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Совершенство неба через объективы Sigma (30 фото!)

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Пришло время летних пейзажей во всем их нерукотворном величии... А мы не хотим отставать и предлагаем вдохновиться фотоработами заокеанских коллег, чтобы "догнать и перегнать Америку". Поможет нам в этом прекрасная подборка "SIGMA Corporation of America" и, разумеется, сами объективы Sigma, в которые не влюбиться просто не возможно! Ну и, разумеется, не забываем о специальных предложениях на фототехнику и аксессуары. И пока летняя жара только набирает обороты – снимаем, снимаем, снимаем... Ставь лайк и подписывайся на канал Yarkiy.ru Держи руку на пульсе самых ярких новостей!

Пришло время летних пейзажей во всем их нерукотворном величии... А мы не хотим отставать и предлагаем вдохновиться фотоработами заокеанских коллег, чтобы "догнать и перегнать Америку".

Поможет нам в этом прекрасная подборка "SIGMA Corporation of America" и, разумеется, сами объективы Sigma, в которые не влюбиться просто не возможно!

Title:Comet NEOWISE Photo by:Babak Tafreshi Camera:Canon
Title:Comet NEOWISE Photo by:Babak Tafreshi Camera:Canon
Title:Out to Sea Photo by:Matthew Donohue Camera:Canon Lens:14mm F1.8 DG HSM | A Shutter:1/100 Aperture:8.0 ISO Setting:160 Description: Taken on the Newport Bermuda Race 2018 in the Atlantic. Father's Day at 5:34 a.m. 37° 34.01 N, 068° 42.71 W 409 nautical miles from land
Title:Out to Sea Photo by:Matthew Donohue Camera:Canon Lens:14mm F1.8 DG HSM | A Shutter:1/100 Aperture:8.0 ISO Setting:160 Description: Taken on the Newport Bermuda Race 2018 in the Atlantic. Father's Day at 5:34 a.m. 37° 34.01 N, 068° 42.71 W 409 nautical miles from land
Title:Mt Rainier Camera:Sony E-mount Lens:14-24mm F2.8 DG DN | A Description: When I found out I was going to get the chance to test out the new 14-24 f2.8 that had been completely redesigned for mirrorless, I was more than just a bit excited. Although uncooperative weather on my trip to photograph Mt. Rainier would limit my time, I was determined to make the most of it. Setting up, the fast 2.8 aperture made using live view to nail my focus on the stars feel effortless. I hit the shutter for my first exposure with the aperture wide open. I waited, checked the corners, smiled, and got right to shooting. I only had time to take a few shots, but I already couldn't wait to see the images on a larger screen. Getting to see the sharpness across the entire frame put the quality of this lens on another level. The 14mm to 24mm may be a classic focal range for astrophotography, but there's undoubtedly a new champion when it comes to fast, ultra wide angle zoom lenses. Jack Fusco
Title:Mt Rainier Camera:Sony E-mount Lens:14-24mm F2.8 DG DN | A Description: When I found out I was going to get the chance to test out the new 14-24 f2.8 that had been completely redesigned for mirrorless, I was more than just a bit excited. Although uncooperative weather on my trip to photograph Mt. Rainier would limit my time, I was determined to make the most of it. Setting up, the fast 2.8 aperture made using live view to nail my focus on the stars feel effortless. I hit the shutter for my first exposure with the aperture wide open. I waited, checked the corners, smiled, and got right to shooting. I only had time to take a few shots, but I already couldn't wait to see the images on a larger screen. Getting to see the sharpness across the entire frame put the quality of this lens on another level. The 14mm to 24mm may be a classic focal range for astrophotography, but there's undoubtedly a new champion when it comes to fast, ultra wide angle zoom lenses. Jack Fusco

Title:Hawaiian Heavens Photo by:@evan_guarino Camera:Canon Lens:20mm F1.4 DG HSM | A Shutter:20" Aperture:f/1.8 ISO Setting:4000 Description: Getting up at 130am to drive 10,000 feet above sea level in 30 miles is easy, when you know what kind of sky is up there waiting for you. This is but one frame from a series I took and stitched into a 360-degree panorama that creates a vivid, VR-like experience of the night sky from one of the greatest places I've ever stepped foot.
Title:Hawaiian Heavens Photo by:@evan_guarino Camera:Canon Lens:20mm F1.4 DG HSM | A Shutter:20" Aperture:f/1.8 ISO Setting:4000 Description: Getting up at 130am to drive 10,000 feet above sea level in 30 miles is easy, when you know what kind of sky is up there waiting for you. This is but one frame from a series I took and stitched into a 360-degree panorama that creates a vivid, VR-like experience of the night sky from one of the greatest places I've ever stepped foot.
Title:Mt Rainier Camera:Sony E-mount Lens:14-24mm F2.8 DG DN | A Description: When I found out I was going to get the chance to test out the new 14-24 f2.8 that had been completely redesigned for mirrorless, I was more than just a bit excited. Although uncooperative weather on my trip to photograph Mt. Rainier would limit my time, I was determined to make the most of it. Setting up, the fast 2.8 aperture made using live view to nail my focus on the stars feel effortless. I hit the shutter for my first exposure with the aperture wide open. I waited, checked the corners, smiled, and got right to shooting. I only had time to take a few shots, but I already couldn't wait to see the images on a larger screen. Getting to see the sharpness across the entire frame put the quality of this lens on another level. The 14mm to 24mm may be a classic focal range for astrophotography, but there's undoubtedly a new champion when it comes to fast, ultra wide angle zoom lenses.
Title:Mt Rainier Camera:Sony E-mount Lens:14-24mm F2.8 DG DN | A Description: When I found out I was going to get the chance to test out the new 14-24 f2.8 that had been completely redesigned for mirrorless, I was more than just a bit excited. Although uncooperative weather on my trip to photograph Mt. Rainier would limit my time, I was determined to make the most of it. Setting up, the fast 2.8 aperture made using live view to nail my focus on the stars feel effortless. I hit the shutter for my first exposure with the aperture wide open. I waited, checked the corners, smiled, and got right to shooting. I only had time to take a few shots, but I already couldn't wait to see the images on a larger screen. Getting to see the sharpness across the entire frame put the quality of this lens on another level. The 14mm to 24mm may be a classic focal range for astrophotography, but there's undoubtedly a new champion when it comes to fast, ultra wide angle zoom lenses.
Title:Mt Rainier Camera:Sony E-mount Lens:14-24mm F2.8 DG DN | A Description: When I found out I was going to get the chance to test out the new 14-24 f2.8 that had been completely redesigned for mirrorless, I was more than just a bit excited. Although uncooperative weather on my trip to photograph Mt. Rainier would limit my time, I was determined to make the most of it. Setting up, the fast 2.8 aperture made using live view to nail my focus on the stars feel effortless. I hit the shutter for my first exposure with the aperture wide open. I waited, checked the corners, smiled, and got right to shooting. I only had time to take a few shots, but I already couldn't wait to see the images on a larger screen. Getting to see the sharpness across the entire frame put the quality of this lens on another level. The 14mm to 24mm may be a classic focal range for astrophotography, but there's undoubtedly a new champion when it comes to fast, ultra wide angle zoom lenses.
Title:Mt Rainier Camera:Sony E-mount Lens:14-24mm F2.8 DG DN | A Description: When I found out I was going to get the chance to test out the new 14-24 f2.8 that had been completely redesigned for mirrorless, I was more than just a bit excited. Although uncooperative weather on my trip to photograph Mt. Rainier would limit my time, I was determined to make the most of it. Setting up, the fast 2.8 aperture made using live view to nail my focus on the stars feel effortless. I hit the shutter for my first exposure with the aperture wide open. I waited, checked the corners, smiled, and got right to shooting. I only had time to take a few shots, but I already couldn't wait to see the images on a larger screen. Getting to see the sharpness across the entire frame put the quality of this lens on another level. The 14mm to 24mm may be a classic focal range for astrophotography, but there's undoubtedly a new champion when it comes to fast, ultra wide angle zoom lenses.

Ну и, разумеется, не забываем о специальных предложениях на фототехнику и аксессуары. И пока летняя жара только набирает обороты – снимаем, снимаем, снимаем...

Ставь лайк и подписывайся на канал Yarkiy.ru

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