Downtown Lights

[Peter Ward]

Really like this Sony A7s

Snapped this one above Hong Kong Harbour last night.

The link is here

[multiweb (Marc)]

Wow! Amazing sharpness and colors. Who's flying?

[Peter Ward]

Originally Posted by multiweb

Wow! Amazing sharpness and colors. Who's flying?

Ta. Not me....I was the "spare" on this occasion.

[omegacrux (David)]

Nice looks good

David

[h0ughy (David)]

colourful and unique,

glad i dont live there although i am sure it looked like bunnings

[nebulosity. (Jo)]

Such an amazing shot!

Jo

[RobF (Rob)]

Mesmerizing. Love it when you share these.

[gregbradley]

That 24mm lens works well with the A7s. Its hard to find a wider lens that does, most seem to be soft in the corners.

Nice shot.

Greg.

[FlashDrive (Poppy)]

That is a nice Photo.

Col.......

[pluto (Hugh)]

Great shot!

Originally Posted by gregbradley

That 24mm lens works well with the A7s. Its hard to find a wider lens that does, most seem to be soft in the corners.

I've been using a Voigtlander 20mm f3.5 on a Nikon Ai-s adapter with my A7s and it's lovely and sharp all over

[Peter Ward]

Thanks to one and all, and glad you enjoyed the view.

It's also worth mentioning the front windows on heavy jets are typically triplex ( to prevent failure after a bird impact) and as a result are optically not great....hence unavoidable edge distortions, reflections etc. are added to an otherwise superb camera lens.

[DavidTrap (David)]

Fantastic shot - looks clearer than anything I've ever taken from the seats down the back of the "bus".

DT

[PeterM]

Oh wow, superb.

[leon]

That is spectacular stuff, love it.

Leon

[ChrisM]

Great view and capture Peter - I usually seem to have either a wing or exhaust gas filling my view.

Chris

[Moon (James)]

Peter - really wonderful image.

Great view and capture Peter - I usually seem to have either a wing or exhaust gas filling my view.

For those of us stuck at the other end of the plane - I had the pleasure of meeting Julieanne Kost from Adobe at the total eclipse up in Port Douglas - she has put out an excellent book called "Window Seat" with advice and examples of pictures taken from the non pointy end of the plane. It's a great way to kill the time.
These days I try to get a window seat in front of the wings on the 'good' side.
James

[RB (Andrew)]

What a mesmerising shot Peter!
Thank you for sharing.

RB

[Derek Klepp]

Peter I am enjoying your A7s pics .I am thinkiing about this camera but may stick with the 6D .

[Bassnut (Fred)]

Wow, that is different indeed! . Fantastic!. Ver well done. I don't think I've seen anything quite like that.

[Peter Ward]

Originally Posted by Bassnut

Wow, that is different indeed! . Fantastic!. Ver well done. I don't think I've seen anything quite like that.

Ta Fred...I do try to put a new perspective in my images. Guess this one worked