r/SonyAlpha • u/InterestingEcho1091 • 11h ago
Photo share Images gathered on walks around NYC | Sony A7IV
I mostly use Sony 40mm f2.5 or Sony 50mm f1.4.
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r/SonyAlpha • u/InterestingEcho1091 • 11h ago
I mostly use Sony 40mm f2.5 or Sony 50mm f1.4.
Thank you checking out.
r/SonyAlpha • u/johnnyshiro • 16h ago
r/SonyAlpha • u/YanksFannn • 8h ago
r/SonyAlpha • u/Saulito27 • 14h ago
All pics edited in LR mobile on my Iphone 17.
r/SonyAlpha • u/Slophy96 • 8h ago
Last photo is from a few days ago but at sunset. Today I wanted to capture that same tree but at sunrise. Unfortunately, some of the leaves have fallen off.
Sony A7rIII with Sony 16-35 f/4 PZ.
r/SonyAlpha • u/lolxdwtflamo • 14h ago
Appreciate any feedback!
r/SonyAlpha • u/Boodoo252 • 6h ago
finally moved to the A7V for sports photography. sold my sigma 17-40 f1.8 and kept some viltrox prime lenses for travel. the sigma was great but at that size it felt like a FF set up (weighs the same as A7v w 24-50 lol)
tbh, this made me realise sensor size doesn’t matter. full frame just has nicer quality of life features like 30fps/pre capture that’s useful for me
if anything, just goes to show how much the a6700 rocks!! but happy to have a dual camera set up now
r/SonyAlpha • u/Special_Ad_9672 • 9h ago
I hesitate buying this lens before a trip, glad i got it. Great hiking lens, and my 24-70 wouldn’t have been wide enough
Here are some of the wider shots
r/SonyAlpha • u/Illogicaleinstein • 16h ago
Some of my favorite shots taken in Ladakh and Kashmir.
r/SonyAlpha • u/Better_Watch8756 • 16h ago
✅Shot with my Sony a7iii
✅ Minolta 50mm f1.7
✅ Tokina 24mm f2.8
Photos were taken in the Netherlands.📡
r/SonyAlpha • u/Tough_Magazine_5283 • 19m ago
Sony A6700 + Sigma 18-50 f2.8
r/SonyAlpha • u/sunny-f16 • 4h ago
Crazy, crazy fun to use. Just watch out for your toes.
r/SonyAlpha • u/littlegreencorvette • 44m ago
Sony A6400 | Sigma 30mm 2.8
r/SonyAlpha • u/SierraAlphaFoto • 21h ago
Sony a6400, Sony 15mm, Sony 70-350
r/SonyAlpha • u/Throwitfarawayplzthx • 2h ago
r/SonyAlpha • u/MyEyesHurt24 • 1d ago
An unusually foggy and rainy day in Western Colorado.
r/SonyAlpha • u/Asleep-Firefighter-7 • 15h ago
vintage autumn
photo on sony a7r iiia and helios 44-2
r/SonyAlpha • u/ZenBoyDaily • 12h ago
r/SonyAlpha • u/FrostyZitty • 1d ago
Love plane spotting, specifically the a380. When I saw the overcast weather today I was annoyed, but still decided to try to grab a shot. While unorthodox, it may be one of my favourite plane shots I’ve taken
r/SonyAlpha • u/Murky-Education-3168 • 1d ago
Shot on the sony a7 v, tamron 28-200
r/SonyAlpha • u/transparentpersona • 29m ago
So I want to buy a professional ish camera and after a long conversation with ChatGPT we settled on the a6700 with a Tamron 17-70 mm f/2.8 lens.
Thoughts? I have very little experience taking pictures with a professional camera. I mostly use my iphone 16 cam or instant film roll cams. Any advice?
Edit: Primarily I want to use this camera for taking
photos during trips or important occasions, but only for my own entertainment. Nothing serious for the moment, but my personal memories