A camera which I used for less than a year. The Sony NEX-3. Although it was pretty much capable of producing some very nice pictures, it was a drag to manual focus (even with peaking focus). Plus, some of my pictures looked perfectly sharp on the screen (which is also terrible if you're used to a viewfinder. I even wished for my Canon 350D in low light scenery) but when viewed back on my computer screen the focus once so perfect was gone. But nevertheless, it served as a nice novice camera. Below are some pics shot with the NEX-3.
On this pic you can see the "out-of-focus" problem which I mentioned. And serious, on the screen it looked perfect.
I like this one. This was shot at Koog Zaandijk, near "De Zaansche Schans". Shot has been processed with Picasa.
Lazy cat. This was shot manual focus. It worked nice but I had enough time to focus.
Built in FX on the NEX. Just green.
Or high pola...
So if you have a great subject but your choice of effect doesn't add anything extra... Can't reset it.
Because of a malfunction of the AC, the fire-escape was open giving me a change to make this shot. Was taken with a really cool feature HDR. (Cool for me because it was the first time I used it)
Opposite to the built-in effects, this also shoots a normal unadjusted jpeg. Which is great if you've forgotten to turn it off. It renders the 3 bracket-shot by itself. Sony does a very nice job compared with other camera brands with the same feature.
Construction, construction. They're building a new place for a bank or something like that. No crisis at all.
Shot was taken with a very very nice feature from Sony, Handheld Twilight mode. 6 frames shot at ISO 6400 and camera generates 1 pic. Again, nice.
Local skatey thingy, single shot. After edited with Neat Image.
