Fabien Corrente
Muay-thaï fighters from #Aubervilliers in France, shoot I made with my brand new A7rII + Sony SEL 70-200 f4 G at 135 f4 1/250sec. 3200ISO.
Hope you like it smile emoticon best regards. Fabien Corrente Stil-Photos
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Michal Gajdoš
Winter, where are you ? sony nex 5r, 6 shot 135mm tair f2.8 panorama, iso 100, multiple exposures. zhongyi focal reducer m42
Calle Sigrell
Dreams with Johanna Joe Hofvander
Sony A7II Zeiss Batis 85 /f1.8
f3.2 1/160 s ISO 50 + Elinchrom studio light
Location: Enköping, Sweden
Sergey Kuznetsov
Stone Butterfly
Sony A7 + Nikkor AF-S 17-35/2.8 at The Wave, AZ
Pavel ‘Pasharome’ Vavilin
“Minimale cavalleresco”
ILCE-6000
MC Helios 44-3 @F5.6
Scott Jones
Falls Creek Falls in Southern Washington State. Taken with A7RII and 16-35 Sony-Zeiss lens right after a massive rain storm here in the Pacific Northwest.
Mauro Tandoi
Sunset in Italy (yesterday)
A7r2 & 55 1.8 (aperture 2, 1/13 and 1600 iso)
https://500px.com/photo/127312265/sunset-by-mauro-tandoi…
Pedro Santos
A7r + FE 35
Florin Tilinca
Sony A7RII with Sony 90mm OSS G and Torch Light. ©Lighthouse Photography Dream Weddings.
José Ramos Photography
“The Search for Meaning”
When your body reaches the limit of exhaustion, and yet your face just can’t stop smiling, you finally know you have found Meaning.
José Ramos © http://www.joseramos.com
Photo made after being 36 hours awake, during a wonderful dawn in Vestrahorn, Iceland.
Technical details:
I do not usually do exposure blending but this time I thought it would benefit the landscape. Did one Short exposure for the foreground and long exposure for the sky, one right after the other.
Sony a7R + Zeiss 16-35mm f4
Short exposure: 1 second; Long exposure: 180 seconds
ISO: 100
Manual Focus
Formatt Hitech Firecrest 3 stop soft ND Grad.
Formatt Hitech Firecrest 10 stop full ND for the long exposure.
Manfrotto 055XPRO3 tripod
Terrascape filter bag
Jay McIntyre
Scottish Highlands Sunset in Aultbea 01-11-15, a6000, E 55-210mm f4.6 – 6.3 OSS, 1/4000 sec, f/4.5
Haitong Yu
Milky way started shining in the fading twilight over the snow mountain on Tibetan plateau. The peak, Chenresig, follows the name of the Bodhisattva of Mercy, and is regarded as a sacred mountain in Tibetan religion and the summit has never been reached by human.
17 Responses
Two days in a row with sports photographs. Sony is no good for sports! What is going on here. Just maybe Sony really can do sports.
Love that boxing image – great capture!
and: seems to be possible to capture fast sports with an ILCE camera 😉 !
But certainly not this picture (which is great by he way). Would be easily possible with manual lenses and zone focussing, too 😉
How do you mean “certainly not this picture”? It is clearly taken with ILCE and AF lens. Kickboxing is not the same as football, the fighters have relatively small radius of movement, only thing that matters is high shutter speed if you want to freeze fast punch or kick. Depth of field in this picture is huge, you dont have to have perfect AF tracking here.
Exactly this is what I mean. It is not demanding to take it with a ILCE because of exactly the reasons you state.
Of course Sony can do sports. Might not always be the most reliable, but some bodies are definitely able enough. A7RII and A6000.
Well done guys! I really liked the muay thai photo, and Michal Gajdoš’ photo is really cool!
I think the take away from sports tests is that yes, it can do it (action has been no problem for me) but it probably wouldn’t be your first pick as a sports photographer… This is what seems to get missed in these types of coverage.
In fact sport is the one area where I find the LA-EA4 to be quite good, if you don’t mind the centre coverage it is a nice a tightly grouped set of focus points that actually track pretty well (better with non screw drives as it doesn’t have the high torque motor of the higher end bodies).
great great great landscapes pics!!!!! thanks to them :p
ive shot motor sports with sigma dp, various film cameras , and sony slt’s
slts are most capable, but evf lag/stutter makes them worse than canikon.
I really like that picture of the cow on skis.
Depends on the sport, if crital focus is required, and how many moving humans are in the field of view.
Last pic has some serious mojo going on. Where is the A mount folks here guys! Oh well, I’ll have to contribute a cat pic next week with my A77II.
A very fancy cat pic that is.
I love Jose Ramos’s picture. Not easy to take and nice PP.