***This week with your a7x, 3/18/2017***

[adventure_photo]

Those are great!

 

[adventure_photo]

Good eye! I like the the subtle contrast and light effect!

 

[adventure_photo]

Nice Roger! That lens looks great the way it renders so softly! And the subjects are good looking too!

 

[adventure_photo]

WTC is one of my favorite photo subjects.

Greenwich Street view outside 4 WTC and 9/11 Memorial

Under construction 3 WTC

6th floor terrace of the Courtyard Marriott Downtown - Stack of 6 hand held shots to reduce noise

Michael

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Nicely captured! These 3 are my favorites^

 

[adventure_photo]

Lifestyle shoot with a female athlete at sunset a couple days ago in the mountains. Captured with the Sony A7rii and the 70-200 FE f/4 lens. Edited in LR, PS and Nik Silver Efex.



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[JoshDaynard]

First off, these are probably all really boring to most people so I apologize in advance!

I'm on week 3 with the a7rii and am absolutely in love with it and both lenses that I bought: the 24-70mm f2.8 GM and the 90mm f2.8 GM macro.

I really love macro photography to highlight the parallel worlds that live beyond the typical resolution of human eyesight (not that any of these achieve that!).

I like this one because some of the 'anther' (top part of stamen ... I googled this so it must be right) seem to be almost floating in mid air.

This one I think is an Aeonium succulent that I found budding in a neighbor's yard basking in sunlight. I'm an amateur stepping up from a Nikon D60 with kit lens that was about 8 years old so I'm really amazed by these results...

This is a fake flower. I like this shot because I've seen people look at it and go from 'oh, a flower' to 'gee, it's dirty' to 'wait that's fake garbage' ... so I find that amusing:

Love this one just for the color:

These last two were taken with the 24-70mm at 70mm pretending to be a macro lens:

I have a hard time with correct white balance and color calibration so I was thinking I could use my daughters bracelets as a reference ;-)

Thanks for looking, I'm graciously open to any and all comments.

 

[petercod]

 

[JimKasson]

Nice Jim! These three are awesome! Amazing that it takes so many images to capture and achieve that effect. Definitely very interesting and different. A testament also to the shutter durability of the Sony cameras.

Thanks. I do use silent shutter, so no wear on the camera.

Jim

 

[JimKasson]

Have you seen these?

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Jim

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[JimKasson]

The light is pretty harsh above.

Much more diffuse light, and a more successful image, IMO.



Jim

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the last word the last word - Photography meets digital computer technology. Photography wins -- most of the time.

Photography meets digital computer technology. Photography wins -- most of the time.

blog.kasson.com

 

[JimKasson]

Lifestyle shoot with a female athlete at sunset a couple days ago in the mountains. Captured with the Sony A7rii and the 70-200 FE f/4 lens. Edited in LR, PS and Nik Silver Efex.

The gesture is wonderful.

Jim

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the last word the last word - Photography meets digital computer technology. Photography wins -- most of the time.

Photography meets digital computer technology. Photography wins -- most of the time.

blog.kasson.com

 

[JimKasson]

Then there jumped out the second bird and said to us loudly: I am the bird you want to photograph.

The second bird then posed for us and said "light, camera, action!"

Fun images.

Jim

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the last word the last word - Photography meets digital computer technology. Photography wins -- most of the time.

Photography meets digital computer technology. Photography wins -- most of the time.

blog.kasson.com

 

[JoshDaynard]

The light is pretty harsh above.

You're so right. I've been playing with this image in LR for a while not really understanding why I couldn't achieve the results I wanted but clearly it's the lighting. I should have realized that sooner ;-)

Much more diffuse light, and a more successful image, IMO.

Thanks for looking and commenting!

- Josh

Jim

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[vett93]

Thanks Jim. Photos taken at Stanford University!

 

[JimKasson]

Thanks Jim. Photos taken at Stanford University!

Where? i did my undergrad work there.

Jim

 

[vett93]

Thanks Jim. Photos taken at Stanford University!

Where? i did my undergrad work there.

Jim

 

[adventure_photo]

Nice Jim! These three are awesome! Amazing that it takes so many images to capture and achieve that effect. Definitely very interesting and different. A testament also to the shutter durability of the Sony cameras.

Thanks. I do use silent shutter, so no wear on the camera.

Jim

 

[JimKasson]

Thanks Jim. Photos taken at Stanford University!

Where? i did my undergrad work there.

I remember you said that.

It was at the Arboretum Grove near the entrance at Palm Drive.

Nice place. Not as isolated as it once was, though. I'm amazed by what's happened to the campus in the last 50 years.

Jim

 

[Neurad1]

Karate School Mural

Interesting old building in Anniston, AL

Diagonals

Loading Dock Steps

Sunset Reflections in Old Store Windows

Lacy Shadows, Silver Chapel, Fort McLellan

Beauty in Ugly

Windows like piano keys, windows like mirrors.

Old Building in Warm Streetlight

Medders Gro

The Loading Dock

Madden Poultry

Thanks for looking.

 

[Gabriel Lam]

Well done, Gabriel.

You're using the a-mount version of this lens that has no lens stabilization so how good is the Sony IBIS when using this lens? It's my understanding that AF is best in the a-mount version but you loose the addition of lens stabilization. How good is the IBIS alone?