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This week most liked SAR community pictures!


A99+70-400G by Lili Feher Attila Kovacs

These are some of the most liked pictures by the SAR community on Facebook. Please join, share and like the pictures here: https://www.facebook.com/sonyalpharumors?filter=2


“Fallen Star” | Vila Nova de Milfontes, Alentejo (Portugal) by José Ramos.


Vitré (District Fougères-Vitré) Bretagne, France. Sony Nex 7 & Zeiss 24 1.8 1/320 s. f 4.0


Sony Nex-7 + CZ24mm f1.8 panorama by Sergey Kuznetsov


“Lago Pehoe, Torres del Paine”, Chile Sony A77 + Sony 16-50 2.8 by Olivier Garnier


NEX-7 + Lens Turbo + Nikkor 85/1.8 by Linh Nguyën


Ally in Morocco a99 cz24-70 by Mel Hagai


sony a77 + dt 1650 by Juan R Torres Torres

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  1. What happened to the earlier comments on this thread (and some others here and on the Alpha rumors site)?

    Of course, the overuse of HDR and poor composition of some of these photos makes one wonder on who is actually voting on this photos, or who approved their submission. Those who submitted the ridiculous HDR-bloated photos should have their cameras and computers taken away, given a film camera with a 50mm prime lens and B&W film, a darkroom light, and told to practice for a couple of years.

    If we want to watch cartoons, we can download anime.

    1. Exactly. Where did all our comments go? The human eye does not see the world in HDR. Someone needs to stop this horrible Thomas Kinkade look. It is the worst type of kitsch. BTW, I tried the DRO level 5 on movie mode with the Sony RX10 and it looked weird. When shooting into a window from inside you could see all the details outside and inside but the blacks looked noisy. I’m going to stick with DRO auto from now on. At least the camera doesn’t over do it there.

  2. I agree, the minute excessive amounts of post-processing is done to a photo that hardly shows the out-of-camera result, it becomes a ‘who is a talented photoshopper’ showcase as opposed to a photographer/sony showcase.

  3. People should stop worrying about how other people edit their photos.
    If you don’t like HDR fine… stop whining and go out to take some (non HDR) photos.

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