20x16 inch prints with NEX3/kit lens

[Bugleone]

My first attempt at decent size prints from the NEX 3,...these are now on display in my local Arts Centre along withthe work of seven oterh local photogrpahers. As a former medium format film photgrapher I am well pleased with the excellent image quality from this little combo.

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[Poki]

It's always nice to be able to show your work in an art center.

And I still love the picture of your dog! He just looks sooo happy on this one.

Edit: Just double checked you shot them with a original NEX-3. I'm happy the sensor in my NEX-5 isn't too outdated.

 

[Phoenix]

That's great! It's always nice to have your work displayed, it gives a sense of achievement and a feeling of appreciation to your work and vision. Good on you

 

[freddytto]

very good pictures, I'm learning a lot and in my plans to return to my country, Mexico, do many photography and offer them for sale at the municipal museum, and the funds raised to a foundation to promote education.
I talked to my son the other day and he is enthusiastic about this project, we will live in a quaint colonial town .

 

[olli]

Nice shots and nice to see two such very different shots.

Poki, the sooner we all get over obsessing about things being outdated the happier we will all be. Well, most of us - the manufacturers and retailers won't be pleased.

I'm shooting happily with my 4 year old A200 with its even older 10MP CCD sensor (early versions of it go back to the Nikon D200 in 2005). I just got an image from last year framed and hung on the wall this week. Guess what - nobody's noticed it's an 'outdated' sensor; they just like the picture.

 

[lapdog99]

The brass leaps off the print and the "play with me" dog photo is simply superb.