Usi: “Here is my Antarctica expedition video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bh708rJeWRg. All done with the A77 and the Sony 18-250 with some nd and polarized filters. It is in Hebrew, there are English subtitles.
I received the A77 4 days before the trip – on Jan 2 – and didn’t have time to really learn the camera. But taking pictures and video in those extreme condition was great fun – I just forgot about my Canon camera and used the Sony.”
Troy: “All this work was done with an A700 and 80% Sony 16-50 2.8 and 20% Sigma 50-150mm 2.8 I love both these lenses and they compliment each other greatly: Picasaweb”
Anthony: “Hi mate these iamges i take with the sony a700. using either tamron 17-50, tamron 60mm macro or my 85 mm zeiss lens along with my elinchrom lighting gear http://www.facebook.com/AnthonyByronPhotography”
Mattia: “Il cliente è BMW Italia ed è un tributo alla 1M. Girato con Nex VG10 e 5N, prevalentemente con ottiche Leica M in una mattinata a Monza. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtlP_MsAVH4&feature=g-user-u“
Lee: “Out and about with the family, playing around with my new old Canon FD 1.4 50mm Lens on my Sony Nex 5N. All shot with Sunset profile, edited with Sony Vegas and graded using Magic Bullet Looks. https://vimeo.com/40923211”
Felix: “At http://blendenwahl.blogspot.de/p/bouldern.html you will see some of my work. Most of the photos are done with an “old” Sony, a Konica Minolta Dimage A2. But the top three are shoot with an A77 and the 16-50 2.8 lens.”
Eugene: “NEX-5n video at https://vimeo.com/34497071”
Alex: “Thought I’d share a link to some of my work if your readers might fancy a look! http://www.flickr.com/photos/little_al/“
Bert: “I documented the final Space Shuttle Mission, STS-135, using two A900’s. This, as well as my commercial and wedding work, is viewable at http://LifeStoryImages.com. The color launch image is a
single 24MP frame capture with only minor editing. The B&W images are stitched panoramics and layering of frames. Here is the story behind how I shot the series and my launch setup. http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1680543143465.2079261.1534152883&type=3 I also do my own artistic work, composing figure images on location (26 states & the Virgin Islands so far) can be seen at: http://LightBrushedImages.com . The image “Desert Lines” is a 15-frame stitch 250MP image and was recently displayed printed 44″ x 120.”
Yurilee: “FS100 videos on my YouTube http://www.youtube.com/user/yurilee1987Oct21”
Rick: “Dive pics & video shot with NEX 5 & 7 most with 1855 lens at rickldennis.com”
Garron: “My photos created since the end of 2005 on various Sony cameras; Point and Shoot, A100 and A900 http://www.flickr.com/photos/garron/“
Gert: ” i am professionel photographer i Denmark, and godt my nex 7 in marts the best camera ever in that size , the photo’s is from Paris, and Thank you for your fine webside: http://gertpraest.wordpress.com/
Ticknor: “Here is some of my recent shots. All shot with the Sony Alpha a77. Snail, Endless Hallway, Illumination, Tear, Prelude to Love, Love Story, Watering eye.
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How can I share that info? Because I am a SAR reader :).
Great Work Everyone!
Here is a video I just made showcasing the amazing macro abilities of the RX100:
https://vimeo.com/46448007
Some good work, some outright mediocre that should not have been put up on this site in my opinion.
Some good comments, some outright mediocre that should not have been put up on this site in my opinion.
How about being a little less chicken and categorise which falls into which. That comment is unhelpful at best, pithy and cowardly at worst.
So – what falls into what category? Or, are you unable to back up your comment?
I would, but seeing the reactions here I fear that it will start nothing but a flame war.
Then you cannot stand by what you wrote.
Without providing some kind of distinction between what you regard as good and what you regard as poor, you end up saying nothing and yet offending people who may or may not be in the later category.
I believe those who see all of the contributions can judge which one(s) do not fit in. No need to offend anyone by name. My message is that not all was worth putting up as excellent work by SAR readers – that is what I am saying. No need to say any more.
Well – a link to my work is there (thanks Andrea!) & I don’t know if you consider it good or mediocre…. What I do know is that I have put a lot of time & effort into what I do & am proud of what I have to show.
Well I will totally own up to the mediocre comment and use it to try and better pictures. I am sure not everyone can be such an Awsome and amazing professional photographer as you Ax but I am grateful the the administrator of this web site takes such an intrest in us lowly hobbyist photographers. Thanks again for your constructive criticism. Now get off your high horse and don’t discourage people from taking pictures even if they are mediocre.
I am surprised that some people seem to be offended by criticism that may not be aimed towards them or is given as deserved. I do not think I am any better than several of those who have contributed, and have never suggested so, but then I don’t put my work up here either to showcase examples of excellent work with a Sony camera. At least that it what I think this should be.
Thank you for including some of my shots in this post Andrea! I love being able to see the work of other Alpha shooters! Great stuff everyone! 🙂
-Robby (TicknorPhoto)
All Sony a700 or a77. Canon friends are jealous: https://vimeo.com/46527929
By the way, great work from many of those on the list! My honest opinion though is that stating that all of them are great is dishonest or bad judgement.
As usual, I use this opporunity to share some of my music video work, done with my now ageing Sony A580.
Tent protest growl
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81-Tya0HnYc
I’m waiting for him (done in stop motion)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbCk-0JG3v4
And last, but not least, the first one that I did right after unpacking the camera:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcmFaT-mLM8
Some of the work shown here is truly amazing. Kudos to all the excellent contributors.