Zeiss Biogon T* 25mm f2.8 ZM lens - Images

Yokosuka_Mike said:
Zeiss Biogon T* 25mm f2.8 ZM lens, Sony A7III

Yokohama Japan - July 2019

Young people don't care about the heat and humidity, they just want to have fun.

Get a little bit older and the high temperatures will just wipe the smile off your face.

It's another scorcher today - life goes on.

Mike
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Hey Mike

With a lot of admiration for your photos, would you mind sharing what settings you use on your A7s? I’m very envious of the colors your getting and admittedly I can’t get my Sony to get to work to my liking.

Your advice will help me not regret getting this camera :)


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taffy said:
Hey Mike

With a lot of admiration for your photos, would you mind sharing what settings you use on your A7s? I’m very envious of the colors your getting and admittedly I can’t get my Sony to get to work to my liking.

Your advice will help me not regret getting this camera :)
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Hi Taffy!

I have an A7III, not an A7S. All the settings are whatever the default settings are and the images are JPEGs out of the camera. After a day of shooting and narrowing the images down to what I want to keep I uplooad them to Google Photos and then sometimes edit them with the very basic editing tools they provide. Nothing over complcated. Mostly I tweak the exposure (a little darker or lighter) it’s amazing what that slight adjustment can do for an image. And, I often need to straighten the image. I hate a crooked horizon. I think I must have one arm longer than the other because my photos are usually off by about 1 degree.

Edit: One more thing, and I don’t know if it even matters, I shoot at the lowest ISO I can. I usually start the day at ISO 100 and only go higher when I have too. One thing I like about the Sony A7 camera is that I can go as low as ISO 50; and that’s a big help when playing around with the Voigtlander 50mm f1.1 Nokton VM lens or some of the other Nokton lenses. Again, I don’t know if it makes a difference but I’d like to think so.


All the best,
Mike
 
Yokosuka_Mike said:
Hi Taffy!

I have an A7III, not an A7S. All the settings are whatever the default settings are and the images are JPEGs out of the camera. After a day of shooting and narrowing the images down to what I want to keep I uplooad them to Google Photos and then sometimes edit them with the very basic editing tools they provide. Nothing over complcated. Mostly I tweak the exposure (a little darker or lighter) it’s amazing what that slight adjustment can do for an image. And, I often need to straighten the image. I hate a crooked horizon. I think I must have one arm longer than the other because my photos are usually off by about 1 degree.

Edit: One more thing, and I don’t know if it even matters, I shoot at the lowest ISO I can. I usually start the day at ISO 100 and only go higher when I have too. One thing I like about the Sony A7 camera is that I can go as low as ISO 50; and that’s a big help when playing around with the Voigtlander 50mm f1.1 Nokton VM lens or some of the other Nokton lenses. Again, I don’t know if it makes a difference but I’d like to think so.


All the best,
Mike
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Thanks Mike! Maybe I was just overwhelmed by all the settings that I felt I had to dial in each one in my A7ii. I’ll go to the “reset to factory settings” and see what happens!


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taffy said:
Thanks Mike! Maybe I was just overwhelmed by all the settings that I felt I had to dial in each one in my A7ii. I’ll go to the “reset to factory settings” and see what happens!
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Good luck!

Zeiss Biogon T* 25mm f2.8 ZM lens, Sony A7III
Yokohama Japan - August 2019

They store imported coffee beans in this warehouse. I think I could smell them roasting in the warehouse's oven like temperature.

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Mike
 
These images are looking great, with virtually no corner falloff, and good sharpness right into the corners!
 
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