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Did you shoot two images here? Once for the window and one for the room?

Holy Cow, that's open floor plan to the extreme. Great images, I couldn't live in that.

rejay14 wrote in post #18911424
What country/area is that where you can have an open living space? Usually only in Mexico/Jamaica/etc.. great shots

Thank you! This is Southern California.

lax2dfw wrote in post #18911731
Did you shoot two images here? Once for the window and one for the room?

For the back of the house photo?

Thats the outdoor patio area right? then the doors close from the black vertical lines in between the patio and living room area? I love those kind of homes.

amairphoto wrote in post #18914044
Thats the outdoor patio area right? then the doors close from the black vertical lines in between the patio and living room area? I love those kind of homes.

Yeah, this was a really good example of it.

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pixel_junkie wrote in post #18928037

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2hgg​SEn 2136 E. Balboa Boulevard_EK_40 by Pixel Junkie, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2hge​g4N 2136 E. Balboa Boulevard_EK_41 by Pixel Junkie, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2hgf​Y4z 2136 E. Balboa Boulevard_EK_37 by Pixel Junkie, on Flickr

nice place, well shot too...

pixel_junkie wrote in post #18928037

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2hgg​SEn 2136 E. Balboa Boulevard_EK_40 by Pixel Junkie, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2hge​g4N 2136 E. Balboa Boulevard_EK_41 by Pixel Junkie, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2hgf​Y4z 2136 E. Balboa Boulevard_EK_37 by Pixel Junkie, on Flickr

No refelections on outside windows and super-clear pool, did you use a CPL??

rejay14 wrote in post #18928116
No refelections on outside windows and super-clear pool, did you use a CPL??

No, it just came out that way.

rejay14 wrote in post #18928116
No refelections on outside windows and super-clear pool, did you use a CPL??

the windows likely don't have a reflective coating in them they look like pretty high end residential windows, so they will be really good flat glass with no coatings on them. Probably not the most energy efficient.

pixel_junkie wrote in post #18928326
No, it just came out that way.

Great capture, kudos!

Those are real nice Emil!

Well I finally pulled the trigger on the A7rIV and wow, what a camera. I absolutely love it. Its amazing, i thought the learning curve would be difficult but it has been surprisingly easy.

Shot this with a Canon mount lens which is why I am having a hard time with the distortion. I try to fix it in adaptive wide angle but when it comes to straightening out the areas the lines just go red and it never really finds its place. I have since purchased the Zeiss Sony mount wide angle.

This was a 7 shot vertical panoramic.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2i1F​cJ5

amairphoto wrote in post #18976529
Well I finally pulled the trigger on the A7rIV and wow, what a camera. I absolutely love it. Its amazing, i thought the learning curve would be difficult but it has been surprisingly easy.

Shot this with a Canon mount lens which is why I am having a hard time with the distortion. I try to fix it in adaptive wide angle but when it comes to straightening out the areas the lines just go red and it never really finds its place. I have since purchased the Zeiss Sony mount wide angle.

This was a 7 shot vertical panoramic.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2i1F​cJ5 XS 4 by Anthony Mair, on Flickr

Fantastic shot, gives it the Fisheye look!