sold out so it should be a nice looking crowd.

Here's a shot of the backyard in the city, the 'bird studio' and insect hotel; using
the adapted EOS 8-15mm at 11mm

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/JgVV​mi

Zero regret on this lens.....