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This week SAR readers photos selection.


Yuri Afanasiev
Summer 2015 on Mars. Sony A7RM2 + SONY 16-35 mm F/2.8 (SAL-1635Z) | f / 8,0 |ISO 500 | 1/25000| JPG |
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Nilzgraphy‎
Shot w/ Zeiss 55mm 1.8 FE

tuscany
Trubak on SonyAlphaForum
Tuscany
A99

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Gustav on SonyAlphaForum.
Rotterdam
taken with the sony A7rII and FE 16-35 F4 CZ

Ring
Simon on SonyAlphaForum
Ring
Sony A7RII + Pentax Takumar SMC 35mm f2 – ring shot


Greg Woodward‎
Earlier this week, I shot with footballer Charlie Sheringham.
I’ve been shooting with the A7R ii since the day it arrived from my pre-order and had concerns with the lack of hi-speed sync using flash (With the exception of the Mitros – Which I down own and have no desire to own).
After having shot a few light frames my concerns have been ultimately quashed.
Sony A7Rii, Iso 100, 16-35mm at f9, 160 Shutter. Lighting with Elinchrom quadra rangers.
www.gregwoodwardphoto.com
T – @gregwoodwardphoto
Insta – @gregwoodwardphoto


Mark Reeder
Babcock State Park, West Virginia, USA
Sony A7RII/Zeiss Otus 85mm f/1.4 Apo Planar T* ZF.2
http://www.markbensonreeder.com/new-release/


‎Justin Beevor
Spinyhead blenny: Alice in Wonderland, Bonaire
Sony NEX-6 in Nauticam housing; Zeiss Touit 50mm macro; SubSee +10 dioptre; 2x Inon Z240
1/160th, f16, ISO200
http://tinyurl.com/per7qcq


Niall Cosgrove
one of my favourite pictures, for a lot of reasons, the Milky way was very visible, the night was very clear and still, plus you can just make out the Northern Lights on the left hand side of the Picture. Sony A7r, Zeiss Batis 25mm f2


Vedran Tolić‎
Wedding love on streets of Zagreb. Sony a99+Zeiss 16-35 f/2.8. My FB page: https://www.facebook.com/VedranTolicPhotography smile emoticon


Andreas Elste‎
Sony A7 + Zeiss FE 55 1.8
@55mm | F2 | 1/250s | ISO200 smile emoticon


Eric Scheaff‎
Sony A7r + CZ 16-35 f4 + Paris + Eiffel tower + autumn


Zach Ashcraft‎
“Garden of the Gods Moon Monster”
Sony A6000 + 70-200 F/4G


Pavel ‘Pasharome’ Vavilin‎
“Una riga di troppo”
ILCE 600 + Nikkor 35/2 AiS @F2

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9 Responses

  1. Very nice photo selection of nature’s beauty with a lot of tenderness and gorgeousness but just one fault : a pic with a sportsman 😀 :D… ( joking !!!)

  2. Girls-shot pic 2 – is there additional blure in post added or is this simple the bokeh of the FE55?
    But most I like Justin’s “fishy shot” – sorry girls 🙂

    1. The smooth background blur you see is all the magical Zeiss pop. I just added a slight tilt blur at the bottom part to hide some veins.

      I shot this w/ just natural light and one stop under expose. I just boosted the shadow in Lightroom all the way up to +100 to it give a fill light. Most of the editing/coloring was done in Lightroom and the rest in Photoshop.

      Sony sensor is that crazy I’m telling you. It is such a joy to edit when you have that much dynamic range to play around and not worry about the color noise. I wonder when is that new Sony HDR sensor coming out because that thing would definitely make the flash market to plummet down and make natural light shooters go up lol.

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