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exposure and white balance are off. Here's a suggested edit.

I shot these last week. Have fun!

I think the Panny 7-14 is a brilliant lens. I subscribe to the "make it work" camp. It's amazing what you can accomplish with just one lens, and it sure beat carrying a load of gear. I was in ...

I was there 2 years ago and took only 2 lenses with my Olympus EM1 - the Panasonic 7-14 and the Panasonic 35-100. With that setup I shot these images. https://brick.smugmug.com/Travel/2014-7-Iceland/

Thanks for that. Many years ago I used to dance non-professionally - mainly tap with a little jazz mixed in, so it's second nature to subconsciously mark time with the music. I intuitively knew ...

I'm so deeply honored by that, thank you very much.

I like this image very much and disagree that it should be cropped close. The environment in which he's working is just as, if not more, important than he is. Even in Photoshop I couldn't see ...

Thanks LBj2, much appreciated!

I shot most of them at f2.8 (wanted a bit more depth of field than wide open at f2), 800 shutter to stop the action and auto ISO with an upper cap of 6,400. There was a fair amount of noise ...

Thanks very much, I appreciate that!

Thanks! Batis 25 is my fastest lens (f2) that was otherwise wide enough to do the job with lighting that was abysmal as I knew it would be.  They are cropped, although not heavily as I had free ...

Although I'm interested in a wide variety of subject matter, first and foremost I consider myself a street shooter. Indeed most of what interests me are candid street portraits, although now and ...

Wednesday night I shot the dress rehearsal for Terpsicorps Ballet in Asheville NC. I wasn't sure if I should post here or in the Sports category since these dancers are true athletes whose ...

LMFAO on so many of these edits :-D

the only objectively problematic aspect of your images is oversharpening. Beyond that, the rest is simply a matter of what of taste, and if they appeal to you, then they're perfectly fine. ...

I haven't read all the other posts, but observe the moire is I think an issue with the sensor not the lens, and I'd expect the same result with the Batis 85 had it been on your camera when you ...

if turning the exposure comp wheel (on the A7RII but I suppose any other camera) doesn't change aperture or shutter speed, then what exactly is it changing in terms of light reaching the sensor - ISO?

a welcome change from birds and squirrels

thanks, and yes it's an amazing garden, complete with a two level koi pond, top spilling in a little waterfall to the bottom level!

I shot it with my 2+ year old Olympus E-M1 and the Panny 35-100 (which translates to 70-200 on full frame because of the camera crop factor).