Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

randy98mtu wrote in post #18752528
I get ALLLLL the way to the left lane when I pass this place in the morning.

Gallery photo (hosted):
posted by randy98mtu originally in forum: Urban Life & Travel

You should post this shot in the "Road" forum...

Dumpster diving picking up the bottom of the barrel from the year...
One from back in March.

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A couple of door shots from Mission San Jose using the Canon 24mm TSE. I recently shot two missions in SATX as part of my work for a client that is handling the preservation and restoration of the Missions.

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Snapshots from the ultimate point and shoot, A9 + 28-75, hard to miss

idsurfer wrote in post #18752858
You should post this shot in the "Road" forum...

I posted it in the funny signs.

Downtown Corpus Christi, TX. skyline last night.

Photo from txsizzler's gallery.
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randy98mtu wrote in post #18752933
I posted it in the funny signs.

I suggested the road thread cause of how well your “rainy road” pic went over!

Charlie wrote in post #18752930
Snapshots from the ultimate point and shoot, A9 + 28-75, hard to miss

It is pretty incredible isn't it.

Yeah. Sensitive group over there.

TRhoads wrote in post #18752962
It is pretty incredible isn't it.

if the R3 is 75% accurate for a given sequence, the A9 feels like 90%. while 15% doesnt seem like much, you can calculate that when shooting half second bursts, I typically shoot @ 8fps on the R3, yielding 3 usable shots for that given burst, while the A9 would yield 7-9 (depending on if running full speed) for that given burst...... pretty insane when you think about it. For a full second burst, we can be @ 6 vs up to 18 frames. While 6 for an action sequence, and more for non action is pretty good, 18 is a lot better, and in some ways overkill.

when it becomes useful, it puts a smile on my face. The 0 blackout and lag is so very nice.

I hardly ever put down my R3, and see myself using the A9 even more. It does have some disappointments with the firmware compared to the R3, but nothing dealbreaking. I really dig the top dials on the left, it means that I can reserve mem 1, 2, and 3 for different video scenarios, really sweet.

that top left dial should come standard on future bodies, I really like it.

This time of the year is sooo depressing, already thinking about next summer.

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Vinz that camp fire is really terrible. Really glad you made it through that OK and good on you for doing what you can to contribute to those who weren't as fortunate.

Went to the American Swedish Institute/Turnblad Mansion today with the 21 Distagon - neat place.

Sony α7 II / ILCE-7M2 • Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 21mm f/2.8 @21mm • 1/60 • f/5.6 • ISO 160

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Main Entrance to the Mansion by Heightsfidelity, on Flickr

Sony α7 II / ILCE-7M2 • Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 21mm f/2.8 @21mm • 1/15 • f/8 • ISO 6400

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Griffin Straircase by Heightsfidelity, on Flickr

Sony α7 II / ILCE-7M2 • Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 21mm f/2.8 @21mm • 1/60 • f/8 • ISO 2000

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Salon Ceiling by Heightsfidelity, on Flickr

Sony α7 II / ILCE-7M2 • Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 21mm f/2.8 @21mm • 1/60 • f/5.6 • ISO 4000

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Ceiling Detail by Heightsfidelity, on Flickr

Sony α7 II / ILCE-7M2 • Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 21mm f/2.8 @21mm • 1/15 • f/8 • ISO 6400

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Grand Hall by Heightsfidelity, on Flickr

Sony α7 II / ILCE-7M2 • Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 21mm f/2.8 @21mm • 1/60 • f/5.6 • ISO 2500

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Tile Stove Detail and Christmas Tree by Heightsfidelity, on Flickr

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