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More Fogo Island Images - Loving This Lens!

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    Here are two from yesterday, again in the town of Tilting, and taken using the new Sony 18-55mm SAM DT lens on my Sony Alpha. After spending some time with this lens, I can already see that it is better in every aspect than the old 18-70mm kits lens. No softness at all, sharp and clear right out to the corners, and very little barrel distortion, even at full wide. I am in fact totally amazed at how razor sharp it is at all ranges. The color rendering reminds me very much of the old Minolta glass.

    A fantastic lens at a very reasonable price; in my opinion the best quality and value going, at least for this type of photography.

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    Couple of nice shots there. I really like number 2 where the walkway curves and the lines in the "deck". Nice stuff.
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    Lovely set - wonderful sharpness.

    Shot 2 is the stronger shot here imo - VERY nice fore-mid-background elements. If you like, I have a small critique on this image (it may have more to do with monitor differences than anything else).
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    wow. Great images! You can never go wrong if you are taking them like these! Congrats

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    Again, amazing pic's Camperbc.
    I'll have to go against the others and say shot #1 for me. Tells more of a story about the subject.
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    Many thanks to all of you who posted such kind comments regarding these images; very much appreciated indeed!
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    PS: Marko, I am willing to bet that your small critique may be that they appear a touch blue on your screen, as I received that comment from someone else on another forum. My reply was "that is because it WAS blue". One would have to take that up with Mother Nature, I suppose.

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    Lovely set, Camperbc!

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    Looks like an awesome area to be in with a camera! Nice shots.

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    Nope that wasn't it at all - Wonderful images again.
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