millus1974
Film Shooter...Forever!!
I know she is not a beautiful girl like the models of LeicaTom ^__^ but she is sweet, really soft, always happy to see me, she give a lot of kiss (or maybe they are licking) and she sleep on my bed with me 
...and of course she love my canon 50\1.2
...and of course she love my canon 50\1.2
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Canon 50/1.2 on the Bessa R2, wide-open.
Like, "Wow", man.
Wide-open on the M8, Hot Mirror Filter, and the Sun-Shade from the Noct-Nikkor.
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This lens is made from two parts lenses, front section and focus mount from a parts lens Roland sent to me, and the rear module and infinity tab from Ebay. I left the name-ring off, which reflects off the Hot Mirror Filter.
Like, "Wow", man.
Wide-open on the M8, Hot Mirror Filter, and the Sun-Shade from the Noct-Nikkor.
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This lens is made from two parts lenses, front section and focus mount from a parts lens Roland sent to me, and the rear module and infinity tab from Ebay. I left the name-ring off, which reflects off the Hot Mirror Filter.
millus1974
Film Shooter...Forever!!
...it seems i will never understand how to save a link from flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/millus1974/5318277142/in/set-72157625673550662/
second try
http://www.flickr.com/photos/millus1974/5318277142/in/set-72157625673550662/
second try
Mackinaw
Think Different
One more taken several years back:
Jim B.
Jim B.
Strangeluv
Christer Johansen
I've had mine for a year, and even tho I am a 35mm kind of guy, this is so great for portraits.
kermaier
Well-known
Ahhhh, now that's what I'm talking about -- thanks!
I just need to get a soft enough cleaning cloth, since the surface that gets hazy on my lens has had the coating polished off.
::Ari
elmer3.5
Well-known
Love this lens, great at 1.2 and greater stopped down.
Exchanged it for a sigma dp1 and before use i Had to correct the pronounced focus shift it had, but now everything is ok!!!
Also i found it really small
At Coquimbo, Chile, sunny 16. Leica III-G
Santiago, Chile @ 5.6 +-, Minolta CLE.
Bye!
Exchanged it for a sigma dp1 and before use i Had to correct the pronounced focus shift it had, but now everything is ok!!!
Also i found it really small
At Coquimbo, Chile, sunny 16. Leica III-G
Santiago, Chile @ 5.6 +-, Minolta CLE.
Bye!
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kermaier
Well-known
And here's one I've posted before, from when the lens still had an internal surface with coating half-eaten by fungus.
A girl and her dog. [Canon LTM 50/1.2 @ f/1.2 on Epson R-D1 @ ISO 400]
A girl and her dog. [Canon LTM 50/1.2 @ f/1.2 on Epson R-D1 @ ISO 400]
Arvay
Obscurant
I've had mine for a year, and even tho I am a 35mm kind of guy, this is so great for portraits.
Excellent shots!
Matus
Well-known
Some nice photos (the thread starter rocks). Do I get it right that this lens likes contrasty film/light ?
Definitely would be on my list for portraits should I ever get back to 35mm RF.
EDIT: How does it compare to the f/1.4 version ?
Definitely would be on my list for portraits should I ever get back to 35mm RF.
EDIT: How does it compare to the f/1.4 version ?
LeicaTom
Watch that step!
I know she is not a beautiful girl like the models of LeicaTom ^__^ but she is sweet, really soft, always happy to see me, she give a lot of kiss (or maybe they are licking) and she sleep on my bed with me
...and of course she love my canon 50\1.2
Beautiful capture! Lovely dog
This lens is GREAT for pet photos, just have to be quick and work at f1.2/f1.4 in fast moving daytime lighting
Tom
LeicaTom
Watch that step!
I've had mine for a year, and even tho I am a 35mm kind of guy, this is so great for portraits.
Beautiful portraits.....they also have that 1970's look about them, that's why I love this lens, it's like "instant retro"
Tom
LeicaTom
Watch that step!
It does work in that more contrasty mode, you have to watch if you forcefuly overexpose with the lens that you don't blow it out too much.
I prefer the f1.2 over the f1.4 while the look it gives at f1.4 is much smoother than the f1.4 is at f1.4 (does that make sense to everyone?)
Tom
Mephiloco
Well-known
Here are a few off my last roll that I shot, all from New Year's Eve.
ChrisN
Striving
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Strangeluv
Christer Johansen
love this lens
This is just so darn gorgeous!
Strangeluv
Christer Johansen
A couple of more.
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
I'm a big fan of this lens and understand Tom's admiration totally.
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Peter S
Guest
Strangeluv beautiful shots. Are they made with a M8/M9? Very difficult to see (and I could also be wrong), but I simply have to admire your post processing technique if these are digital. If it is the case any secrets to share as I just purchased a 50/1.2 myself and am still struggling with digital post processing. Can use all the help I can get
Strangeluv
Christer Johansen
Strangeluv beautiful shots. Are they made with a M8/M9? Very difficult to see (and I could also be wrong), but I simply have to admire your post processing technique if these are digital. If it is the case any secrets to share as I just purchased a 50/1.2 myself and am still struggling with digital post processing. Can use all the help I can get
Thank you Peter, kind words
They're all shot on a M8. Post processing is basically done in PS3 and most importantly, Silver Efex Pro. Great piece of software with lots of possibilities.