Sony A7R V Pixel Shift + Voigtlander FE 35mm f/2 APO Dual Aperture Series: Alpine Creek Bottom
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Apropos Sony A7R V Pixel Shift with Motion Correction a Medium Format Killer? ...
This double aperture series from f/2 to f/8 shows off the benchmark-grade performance of the Voigtlander FE 35mm f/2 APO-Lanthar as well as the spectacular sharpness made possible via 4-shot pixel shift on the Sony A7R V—all on a scene with moving subject matter (water, ferns).
Voigtlander FE 35mm f/2 APO Aperture Series: Alpine Creek Bottom (A7R V, Pixel Shift)
Includes images from f/2 to f/8 in both pixel shift and single-shot mode on the Sony A7R V at sizes up to full sensor resolution, plus a 3-frame focus stack at f/8 using Zerene Stacker.
Both pixel shift and single-shot images are presented, so that the differences can be seen and appreciated across the aperture range. It shows, for example, just how stunning a performer the CV35/2 is wide open at f/2. And with pixel shift, the results are mesmerizing.
State of the art capture quality—beyond medium format quality offered by Fujifilm or Hasselblad. If you are a landscape photographer and don’t have these Voigtlander APO lenses, you are missing out on something special.
Sony A7R V + Voigtlander FE APO-Lanthar 35mm f/2 Aspherical
ENV: Alpine Creek, altitude 650 ft / 198 m, 50°F / 10°C
RAW: Camera ST, +10 Whites, +10 Clarity, diffraction mitigating sharpening
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