Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

Charlie wrote in post #18790067
Taste of the burgers is acquired, my girls hate it, and my oldest did at one time, but it's been a 180 for him.

It's like booze and cigarettes

navydoc wrote in post #18790077
This is the McDonald's we used to go to beginning in the late 1950's, through high school, and after returning home from the US Navy.

My burgers of choice now are from Red Robin.

In-n-out burgers are good....just overrated because they're basically a cultural icon. But really cool restaurant...I think most burger joints have lost their sense of identity these days.

My favorite burger is probably a tie between five guys and the monterey melt at what-a-burger

mickeyb105 wrote in post #18790033
Thanks for posting DLee's article, it was a nice read and presented with proper images for sure.

That comments section, though. . . when will the DSLR guys stop with their antiquated talking points: battery life is terrible, color science is bad, and can't shoot action like a pro with mirrorless?

While I enjoy shooting with really anything that takes good images, it seems the hardcore DSLR loyalists never tire of spreading disinformation about the Sony mirrorless shooting experience.

Fake news lol!

I've stopped caring what DSLR luddite's have to say. There are some valid reasons to prefer DSLR, but at this point most of them have their heads buried so deep in the sand that they've lost any credibility IMO. They're simply out of touch.

Charlie wrote in post #18790253
Aren't you running an older body? The whole stacking thing is to replicate smooth reflections available on older bodies.

Aside from that, it's a Photoshop feature

Yeah, I have SR on my A7II, I was just curious as to how the resources would be used on the computer (CES has upgrades on my mind).

A sudden late afternoon shower briefly produced a nice rainbow. This is two rows of four shots stitched in PS. Even that wasn't enough to cover everything using my Batis 25 f2 lens.

Why didn't I think to shoot in portrait orientation!

So, this is a photograph of a rai...ow.

navydoc wrote in post #18790362
A sudden late afternoon shower briefly produced a nice rainbow. This is two rows of four shots stitched in PS. Even that wasn't enough to cover everything using my Batis 25 f2 lens.

Why didn't I think to shoot in portrait orientation!

So, this is a photograph of a rai...ow.

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In my defense, it was raining pretty hard at the time too.

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skies were amazing tonight, really wish I could have shot the cityscape with these conditions.

navydoc wrote in post #18790362
A sudden late afternoon shower briefly produced a nice rainbow. This is two rows of four shots stitched in PS. Even that wasn't enough to cover everything using my Batis 25 f2 lens.

Why didn't I think to shoot in portrait orientation!

So, this is a photograph of a rai...ow.

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In my defense, it was raining pretty hard at the time too.

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Have you tried adding some blank canvas on the top of the frame and cloning more sky? You might be able to connect the rainbow

bestbuy have 2 days sale. end soon.

ipad pro 11 512GB is 150 OFF

Doet!!!!

mystik610 wrote in post #18790412
Have you tried adding some blank canvas on the top of the frame and cloning more sky? You might be able to connect the rainbow

I just now tried for the heck of it but without success. I didn't spend too much time at the attempt though.

navydoc wrote in post #18790362
A sudden late afternoon shower briefly produced a nice rainbow. This is two rows of four shots stitched in PS. Even that wasn't enough to cover everything using my Batis 25 f2 lens.

Why didn't I think to shoot in portrait orientation!

So, this is a photograph of a rai...ow.

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In my defense, it was raining pretty hard at the time too.

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Did you find the pot of gold

My favorite landscape shot from the trip out west.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/23zb​dPT

mystik610 wrote in post #18790257
In-n-out burgers are good....just overrated because they're basically a cultural icon. But really cool restaurant...I think most burger joints have lost their sense of identity these days.

My favorite burger is probably a tie between five guys and the monterey melt at what-a-burger

this has been my new favorite. well 2nd.

$3.99 for cheeseburger. $1.20 for fried egg. place is called Bunz.

DTBaan wrote in post #18790539
this has been my new favorite. well 2nd.

$3.99 for cheeseburger. $1.20 for fried egg. place is called Bunz.

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they have a double.. and trust me. you do not want a double... you will look at it and wonder how you are going to eat it. lol

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I do believe in n out is overrated. it's good but not the best burger. in the past it was a big wow because it was cheap and out of this world. but prices has gone up and all fast food is getting really expensive.

Wow, serious heart attack burgers, love it

navydoc wrote in post #18790077
This is the McDonald's we used to go to beginning in the late 1950's, through high school, and after returning home from the US Navy.

My burgers of choice now are from Red Robin.

i used to love red robin but after the last two visits I was not impressed anymore. my go to was usually the banzai and the whiskey chicken.

Carlos mentioned five guys. I do like five guys as well. it depends how the person makes it. sometimes I have it really good. sometimes it's not as good.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18790536
My favorite landscape shot from the trip out west.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/23zb​dPT Red Pillows of Chinle by MedicineMan4040, on Flickr

love how the sun gave the mountains a nice glow

DTBaan wrote in post #18790542
i used to love red robin but after the last two visits I was not impressed anymore. my go to was usually the banzai and the whiskey chicken.

Carlos mentioned five guys. I do like five guys as well. it depends how the person makes it. sometimes I have it really good. sometimes it's not as good.

I've never even heard of those other restaurants you mentioned. Sometimes I think I live in the 'boonies' here.

BTW, did you, or anyone else, check out the link I posted yet? That's the oldest original design McDonald's standing today and looks almost like it did when I used to go there as a teenager. I lived in the next town over from Downey, Bell Gardens.