Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

Inner felts from empty film canisters will do the job.

TRhoads wrote in post #19311931
Yep, that is some bad light leaks! New seals maybe?

InPhoto wrote in post #19311934
Inner felts from empty film canisters will do the job.

Yeah. I would do it but there's the winder issue too. I only bought it because it was Aperture priority. Previous to this (2016ish) I bought a Canon Av1 as I already had FD mount primes on the A7 & that had a sticking shutter issue.

I've just gone back to the fully manual Yashica FX3 I've had since the 90's I know that one works, I've had it since new. Much lighter than the other two also.

Another fall image along a creek...

Went to Moab for Thanksgiving. As usual 99% my pics were taken midday during our hikes. This particular arch had lovely light reflecting back up into it. This was several shots with the 12mm (18mm FF equiv) stitched in LR. I kinda did what I could regarding the crop.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2mMu​CLg

idsurfer wrote in post #19312286
Went to Moab for Thanksgiving. As usual 99% my pics were taken midday during our hikes. This particular arch had lovely light reflecting back up into it. This was several shots with the 12mm (18mm FF equiv) stitched in LR. I kinda did what I could regarding the crop.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2mMu​CLg Untitled by cory shuler, on Flickr

Really good one if you ask me, the reflected light is beautiful and you have a good gradation from shadows to highlights, and good depth, despite this being taken at mid-day.

Not a big fan or snow but the first snowfall is always exciting. On a hike early this morning.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2mMB​U6h

Apricane wrote in post #19312314
Really good one if you ask me, the reflected light is beautiful and you have a good gradation from shadows to highlights, and good depth, despite this being taken at mid-day.

Thanks for the great comment!

Black Friday deals just showed up on my porch . It's going to be difficult to continue "working" today.

Want to get everyone’s input. Any experience with the three systems. Which should I invest in. Here is what I have picked up.

Price points (inclusive of tax for my area)

New Sony F60RM2: $596.64
Godox group: $493.20 (with the new just released TT685 IIs )
Westcott group: $538.17

I've had great results with the Godox system but I don't think you can go wrong with any of those.

First shots with the a7RIII and Sigma 24-70

AngelofDepth wrote in post #19312832
I've had great results with the Godox system but I don't think you can go wrong with any of those.

Thanks a lot! Not an easy choice.

AngelofDepth wrote in post #19312721
Black Friday deals just showed up on my porch . It's going to be difficult to continue "working" today.

Super congrats! What a haul you got there! Christmas came early

pappusrkr wrote in post #19311763
Inner Mongolia, China.

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Fantastic.

idsurfer wrote in post #19312286
Went to Moab for Thanksgiving. As usual 99% my pics were taken midday during our hikes. This particular arch had lovely light reflecting back up into it. This was several shots with the 12mm (18mm FF equiv) stitched in LR. I kinda did what I could regarding the crop.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2mMu​CLg Untitled by cory shuler, on Flickr

Spectacular.