r/SonyAlpha

I have had the 200-600 for a few weeks now. I realized I never posted a box photo.

I got this nice picture of a little bird showing the transparency of the wings. The background is rather bright with dark branches in the front, which introduces strong contrast. I don't want to completely remove this property of the picture but make the bird stand out a bit more. What do you think about the edit?

Using the Tamron 150-500mm

This Image is in open ocean at night of a rare glass squid seen at 80ft deep being viewed by a diver! This squid was about 6-7 cm long and will live just the first few months of its life at the surface before heading to extreme deep water. In some cases thousands of meters deep!

taken on Sony A7R4 Marelux underwater housing/optics 1/200 f16 iso 250 supe d pro strobe lights

Kraken hydra focus light

After being thoroughly impressed by the Viltrox Lab 35mm 1.2, I decided to give this tiny lens a try (complete opposite end of the spectrum)! I brought the Viltrox 28mm as my body cap and was honestly impressed with the price and size to performance ratio.

All photos were taken on the A7CR at ISO 125 in a fairly dim DC metro station (all made possible by our greatest friend IBIS!).

Diemen, the Netherlands

Sony A6700 + 70-350mm

I picked up the A7V a few days ago. Open box for $2,650 in the US.

I’ve been putting it through its paces the past couple of days. I’m thoroughly impressed. I’ve previously been using the A7IV which is an excellent camera which I will be keeping.

All of the wildlife photo were taken with the electronic shutter. I’m really impressed with the speed of the autofocus. It’s noticeably stickier than the IV.

Pre capture is tremendously fun to use but I’ll probably be turning its value to under 0.5 seconds which is the default. You end up with some many frames, it’s a pain to sort through.

Low light seems to work great. And overall the contrast and colors seem a little more true straight out of camera than I’m used.

Really looking forward to putting this to work in the next weeks and months to come!

Sony Alpha V + Sigma 105 F2.8 DG DN Macro

All taken with Sony A7IV + Tamron 28-200mm F2.8-5.6 / Sony 28-70mm F3.5-5.6 / Sony 50mm F1.8

Took some photos of a reed bunting the other days, and decided these would look good as new desktop backgrounds :) The widest one is for 3440x1440, the other one for 1920x1200.

Shots taken on the A1 II + 200-600 at lake Hjälstaviken in Sweden.

any tips or advice is appreciated! all shot with the sel85f18 :D

Pretty satisfied with the results by 30mm even as a beginner

Weather has improved and the birds have started migrating! Taken over the course of a couple weekends at various local parks.

Suggestions are open from anyone,Feel free to do

Cormorant fishing at the Sepulveda wildlife reserve, Los Angeles