Some Recent Austin Architectural photography of Roscoe Property Managers
Some Recent Austin Architectural photography of Roscoe Property Managers.
Roscoe Property Managers asked me to photograph interiors and exteriors and drone aerial photos of several multi family developments here in Austin. These images show some the outstanding designs that Roscoe can achieve. Most of the ground photos are on a Manfrotto Neo Tech Tripod with a Canon 5 D Mark III and a TS-E 17, f/4L Tilt Shift Lens. The aerial photos are with my DJI Mavic Pro 2 Drone.
Arise Riverside Architectural Photography Austin
Arise Riverside Architectural Photography Austin pool at twilight
WILDER Apartments Architectural Photography Austin pool at twilight
120 Ninth San Antonio Apartments Courtyard at twilight
THE BRIXTON Multi Family Apts Drone Aerial Photograph
Testing the Crop loss with Canon TS-E 17mm lens on Canon Mark iii versus on the Sony A7R with Matabones V adapter
Testing the Crop loss on with Canon TS-E 17mm lens on Canon Mark iii
and on the Sony A7R
The Canon 5D Mark iii with TS-E 17 mm tilt shift lens professional photographer austin
My buddy Marc Swendner and I got the idea of testing the focal Canon TS-E 17mm tilt shift lens on both my Canon Mark iii and with his new Sony A7R with the Metabones V adapter ring. Both of us shoot architectural photography and since he bought the new Sony A7R he wanted to see if the new Sony camera would support the TS-E 17 mm tilt shift lens that we both depend on for our work. This 17 mm tilt shift lens is absolutely the cats meow because it is dead on sharp and it allows us to control the perspective of our interior and exterior photographs. Our hopes were that the Sony AR7 could deliver the same focal width with the adapter ring on it. Here are the results. The adapter ring on the Sony does crop the image significantly. It renders the TS-E 17 mm lens to be equivalent to about a 26 mm lens after the crop effect.
Austin photographers Johnny Stevens and Marc Swendner testing the TS-E tilt shift 17 mm lens with the Canon and the Sony
The Sony AR7 with adapter ring
Image from the Canon 5 D Mark 3 with 17mm tilt shift lens Johnny Stevens photography
Image from the Sony AR7 with Metabones V adapter ring on the 17mm tilt shift lens Marc Swendner photography
