Sony Lounge Thread MKIII (All Sony cameras welcome)

Bill in Texas wrote in post #19462641

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Gorgeous shot Bill!

A year ago I ordered a 3d Printer, which took 3 months to get delivered. But, then, the printer sadly sat in an unopened box for an additional 9 months because I literally had no place to put it, and was too busy with other projects to find it a home. But, I finally got around to refurbishing and refinishing the kitchen island that came with our house and repurposed it to our craft room. At last the printer finally has a home!

For the last couple of weeks I've been having a great time learning Blender for modeling my 3d projects, and here is the printer working on my latest little project. It's a combination pencil tray and clamp rack for my Festool-based ripping and crosscut work tables. It's a very minor little project, but hopefully it will prove functionally useful while providing a great learning experience regarding the 3d modeling app (Blender) and the 3d printer software (Prusaslicer).

When the print is done, I'll post a shot of the completed project.

Sigma 35mm 1.2 | Art:

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Downtown West Point, Georgia was immersed in fog in the final hours of 2022...

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So tonight is was about 12 degrees and wind chill.was below zero...the a1 worked without issue...the a9 was doing timelapse and started underexposed knages and eventually locked up with a generic camera error...I think it got too cold. I got it warmed up and it works again...bummed because some of the TL work was pretty cool conditions.

Looking at the files...exit shows the same shutter speed and there will be 4 different exposures...sticking shutter maybe...because when using the internal intervalomwter it makes it shoot mechanical...

This is awesome Bill. Perfectly framed with perfect colours! Love it.

Bill in Texas wrote in post #19462641

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Sunrise at the tea garden in Sapa, Vietnam.

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Itsed65 wrote in post #19462921
Gorgeous shot Bill!

Monkey moss wrote in post #19463560
This is awesome Bill. Perfectly framed with perfect colours! Love it.

Thanks so much for the kind words. Very much appreciated.

TRhoads wrote in post #19463527
So tonight is was about 12 degrees and wind chill.was below zero...the a1 worked without issue...the a9 was doing timelapse and started underexposed knages and eventually locked up with a generic camera error...I think it got too cold. I got it warmed up and it works again...bummed because some of the TL work was pretty cool conditions.

Looking at the files...exit shows the same shutter speed and there will be 4 different exposures...sticking shutter maybe...because when using the internal intervalomwter it makes it shoot mechanical...

I heard of people using these on long exposures https://www.amazon.com …er+pad%2Caps%2C​196&sr=8-6

eriet30 wrote in post #19463668
I heard of people using these on long exposures https://www.amazon.com …er+pad%2Caps%2C​196&sr=8-6

TRhoads wrote in post #19463527
So tonight is was about 12 degrees and wind chill.was below zero...the a1 worked without issue...the a9 was doing timelapse and started underexposed knages and eventually locked up with a generic camera error...I think it got too cold. I got it warmed up and it works again...bummed because some of the TL work was pretty cool conditions.

Looking at the files...exit shows the same shutter speed and there will be 4 different exposures...sticking shutter maybe...because when using the internal intervalomwter it makes it shoot mechanical...

I use a dew heater/lens warmer sometimes with the night sky stuff. Obviously that's mainly to stop dew/condensation on the lens element but the heat may transfer to the body or you may even be able to wrap it around the body.

Showing as unavailable on US Amazon - https://www.amazon.com …refix=%2Caps%2C​718&sr=8-9

But that's the brand I have. There are others. There are different sizes.

Hope everyone is doing well. It's been a while. I'm still photographing and still with Sony.

Here is an image from this past Autumn. New work is on my site if anyone is interested.

"An Unfolding Light"

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alfredomora wrote in post #19463748
Hope everyone is doing well. It's been a while. I'm still photographing and still with Sony.

Here is an image from this past Autumn. New work is on my site if anyone is interested.

"An Unfolding Light"

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Love this one

Bill in Texas wrote in post #19462641

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Cool shot Bill, love the lighting on this.

David Arbogast wrote in post #19463225
A year ago I ordered a 3d Printer, which took 3 months to get delivered. But, then, the printer sadly sat in an unopened box for an additional 9 months because I literally had no place to put it, and was too busy with other projects to find it a home. But, I finally got around to refurbishing and refinishing the kitchen island that came with our house and repurposed it to our craft room. At last the printer finally has a home!

For the last couple of weeks I've been having a great time learning Blender for modeling my 3d projects, and here is the printer working on my latest little project. It's a combination pencil tray and clamp rack for my Festool-based ripping and crosscut work tables. It's a very minor little project, but hopefully it will prove functionally useful while providing a great learning experience regarding the 3d modeling app (Blender) and the 3d printer software (Prusaslicer).

When the print is done, I'll post a shot of the completed project.

Sigma 35mm 1.2 | Art:

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2o9E​7tC 3d Printer! by David Arbogast, on Flickr

UPDATE: Here is the finished print installed on my rip-cut work table (also Sigma 35mm). The fit is so good that I needed a few taps with the dead blow hammer to slide it into position.

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Neat idea David, I hang my festool clamps on a nail stuck into me garage worksop wall. your is a much more elegant solution. Nice saw by the way, I have the TS75 and it's the best saw I've ever owned. I'm still looking for a good solution for storing my growing number of Festool tracks.