Richard G
Veteran
La Déesse by Richard GM2, on Flickr
GPO by Richard GM2, on Flickr
Jacarandas by Richard GM2, on Flickr
Barkers by Richard GM2, on Flickr
Richard G
Veteran
Love this for the absolutely straight lines and the size. Went out with the Hexar yesterday after a few weeks of only using the 21. I kept seeing only 21mm suitable pictures, a few which should be good but I know the barrel distortion will make me miserable. The stealth mode for some other shots will hopefully make the roll. Prefocussing the 21 would have done for those probably too.
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Tom A
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From an era when size did matter! 1960 Lincoln Continental Convertible. This was shot at one of the Concour's D'Elegance in Gastown here in Vancouver some years ago.
Bessa R4M, Zeiss C Biogon 21mm f4.5. Acros 100 in Beutler 1:1:10 for 7 min.
Haigh
Gary Haigh
These are really nice shots. Glad you love that lens-it shows.
Vincent.G
Well-known
From an era when size did matter! 1960 Lincoln Continental Convertible. This was shot at one of the Concour's D'Elegance in Gastown here in Vancouver some years ago.
Bessa R4M, Zeiss C Biogon 21mm f4.5. Acros 100 in Beutler 1:1:10 for 7 min.
Good Lord, I will need a reverse sensor + camera to reverse park this car!
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Vincent.G
Well-known
Joe, the fall-off in the corners of the second photo looks quite significant. Is it because of post-processing?
Shade
Well-known
These pictures makes me regret getting a brand new 21/4 skopar..
back alley
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i can't remember...i know i went through a phase of adding a bit of vignetting to some images...
back alley
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fear not, the little cv 21 is a great lens...in fact i regret selling mine and am looking for a good used one that i can afford...
meven
Well-known
Some of my shots with this little gem of a lens.
More here if you are interested: http://www.flickr.com/photos/from_max/tags/zeisscbiogon21mmf45/
More here if you are interested: http://www.flickr.com/photos/from_max/tags/zeisscbiogon21mmf45/
Richard G
Veteran
Bronze by Richard GM2, on Flickr
East Melbourne by Richard GM2, on Flickr
East Melbourne by Richard GM2, on Flickr
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kokoshawnuff
Alex
I bought this lens for the size, but after using it for a couple months I'm loving it for every aspect...
M6, TX 400, C-Biogon 21, D-76 by kokoshawnuff
M6, TX 400, C-Biogon 21, D-76 by kokoshawnuff
M6, TX 400, C-Biogon 21, D-76 by kokoshawnuff
M6, TX 400, C-Biogon 21, D-76 by kokoshawnuff
M6, TX 400, C-Biogon 21, D-76 by kokoshawnuff
M6, TX 400, C-Biogon 21, D-76 by kokoshawnuff
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Richard G
Veteran
The light in the shots I've taken with this is so bright. Yours show that too. It's a great lens in every way.
kokoshawnuff
Alex
it is definitely a lens with unique characteristics
felixred
Newbie
M6, 21/4.5, TMX
mod2001
Old school modernist
Hola,
so i have GAS for the beautiful 21mm as well, just one question, if you use an external viewfinder, how exact is the framing especially vertical. Question behind is, the distance from the hotshoe to the optical plane is different for Bessa's, Zeiss Ikon or Leica M or not? So, if i use a Zeiss 21mm Viefinder (or Voigtlander), will it work properly on my M6?
Yogi
so i have GAS for the beautiful 21mm as well, just one question, if you use an external viewfinder, how exact is the framing especially vertical. Question behind is, the distance from the hotshoe to the optical plane is different for Bessa's, Zeiss Ikon or Leica M or not? So, if i use a Zeiss 21mm Viefinder (or Voigtlander), will it work properly on my M6?
Yogi
Tim Gray
Well-known
This is a great lens. One of my favorites. This thread should be a sticky.
mod2001: I don't have any problems framing with the Zeiss 21 finder on my M6.
20110710-1-0t by ezwal, on Flickr
mod2001: I don't have any problems framing with the Zeiss 21 finder on my M6.
20110710-1-0t by ezwal, on Flickr
