Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

vinmunoz wrote in post #19238887
I agree. and I know Architectural or designers shoots are very different. For my RE though, sometimes I'm shooting 3-5 a day and my turnaround is the next day. When it's more than two, I outsource but I trained my editors to make sure they replicate my style. I don't wanna be awake all night but even if I want to, I always fall asleep in my chair. it automatically reclines when I passed out. lol

vinmunoz wrote in post #19238882
not at all. i just thought about it because it seems like you're going to get more video work soon. just a backup idea. sometimes it's good to know some options.

I will only take on as much as I can keep up with...right now, I am actually tapped out. I am working on a renovation of a house for a friend, I am doing the drawings and design...the commercial for the track day folks and the work for the LA out in Cali plus trying to maintain my day job...I don't have any more time in the day!

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #19238597
I like it Jose. Another in a long line of progression.
There are some super qualities covered at length in many forums.
I do miss my a9 battery life though

I'm really liking mine, it's the best camera I have every used. Super happy with it.

TRhoads wrote in post #19238952
I will only take on as much as I can keep up with...right now, I am actually tapped out. I am working on a renovation of a house for a friend, I am doing the drawings and design...the commercial for the track day folks and the work for the LA out in Cali plus trying to maintain my day job...I don't have any more time in the day!

wow, you're a busy dude. that's good though.

vinmunoz wrote in post #19238956
wow, you're a busy dude. that's good though.

a big change from this time last year. I will take it though...

We had my daughter's birthday party for her friends today, she turns 10 in a couple weeks, but it is right after school lets out and we learned that everyone goes on vacation the first couple weeks of June.

TRhoads wrote in post #19238814
The client out in SF is looking to add video to multiple places in their platform, one of them is video shorts for IG. Their research shows that none of the competitors in their market does any video, it is a bigger market feature, and they really want to step up to that level...so in comes me and my rookie video editing. I would appreciate and embrace any crits yall would have. If you are not familiar with it, IG limits a video to 60 seconds. Thus...it is short. And that made it a real challenge!

Ok so, here’s my uneducated comments on the subject. I just watched this video and I was really impressed, the movement is class, I got a real feel for the place. The architecture vs RE debate I don’t understand but I liked what I seen

Eddie wrote in post #19238970
Ok so, here’s my uneducated comments on the subject. I just watched this video and I was really impressed, the movement is class, I got a real feel for the place. The architecture vs RE debate I don’t understand but I liked what I seen

Thanks Eddie.

I think the debate or difference is what is the purpose of the media...in RE the goal is just to show off the place and hope someone will like it enough to buy it. In Architectural work, it is showing off the design, details, showing the work of the designer and their talents. You would use framing or compositions that you would never use in RE work. I shot a space for this client, their own home, his architect also had it photographed...that guy was an RE guy in the Bay area and the two sets of images couldn't be more different. Nothing wrong with that, the styles just look very different.

This one is from the one of the other projects we shot I am working on next...it is an image I really like.

TRhoads wrote in post #19238988
Thanks Eddie.

I think the debate or difference is what is the purpose of the media...in RE the goal is just to show off the place and hope someone will like it enough to buy it. In Architectural work, it is showing off the design, details, showing the work of the designer and their talents. You would use framing or compositions that you would never use in RE work. I shot a space for this client, their own home, his architect also had it photographed...that guy was an RE guy in the Bay area and the two sets of images couldn't be more different. Nothing wrong with that, the styles just look very different.

This one is from the next project I am working on...it is an image I really like.

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Wow, what a place! Love the design and your image of it.

David Arbogast wrote in post #19238995
Wow, what a place! Love the design and your image of it.

This garden had a nice pool and the coolest pool house I have ever seen.

TRhoads wrote in post #19238960
a big change from this time last year. I will take it though...

We had my daughter's birthday party for her friends today, she turns 10 in a couple weeks, but it is right after school lets out and we learned that everyone goes on vacation the first couple weeks of June.

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It was a painting party, because she loves art and painting.

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your daughter is so cute. take pictures as long as she allows you. lol. one day(like my son), she'll stay away from your camera. lol i hope not.

vinmunoz wrote in post #19238998
your daughter is so cute. take pictures as long as she allows you. lol. one day(like my son), she'll stay away from your camera. lol i hope not.

She likes being in front of the camera. She knows how to play to it...ask Carlo!

Jose I like a good flower image as well as anybody but I've never seen one like this!
Just a flabbergasting shot.

KenjiS wrote in post #19238968

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2kZY​fTp Columbine by Trevor H, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2m16​T7j Waterdropped Aster by Trevor H, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2m18​mnW Nepeta Waterdroplet by Trevor H, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2kZY​fSh White Rose by Trevor H, on Flickr

Been so busy ive barely been able to go out with my camera sadly

Beautiful work. I love the water drop.

Clocked out early today from house remodeling. Got another room, hallway actually metalized. Not much going on in the lake so we drove down the river
20 min's for a super close encounter with a duck, 135mm close
My first time out in a long long time with the 100400. Doing the pseudo dry creek bed torqued my neck and I wanted a lighter rig.

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1 from last nights fly over a1 600f4 +2xtc 1/800 f8 iso 640 tripod Lensmaster RH-2 Gimbal .
It was almost over head and hard to keep in the frame but I'm pleased with this one.
Rob.