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Hey folks, I've made a post like this before, but I wanted to do another one regarding my latest trip to the Hamilton/Burlington SPCA here in my hometown. I volunteer my photography there because I believe that higher quality images could definitely lead to a greater adoption rate and so far I've been proved correct. I hope these images inspire you to maybe get out there and do some good with your respective cameras! Not that every picture we take isn't doing good, but our images can change lives, be they persons or pets. I've attached a couple of my favourite images from the shoot, but you can view the full gallery and write up on my website by clicking below: Volunteering at the SPCA Here are a couple of my faves from the shoot. All images shot on the Sony A7R II with the 55mm 1.8 Sony/Zeiss Lens
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The frog and the island photos are cropped, developed using capture one pro. iso100-400, f8-11
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I have a new A7SII camera and was taking photos tonight and noticed a very severe problem. I would take multiple photos in succession, and they would all turn out looking different with drastically different color balances; some would be too blue, some too red, all over the spectrum. All of my shooting settings were generally set to manual, and I was shooting mostly on "M" mode, although I briefly switched over to "auto" and it still gave me the issue. Has anyone else experienced this? Below is a link to view a couple example photos so you can see the color shift that I'm talking about. Thanks! Click here for example photos! -
https://www.behance.net/gallery/42765229/Deep-Blue My photos and video from a recent trip to Lithuania.. I had just bought the camera, so what you see is me learning how to use it and experimenting One sel35f18 fixed lens and the Sony a6300 Playing with the settings, filming and snapping some pictures, but most of all creating a visual diary. A love letter to noone. Song name : Brian Eno - Deep Blue Day Hope you enjoy, comments welcome!
