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mdcromer wrote:Tamron 200-500. Light, sharp and you'll need every bit of that reach on your FF sensor!

Thanks.mill take a look at it.

Below 800 would be not breaking the bank. Thanks for the suggestions. I'll look around.

I picked up the 70-210 Beercan and I love it but I do wish I had a lens with a little more reach. Maybe up to 400mm for birds, deer ect. What would be a good lens for my a850 that wouldn't break the bank?

aster wrote:Hi Cosmonaut, : )

Very nice landscape rendition from you and the CZ 24-70 mm.

Very bright colours indeed.

Yildiz

Thanks. It is a great lens.

mvanrheenen wrote:Wow, excellent as well as interesting landscape shot cosmonaut! Great contrasts of all the major subjects in the image.

cosmonaut1959 wrote:The heavy colors and contrast are the Carl Zeiss.

I noticed this from the CZ16-80 too.

Mark

This was with the 24-70mm

Nice. Flowers are beginning to popmoutnhere too.

All I did to the rock is push the fill light in Lightroom. The heavy colors and contrast are the Carl Zeiss. I did nothing to push that in post. Awesome lens. Maybe to many elements for a landscape lens. I think that's why I had a flaring issue. I am sure it will work better when I am not shooting d...

Nice work. There is a lot of details and things to keep the eyes busy.

Thanks Mike.

A850, CZ 24-75mm, wow what a heavy lens. I did have some nasty flares to deal with in post.


Cherokee Rock Village by Cosmonaut's, on Flickr

Thanks all. I will keep my IPad and camera connect kit close at hand from now on.

Well the guy I bought my a850 from is a pro photojournalist. I ordered a beercan for it and put it on the a850 just before leaving work. I passed this wreck on the way home snapped the shot and emailed it in. The News paper posted it on their website within minutes. My first shot out of the can was ...

Wow, that's amazing.

Thanks Doc, Thanks Mike.

a77, Sigma 8-16mm a sweet combo.


Little Blue House by Cosmonaut's, on Flickr