Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

TRhoads wrote in post #18934104
A really big one...lol.

Nah, its only 95mm and cheaper than the drop in filter for the big Canon lenses. Its a pity they never put the little door in the hood to adjust the filter like on the 100-400mm

With the 1.4 on the 200600 for 840mm.
A couple hours south of Whitehorse around 0830.

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I got to co-facilitate a group this month using horses to help children deal with the death of a loved one for work. Here are a few images from the group.

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MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18934121
With the 1.4 on the 200600 for 840mm.
A couple hours south of Whitehorse around 0830.

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Dude...that is little gold trophy worthy right there...

And I gotta follow that...wow...

Bull #75 from last year...hoping to see him again this year, maybe in a little better shape. Dad and I hit the road in a couple hours to head up for the rut. It might be a little wet...which might keep people out, so I bought wet weather gear...I think images in the rain might be nice.

TRhoads wrote in post #18934152
Dude...that is little gold trophy worthy right there...

And I gotta follow that...wow...

Bull #75 from last year...hoping to see him again this year, maybe in a little better shape. Dad and I hit the road in a couple hours to head up for the rut. It might be a little wet...which might keep people out, so I bought wet weather gear...I think images in the rain might be nice.

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Have a great trip with your dad Travis. I think that rain will make for nice moody images.

digital_AM wrote in post #18934171
Have a great trip with your dad Travis. I think that rain will make for nice moody images.

Thanks. Yeah, the rain could make for some cool environment.

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18934121
With the 1.4 on the 200600 for 840mm.
A couple hours south of Whitehorse around 0830.

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Viewing this image on your Flickr page reveals it was taken at 840mm using your 200-600 + 1.4 TC combo. Wow on the image and wow on getting the shot at that magnification.

Having gone through so much video gear, I'm starting to figure out what I really like, and what irks me. Good audio is a must. Stabilization is secondary and also very important. Having something compact and fluid is golden, and with a few weeks of my current non electric stabilizer, I think I've finally found a system that I enjoy.

another thing that I've been doing is shooting in SLOG2.... very very odd workflow when your base ISO is 800! basically unheard of when doing photography, but due to how you have to overexpose by a lot, it works out just like a normal lens. I was shooting outdoors @ISO 800, @ f2.8, @1/50 shutter during the day. A truly odd set of parameters when looking at it from a photography POV, but it worked out great.

resulting video

Charlie wrote in post #18934175
Having gone through so much video gear, I'm starting to figure out what I really like, and what irks me. Good audio is a must. Stabilization is secondary and also very important. Having something compact and fluid is golden, and with a few weeks of my current non electric stabilizer, I think I've finally found a system that I enjoy.

another thing that I've been doing is shooting in SLOG2.... very very odd workflow when your base ISO is 800! basically unheard of when doing photography, but due to how you have to overexpose by a lot, it works out just like a normal lens. I was shooting outdoors @ISO 800, @ f2.8, @1/50 shutter during the day. A truly odd set of parameters when looking at it from a photography POV, but it worked out great.

resulting video

Nice fades from scene to scene. I had a feeling your son was going to take a header on that hard concrete sidewalk too.

I finally got a second Godox SL60W LED light and tried both for a headshot. I was also testing color temperature and white balance a bit too. Both lights are set at 'Daylight', 56K which is what I set my camera's white balance to. Color profile used in ACR was Camera Standard.

One light through a strip box behind my right shoulder, the 2nd light front left, also through a strip box and a white foam core board on my right for some fill.

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Light on the mountains in GSMNP

Loxia 85

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navydoc wrote in post #18933982
Nicely framed view too.

Thanks Gene. I used Camera Standard on some recent images including this one. Thanks for your video. I'm liking the results better than Adobe Standard or Color.

digital_AM wrote in post #18934325
Light on the mountains in GSMNP

Loxia 85

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Nice!

I need to get out more with my Loxia 85.

digital_AM wrote in post #18934325
Light on the mountains in GSMNP

Loxia 85

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It took me a moment to figure out just what I was looking at. At first, I thought the trees were laying over to the right until I realized those are parallel ridges running through the scene. I've never been to GSMNP but for some reason, I"m reminded of the landscapes I recall seeing in Pennsylvania when I traveled to Harrisburg to visit my sister.

digital_AM wrote in post #18933979
I bet this view at Cloudland Canyon State Park is pretty awesome at sunset. Even better in the Fall. Due to timing of my visit, all I could get was a daytime shot in August.

Canon 24mm TSE

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Love that view at Cloudland Canyon! What were you doing in GA?