Showing posts with label A7. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A7. Show all posts

Saturday, March 15, 2014

More from Frisco / Mehr aus Frisco






Muir Woods

The stage

From Marin Headlands

Emergency action

Bad Memories

Headwear old and new

Posing is hard work

Monday, March 10, 2014

Looking for the truth? - Look no further, San Francisco / Auf der Suche nach der Wahrheit? Hier ist sie, in San Francisco!

Looking for the truth? Well, look no further, because I found it :-)

San Francisco is the place to find everything

Well what else can be found there? Lots of nice motives!
 Disclaimer: My laptop screen is horrible and I can't assess colors or anything at else at the moment.

Bay Bridge and more

Fresh from the Streets of San Francisco
Goldden Gate Bridge - Pano stitch

Cable Car - the way to experience SF!

F-Line running along the Piers of SF




Labyinth Installation in Grace Cathedral



Monday, December 30, 2013

Old times / Alte Zeiten (High ISO comparison A7-5N)

I don't want to spoil the blog with a lengthy pixel peepers rant on the differences in High ISO performance between the A7 and the 5N. Therefore just a shot of the Canon A1 under low light to illustrate how those old film cameras looked like. We have reached a level where most cameras are "just good enough".
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Ich will den Blog nicht mit langatmigen Betrachtungen auf Pixel-Niveau bezüglich des Rauschverhaltens der Sony A7 und Nex 5N verunstalten. Deshalb hier nur ein Bild einer alten Canon A1 bei wenig Licht um zu illustrieren wie eine solche Filmkamera aus den 70/80ern aussieht. Wir haben ein Niveau erreicht, bei dem die meisten Kameras einfach "gut genug" sind.

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For more details, comprehensive comparisons are available for download:

A7 versus Nex 5N at ISO6400 & 3200, different White balance (AWB, manual, Tungsten) using Canon FD lenses (FD35/2.8, FD28/2.8) and SEL1855, all pictures handheld, Noise reduction low, handheld, straight out of camera (OOC).
Crop Comparison, JPG file 19MB

Here a comparison of these shots if either OOC versus Sony IDC (automatic NR) versus Adobe ACR (NR 45/25 USM25) is used.
Crop comparison, JPG file, 16 MB