Sony A7x lounge

Taking a portrait break.

Landscape. I'm sorry though this was taken from my LX100 yesterday.

Honeyrun Wooden Bridge, Chico, Ca

uljens wrote in post #18337726
You mean adapter or lens?
Lens = Helios 77m-4 (50mm f/1.8)
Adapter = noname - https://www.aliexpress​.com …=2114.13010708.​0.0.9awmRj

Adaptor. I have both a 77m-4 and a 44-2

Thank you

vinmunoz wrote in post #18337265
the tilt shift blur in PS.

thank you.

Did you just mask out the girl after applying the Tilt Shift...really nice masking job if so.

Just updated the family profile portrait I did a few years ago. It's been about 2 years since my last update.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/SVqH​aU

Nice image. Wrong thread?

more testing with bombo filter holder + 10

pretty incredible no hard vignette with the 10 considering how wide it is. Ultra tight tolerances

cc1995 wrote in post #18338002
Did you just mask out the girl after applying the Tilt Shift...really nice masking job if so.

mask out first. duplicate the background image. activate the selection from the refine edge, expand selection(select>modify>expand.. around 35). while on the duplicated background, shift delete to delete the model. then on the same layer apply a tilt shift blur. Doing so won't create any halo.

hope it helps. i'm making a video of this soon.

xpfloyd wrote in post #18338017
Nice image. Wrong thread?

My pic and my wife's was actually done back when I owned a 6D. The picture of my son and daughter was taken with the A7RII and Sony 55 1.8. It must be picking up the metadata from the original background image made a few years ago since the image is a composite. Don't know how I could really change the metadata on Flickr but my Sony was used. I no longer have the 6D.

vinmunoz wrote in post #18338051
mask out first. duplicate the background image. activate the selection from the refine edge, expand selection(select>modify>expand.. around 35). while on the duplicated background, shift delete to delete the model. then on the same layer apply a tilt shift blur. Doing so won't create any halo.

hope it helps. i'm making a video of this soon.

magic wand or pen tool?

and the layer you deleted the model, do you fill with content aware or just leave it?

vinmunoz wrote in post #18338051
mask out first. duplicate the background image. activate the selection from the refine edge, expand selection(select>modify>expand.. around 35). while on the duplicated background, shift delete to delete the model. then on the same layer apply a tilt shift blur. Doing so won't create any halo.

hope it helps. i'm making a video of this soon.

Thanks. I would love to see the video when you make it. Make sure you provide a link here when you do.

vinmunoz wrote in post #18338051
mask out first. duplicate the background image. activate the selection from the refine edge, expand selection(select>modify>expand.. around 35). while on the duplicated background, shift delete to delete the model. then on the same layer apply a tilt shift blur. Doing so won't create any halo.

hope it helps. i'm making a video of this soon.

I believe that's the same technique that Asm Arif uses on YouTube. Works well.

cc1995 wrote in post #18338052
My pic and my wife's was actually done back when I owned a 6D. The picture of my son and daughter was taken with the A7RII and Sony 55 1.8. It must be picking up the metadata from the original background image made a few years ago since the image is a composite. Don't know how I could really change the metadata on Flickr but my Sony was used. I no longer have the 6D.

Ahh gotcha, thats nicely done. I missed the fact you had added to it with the addition of your kids. Nice idea

cc1995 wrote in post #18338052
My pic and my wife's was actually done back when I owned a 6D. The picture of my son and daughter was taken with the A7RII and Sony 55 1.8. It must be picking up the metadata from the original background image made a few years ago since the image is a composite. Don't know how I could really change the metadata on Flickr but my Sony was used. I no longer have the 6D.

Make a snapshot of your finished composted image (ctl+alt+shft+e) and drag it using the move tool onto one of the images created with the sony camera that is opened on its own tab. Have the composite on the top layer, Crop the Sony image to the same size as the composite above it if needed and then do a "save as". The composite will now have the metadata of the Sony image.

vinmunoz wrote in post #18337732
Taking a portrait break.

Landscape. I'm sorry though this was taken from my LX100 yesterday.

Honeyrun Wooden Bridge, Chico, Ca

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that looks really good, great little cam

Charlie wrote in post #18338062
magic wand or pen tool?

and the layer you deleted the model, do you fill with content aware or just leave it?

I use quick selection tool, lasso tool and pen tool.

shift delete with content aware selected.