This is Photography

[mrsleeve]

You really have gotten that panning thing down for high speed stuff well done blackbird.

I haven't been doing much either here's a couple to keep the thread going

Untitled by mrsleeve, on Flickr


Untitled by mrsleeve, on Flickr

A little old school hand processed film exposed with gamma photons
Untitled by mrsleeve, on Flickr

[TheRob]

A few more from the archives

[BlackbirdM3]

BlackbirdM3 this is all you lol

Are you implying that I should post some pics? I don't really have any new ones, but Okay, fine.








I should have the opportunity to shoot some more stuff in early October.

[2mAn]

BlackbirdM3 this is all you lol

[TheRob]

Just a few more

IMG_8292
2018 WRX through the trees by Robert Crespo, on Flickr
uuid=C5E89F5A-777F-4469-A0B4-5A812204A92F&code=001&library=1&type=1&mode=1&loc= true&cap=true by Robert Crespo, on Flickr
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[TheRob]

A few photos from last years Ridge Rally. Shot with a Canon 90D with an old 75-300 kit lens.

[varg]

Lemme necro this thread real quick and ask for input. I want something more compact and lighter than my old full frame DSLR and 24-70 f2.8 VC lens, which is just about 4lbs total. I was initially on the fence between going mirrorless with Nikon (Z5 or Z6) and Sony (A7 3 or A7C) but there's no weight benefit to if I run an adapter from a Z to my existing Nikon lenses so I'm pretty sure I want to go with Sony mirrorless based almost solely on size, and the availability of the 20-70 f4 as a great travel/hiking lens. I've noticed that the A7 3, A7R 3, and A7C are all in roughly the same secondhand price range and I'm a little torn between the A7R 3 and A7C. The A7C is smaller and lighter but not by a ton, and it lacks some of the physical controls I'm used to having used prosumer grade DSLRs for the last 10+ years, the A7R 3 OTOH with its super high resolution would allow me to continue to not dump money on giant telephoto lenses for the 1-2 air show per year and occasional bird I photograph by finding another reasonable 300-400mm telephoto like the 300mm f4 I got years ago for a few hundred bucks and just cropping down. Anyone go from more control oriented cameras to a more 'dumbed down' one like the A7C? I'm curious if I'd actually miss it. I've heard the Sony menu system kind of sucks compared to the Nikons and Canons I'm used to.

Photos for the photo thread
Lone Bison by T V, on Flickr

Stuart Airshow 2023 by T V, on Flickr

Fighting over a fish by T V, on Flickr

Crater lake reflecting the rim by T V, on Flickr

[spike68]

I'll add some activity. Heres some photos of the pups I took recently.

DSC_1197 by Anthony Gomez, on Flickr

DSC_1281 by Anthony Gomez, on Flickr

[BlackbirdM3]

Man this place is dead. Kinda sad.






Enjoy,
Will

[DEV0 E30]

Very nice!

[unitedstates]

Omg you have a talent. Pictures are fantastic!

[BlackbirdM3]

Over the past couple months I picked up a D850, and a Nikon 35-70 F2.8D. The lens is more than 20 years old, but holy hell is it sharp. With the resolution of the D850, any lens that isn't up to par is obvious.

I went out to shoot the sunrise over the golden gate bridge on Saturday. The fog was having none of that however. So I shot some other stuff.






Will

[mrsleeve]

Someone's been to two medicine!

[Reichart12]

[Wschnitz]

Picked up a 44-2 for some swirly bokeh.

Like it so far, even for non portraits.

20190820-_SRC4070 by William Snitselaar, on Flickr
20190821-_SRC4079 by William Snitselaar, on Flickr
20190821-_SRC4082 by William Snitselaar, on Flickr
20190823-_SRC4089 by William Snitselaar, on Flickr