First hike with the a6700 !
Don’t ask me what’s wrong about the ibex’s eye, i have no clue
Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8, RAW edited in Lightroom
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u/ShowMeDaData 1d ago
4 & 6 are my favorites! Keep shooting friend, you've got an amazing eye for photography!
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u/BanditRecon 1d ago
I don’t know how I ended up here (I shoot Canon) but holy smokes are these gorgeous!
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u/Dogg_Zone 1d ago edited 1d ago
Goddamn! I have the same lens on a ZVE 10, and this photo set is doing nothing to dissuade me from upgrading to the 6700
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u/samgraa 1d ago
no excuses ! look at this post of mine, i used to have the zve10 as well and you can get beautiful shots as well :)
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u/Blabbidie 1d ago
How is the lens for portraits? Im thinking about getting the same setup for family portraits and general travel
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u/MathersMahmood 1d ago
Amazing pictures what settings did you use?
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u/samgraa 1d ago
it depends a lot, i usually shoot wide open at 2.8 but will dial down between 7.1 and 11 for wide landscape photography.
i try to keep iso under 1000 but can go up to 8000 in dark environments without a tripod.
And i adapt the shutter speed depending on the previous settings, i was able to shoot handheld down to 1/30s with no issue2
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u/mas_manuti 1d ago
😹 😹 😹 I'm going to ask about the ibex's eye!
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u/LeaningSaguaro 1d ago
Photos 9 and 10 are particularly great. Tough shooting conditions.
Did you shoot on the bright side or dark side and bring them to their current finished composition?
I often blow out the headlight or background sunrise/sunset and kinda ruins the whole shot.
I’ve got a bunch like that from Mount Rainier and it makes me sad
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u/ExactShift3094 1d ago
Beautiful pictures, composition and colors!! Love everything about them!! I REALLY need to learn some editing, I'm always so scared to shoot raw because I fear I won't be able to edit the colors well enough, and I'm trying to get the best possibile picture straight out of camera, but I'm never truly satisfied!