Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

Dlee13 wrote in post #18992300

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2ifc​dZ4 Chinatown Arches by Daniel Lee

Oh, I remember that joint, Dan

itsallart wrote in post #18992302
Oh, I remember that joint, Dan

Yes I figured you would as we first met up near there

Bill in Texas wrote in post #18992092
Thanks, it showed the same as the link I supplied. Not sure what's up with that.

All its doing is reading the shutter count in the exif. you can directly read the shutter count by using Exiftool along with all the data in the exif, there is a windows executable program from http://exiftool.org
I have checked my A9 and it only reads the mech. shutter.

TRhoads wrote in post #18992182
do you shoot e-shutter a lot? I thought e-shutter didn't count toward shutter count...

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18992284
I thought the same.

Apparently I have been. I assume I set it up that way when I got the camera and watched someone's video on setup. How does auto work? Only e shutter when shooting silent or live view?

Not realizing this setting on the a9 is different than the R3 answers a number of questions for me.

I believe these are Ponderosa pines. What caught my eye here were the young pines standing near the mature pines with a subtle view of the mountain ridge in the background.

Sigma 35mm f1.2

Sony α7R II / ILCE-7RM2 • 1/50 • f/8 • ISO 100

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digital_AM wrote in post #18992476
I believe these are Ponderosa pines. What caught my eye here were the young pines standing near the mature pines with a subtle view of the mountain ridge in the background.

Sigma 35mm f1.2

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Looks cold Alfredo and I'm sure you know we are having unseasonably warm weather here in Texas.

Bill in Texas wrote in post #18992389
Apparently I have been. I assume I set it up that way when I got the camera and watched someone's video on setup. How does auto work? Only e shutter when shooting silent or live view?

Not realizing this setting on the a9 is different than the R3 answers a number of questions for me.

I changed the setting and snapped off about 25 shots and it only advanced two more clicks. I also tried different files and it gave me the same count in both of the counters linked here.

I have noticed this circled number before and it doesn't reset but continues to rise. Any thoughts on what this means? I appreciate any help on this.

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Bill in Texas wrote in post #18992515
Looks cold Alfredo and I'm sure you know we are having unseasonably warm weather here in Texas.

Thanks Bill. Yes, it was a cold day on the trail. Sorry to hear about the warm weather. Hope we can send some of the cold down your way.

Bill in Texas wrote in post #18992522
I changed the setting and snapped off about 25 shots and it only advanced two more clicks. I also tried different files and it gave me the same count in both of the counters linked here.

I have noticed this circled number before and it doesn't reset but continues to rise. Any thoughts on what this means? I appreciate any help on this.

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According to the manual, that's the folder - file number. This references page 179 in the help guide.

Bill in Texas wrote in post #18992522
I changed the setting and snapped off about 25 shots and it only advanced two more clicks. I also tried different files and it gave me the same count in both of the counters linked here.

I have noticed this circled number before and it doesn't reset but continues to rise. Any thoughts on what this means? I appreciate any help on this.

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The circled number (Page 84 in the manual) is the folder number and the file number. The latter increases as you take/save more images.

Timphoto wrote in post #18992549
The circled number (Page 84 in the manual) is the folder number and the file number. The latter increases as you take/save more images.

but probably rolls over at 9999....why MFR's have not made it easier to see that number baffles me...

navydoc wrote in post #18992548
According to the manual, that's the folder - file number. This references page 179 in the help guide.

Timphoto wrote in post #18992549
The circled number (Page 84 in the manual) is the folder number and the file number. The latter increases as you take/save more images.

TRhoads wrote in post #18992556
but probably rolls over at 9999....why MFR's have not made it easier to see that number baffles me...

Thanks, gentlemen. This is a great help. I never realized the different shutter settings between the a7R3 and the a9 so this exercise made me dig a bit more. I've been in the electronic shutter mode all along.

Bill in Texas wrote in post #18992560
Thanks, gentlemen. This is a great help. I never realized the different shutter settings between the a7R3 and the a9 so this exercise made me dig a bit more. I've been in the electronic shutter mode all along.

my a9 lives in silent electronic shutter...I have gotten so used to it that I flinch when I hear the shutter on the r2...

Went out and shot at sunset last night while on the road for work...I have not taken my gear much...didn't realize this cool beach was on the northeast end of the island...great textures and these huge horseshoe crab shells...I wasn't going to go out...I was going to wait until sunrise, but glad I went...I had a miserable night and didn't get any sleep...so going out at sunrise wasn't gonna happen!