A few from the old A100

[Vaughan Brean]

I liked my A100 so much that I have just bought another after owning newer cameras for a while, I have reverted back to an A100, these were taken a while ago with the kit Sony 18-200 lens

[David Kilpatrick]

Hi Vaughan. Good to see you around! The JPEG colours and 'punch' from the A100 remain hard to beat and always suited your sunny part of the world very well. You will find plenty of themed photo threads here which are popular (to the extent of running for a year and more - then getting a new thread only because there's 80+ pages of dialog and pix built up!).

David

[Vaughan Brean]

I intend to shoot alot more this summer as my I am slling a few prints through a local shop.....hence the a100 again

[Dr. Harout]

Hi Vaughan and welcome.
Very nice and colorful shots, but I'm afraid you have to remove those CA, specially in the last shot.

[David Kilpatrick]

Doc, Vaughan shot those before CA was discovered...

David

[aster]

Wow, Vaughn, the selection of subjects and the colours are just wonderful!

You certainly have a good eye for good frames and what can make a storyline through the lens...

Good ones from the A100. Being the owner of one of them I know what it can do first hand!


Thanks for sharing,

Yildiz

[Greg Beetham]

Yep I totally agree the A100 takes mighty fine photos.
Greg

[Vaughan Brean]

Wow, Vaughn, the selection of subjects and the colours are just wonderful!

You certainly have a good eye for good frames and what can make a storyline through the lens...

Yildiz

Thanks, as soon as I get busy with the A100 again , I will post some more, I will shoot alot this summer for a project I have in mind, lots of great landscape scenery around these parts and I am planning to try and sell some prints through my friends shop, I am pretty sure they will sell as I have sold some before, bright colourful punchy images is what I like to shoot and I always had success with the A100, so I thought I would get another rather than that expensive 18-200 for my nex which I think works best for me as a pocketable cam with the 16mm pancake....more to follow

[Birma]

Hi Vaughan. Just to add a +1 to the A100 fan club. I still like to use mine, although I admit to chosing the A700 for convenience and ease of use.

That first shot of the fields is a corker. (Totally made by the tractor .) It is a beautifully constructed image, and I hope we see more of your work in the future.