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And this is what the above Mavic 2 was able to capture

Talley wrote in post #18706008
And this is what the above Mavic 2 was able to capture

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Wow IQ on that thing is stellar.

Great shot

mystik610 wrote in post #18706013
Wow IQ on that thing is stellar.

Great shot

It's not bad. That shot had too much noise from an intentional under exposed to preserve the sky. I've order a graduated filter to help. I really enjoy the sunrise/sunset photos with the drones. I worked this as much as my skill could allow me.

Thanks though

Talley wrote in post #18706008
And this is what the above Mavic 2 was able to capture

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I need me some mavic in my life.....

are you licensed or do you just fly rogue?

Brown Bridge at Lake Lanier

Loxia 21 with SR app

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Charlie wrote in post #18706028
I need me some mavic in my life.....

are you licensed or do you just fly rogue?

Well I'm registered with FAA and have all my birds tagged. I stay LOS mostly and under 400' limit. I break the rules every now and then but I'm in class B air space so I don't jack around too much. This shot was taken around 800' from my house at approx 250' elevation. I really prefer shots around the 175-250' range. Adds a unique look. You go up too high and it's just eh... looks like taken out of an airplane window.

I just fly the things for fun and take photos 90% of the time. The new 1" sensor is really nice. It's not SLR but it's a substantial improvement over the 1/2.3" 12MP sensor.

digital_AM wrote in post #18706032
Brown Bridge at Lake Lanier

Loxia 21 with SR app

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2aZB​K5k Brown Bridge at Sunset by Alfredo Mora, on Flickr

Great use of a Sun star.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18706072
Great use of a Sun star.

Thank you Robert. Loxia lenses are great at it.

digital_AM wrote in post #18706077
Thank you Robert. Loxia lenses are great at it.

Indeed. Makes me want one

Few more from Bath last Sunday morning. Really trying to play subtly with the colours in a different way in this little set.

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Hi Guys

I feel like a total nob today!! After a shoot yesterday I realized it was time to finally clean my A7R2 sensor, I've done sensor cleaning sooo many times in the past on both on my origional A7R and all of my Canon bodies over the years without ever having an issue until today. I just can't seem to get the damn thing clean. Came close a few times but eventually ended up with a number of smears/streaks and decided to put the camera away. I've always used Eclipse fluid in the past but I decided to try out VisibleDust's swabs and solution for the first time and really struggled to get it clean. Eclipse was always so effective, two swips and I was done.

What are you guys using for wet cleaning on your Sony bodies sensors?

LeeRatters wrote in post #18706646
Few more from Bath last Sunday morning. Really trying to play subtly with the colours in a different way in this little set.

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*** by Lee, on Flickr

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*** by Lee, on Flickr

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*** by Lee, on Flickr

Nice. The subtle colors enhance the 'old world' feel of these structures.

Photographs like these may seem mundane to many but I really enjoy seeing the 'real' towns and villages instead of what the typical tourist might see.

Miranda1 wrote in post #18706663
Hi Guys

I feel like a total nob today!! After a shoot yesterday I realized it was time to finally clean my A7R2 sensor, I've done sensor cleaning sooo many times in the past on both on my origional A7R and all of my Canon bodies over the years without ever having an issue until today. I just can't seem to get the damn thing clean. Came close a few times but eventually ended up with a number of smears/streaks and decided to put the camera away. I've always used Eclipse fluid in the past but I decided to try out VisibleDust's swabs and solution for the first time and really struggled to get it clean. Eclipse was always so effective, two swips and I was done.

What are you guys using for wet cleaning on your Sony bodies sensors?

I'm sure others can point you in the right direction but in my case, I've been fortunate not to need wet cleaning yet. For dust, I use the Eyelead Stick for Sony sensors.

I found this old brass safety pin without a coil spring in an equally old sewing machine table. I don't know how common these are but I thought it was interesting.

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