The All-Inclusive Mirrorless Picture Thread - Part III

[Jonathan F/2]

Here are a couple more shots using the Sony A7II + Techart Pro AF M Adapter + Nikon 50mm 1.8 AI-S and the 28mm 2.8 AI-S lenses:

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techart_nikon_06 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_01 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_02 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_03 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_04 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_05 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_07 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_08 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_09 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

 

[Aqualung]

Shooting the Hollywood streets from a bird's eye view. I shot in Diorama mode which saved both a processed jpeg + raw. I decided to edit the raw instead and add a tilt-shift filter to the file. Same effect, but better control in processing, plus I retain the raw file!

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Hollywood 01 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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Hollywood 02 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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Hollywood 03 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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Hollywood 04 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

Very cool Jonathan...

 

[Jonathan F/2]

A day at the Norton Simon Art Museum in Pasadena. They have a small, but very nice collection of Van Gogh, Degas, Monet and other well known artists. In addition they have an extensive collection of statues from South and SE Asia. There is also an outdoor garden which is a nice place to stroll around.

They have some modern art, but I'm more partial to the older masters, mainly the impressionist era. Their emphasis on light, contrast and composition seems more inline with modern photography!

Everything was shot with the Olympus E-M5 II and 17mm 2.8:

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TKF15449 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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TKF15453 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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TKF15464 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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TKF15471 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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TKF15472 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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TKF15485 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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TKF15480 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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TKF15475 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr​

 

[Tyr-Sog]

Camera set on our cottage porch, facing up, northern Michigan.

xt10/ 16-50

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[mpresley]

A day at the Norton Simon Art Museum in Pasadena. They have a small, but very nice collection of Van Gogh, Degas, Monet and other well known artists. In addition they have an extensive collection of statues from South and SE Asia. There is also an outdoor garden which is a nice place to stroll around.

They have some modern art, but I'm more partial to the older masters, mainly the impressionist era. Their emphasis on light, contrast and composition seems more inline with modern photography!

Everything was shot with the Olympus E-M5 II and 17mm 2.8:

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TKF15449 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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TKF15453 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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TKF15464 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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TKF15471 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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TKF15472 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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TKF15485 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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TKF15480 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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TKF15475 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr​

These are great Jonathan - stop showing these to me! That's really impressive technology!

 

[Jonathan F/2]

These are great Jonathan - stop showing these to me! That's really impressive technology!

These ones were with my E-M5 II and 17mm 2.8! Should be the same output as your GX85!

 

[Jonathan F/2]

Camera set on our cottage porch, facing up, northern Michigan.

xt10/ 16-50

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Crazy the amount of stars! I barely see any stars at night in Los Angeles!

 

[mematsu]

Here are a couple more shots using the Sony A7II + Techart Pro AF M Adapter + Nikon 50mm 1.8 AI-S and the 28mm 2.8 AI-S lenses:

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techart_nikon_06 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_01 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_02 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_03 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_04 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_05 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_07 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_08 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_09 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

A day at the Norton Simon Art Museum in Pasadena. They have a small, but very nice collection of Van Gogh, Degas, Monet and other well known artists. In addition they have an extensive collection of statues from South and SE Asia. There is also an outdoor garden which is a nice place to stroll around.

They have some modern art, but I'm more partial to the older masters, mainly the impressionist era. Their emphasis on light, contrast and composition seems more inline with modern photography!

Everything was shot with the Olympus E-M5 II and 17mm 2.8:

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TKF15449 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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TKF15453 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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TKF15464 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr
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Great images and a nice display of the two systems.

 

[mpresley]

These ones were with my E-M5 II and 17mm 2.8! Should be the same output as your GX85!

Ahh, I clicked on the wrong post for this comment - I meant to comment on your a7 + MF/AF adapter.

 

[ob_3]

Sunrise in Mantoloking NJ with Hermine turning up the surf last weekend...
E-M1 with 12-40 f2.8
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[crashton]

This old shop door called out to me. Taken with my Fuji X-E1 & 18-55mm.

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[Jonathan F/2]

A couple more with the Techart adapter and the A7II + Nikon 200mm f/4 AI-S lens! I'm not sure if I could recommend this setup for telephoto work, I had a few missed focuses and the adapter was a bit slow to lock. This was with FW ver.3 though, I'll have to test FW ver.4 if it improves focus speed with longer lenses. So far I'll have to say, stick to your MF adapters for longer telephoto work. It's less of a battery drain and you can focus track the subject a tad easier using focus peaking.

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nikon_200_f4_techart by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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[Aqualung]

^^ yeah but when it got focus it's pretty darn good ;-)

 

[BLX]

Here are a couple more shots using the Sony A7II + Techart Pro AF M Adapter + Nikon 50mm 1.8 AI-S and the 28mm 2.8 AI-S lenses:

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techart_nikon_06 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_01 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_02 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_03 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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techart_nikon_04 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr


techart_nikon_05 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr


techart_nikon_07 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr


techart_nikon_08 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr


techart_nikon_09 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

A couple more with the Techart adapter and the A7II + Nikon 200mm f/4 AI-S lens! I'm not sure if I could recommend this setup for telephoto work, I had a few missed focuses and the adapter was a bit slow to lock. This was with FW ver.3 though, I'll have to test FW ver.4 if it improves focus speed with longer lenses. So far I'll have to say, stick to your MF adapters for longer telephoto work. It's less of a battery drain and you can focus track the subject a tad easier using focus peaking.

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nikon_200_f4_techart by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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nikon_200_f4_techart by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr​

Cool work with the adapter
There is something special over your 200mm shots

 

[BLX]

Sunrise in Mantoloking NJ with Hermine turning up the surf last weekend...
E-M1 with 12-40 f2.8
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Beautiful sunrise

 

[BLX]

Camera set on our cottage porch, facing up, northern Michigan.

xt10/ 16-50

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Fantastic shot!

 

[Jonathan F/2]

Here's a quick snap of the little guy!

Shot with the Sony A7II + Nikon 35mm f1.8 G ED + Commlite Nikon AF Adapter:

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working_out by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

 

[Aqualung]

^cute kid!

 

[Jonathan F/2]

A couple shots with the A7 II + Nikon 35mm 1.8 ED + Commlite Nikon adapter -

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Sony_A7II_Commlite_09 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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Sony_A7II_Commlite_07 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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Sony_A7II_Commlite_10 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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Sony_A7II_Commlite_05 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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Sony_A7II_Commlite_08 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

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Sony_A7II_Commlite_03 by Jonathan Friolo, on Flickr

 

[mematsu]

Nice work everyone.
JF2 - A7II/Commlite is really working out well!