Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18887950
Probably the best camo in the natural world.
Excellent find/seeing Choder.

I'll have to go non Sony for this, but example of Tawny frogmouth camouflage at it's best.

If it is in the center of the frame then I see it, maybe

Charlie wrote in post #18888451
My SIL casually catches a mantis, like the largest I've ever seen.

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My favorite insect! Woot on the capture. We try to keep one alive each summer as long as we can.
Even order flies to feed them. That ones a beauty.

Using the surprising a5100.
The a5100 has 'live composite' like Poof's OMD M1 mk II. The only other
Sony who has it is the original Sony a7s (maybe the a7sii I don't know).
Forgot to mention, also with the Samyang 45mm f1.8 manually focused to
infinity just before infinity.
Fun for fireworks-

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The RX10iv goes on each daily walk.
Yesterday I found the 3 Red-tail Hawk fledges on the tree branch where Poof
said there were the previous day.
One flew for me

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Choderboy wrote in post #18888497
I'll have to go non Sony for this, but example of Tawny frogmouth camouflage at it's best.

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Nope, I'd never spot them.

I'll have to say I felt naked running out the door with the Tamron 28-75mm only. I typically have other lenses with me on an outing.

I sure wish I owned a 200-600 today :P

Documenting my family on my day off today was very rewarding. Pouring rain finally stopped and the kids had a hoot walking on the beach equipped with empty plastic jars collecting hermit crabs and other sea creatures. Of course they happily returned them to the water when we left

This is Ambleside beach in West Vancouver, Canada.

16 shot pano using the Sony A7mkiii and Sony FE85mm lens

Very happy with how this came out as I was guessing the placement for each shot.

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gaabnz wrote in post #18888923
16 shot pano using the Sony A7mkiii and Sony FE85mm lens

Very happy with how this came out as I was guessing the placement for each shot.

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Very nice. This is a part of photography I would like to do one day. It is a shame that I live in such a light polluted area that this is impossible right now.

Choderboy wrote in post #18888497
I'll have to go non Sony for this, but example of Tawny frogmouth camouflage at it's best.

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These guys are pretty remarkable! It's amazing how they just blend into their environment. The North American WoodCock is another that is almost impossible to spot but those guys just sit on the ground, I can't tell you how many times I've been walking through the woods and they launch right from underneath my feet scarring the hell out of me every time.

8 image stack of the core of the milky way with the rho ophiuchi cloud complex

Sony A7mkiii with Sony FE 85mm lens iso 12,800 @ f2.8. 8 second shots

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Such a difference with silent shutter. I have never managed to spend so much time close to these King parrots, 1D shutter sound spooks them.

Miranda1 wrote in post #18889015
These guys are pretty remarkable! It's amazing how they just blend into their environment. The North American WoodCock is another that is almost impossible to spot but those guys just sit on the ground, I can't tell you how many times I've been walking through the woods and they launch right from underneath my feet scarring the hell out of me every time.

Yes, I've seen other birds less than a metre away and still oblivious that the Tawnys are there. I googled the Woodcock, great camo too.

gaabnz wrote in post #18888923
16 shot pano using the Sony A7mkiii and Sony FE85mm lens

Very happy with how this came out as I was guessing the placement for each shot.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2gsi​QBw Barn pano 85mm by Gary Ashton, on Flickr

Well guessed! I'd be happy with that too.