Voigtlander 28/2 Ultron Pictures Only!

[SimonSawSunlight]

 

[EliasK]

Ultron 28 f/2, Bessa R3M, TMY-2, Tetenal Ultragin plus 1+6, Epson V700

 

[Paul T.]

Some lovely photos on here - not just the lens, obviously, but it has a look that I prefer to some other VC, it has the It Factor.

If that's barrel distortion on sper's, it's very mild - far better than a few lenses I've owned. It works well with people together with their settings. Great shots, SImon and Pufy...

 

[mastaliu]

wow, great to see a little love for the CV28 f2!


png by daniele11, on Flickr


png by daniele11, on Flickr


png by daniele11, on Flickr


png by daniele11, on Flickr

 

[said]

Leica M6 | Voigtländer Ultron 28mm/2.0 | Kodak Tri-X in D76 1+1 | Rollei Retro 100 in D76 1+1 | Plustek 7400








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[banzai]

Favorite lens I've owned. Had it since February or so.

 

[banzai]

 

[Matthieu]

With NEX-5, wide open.

 

[bhop73]

Metal Head Zombie by bhop, on Flickr

 

[said]

Leica M6 | Voigtländer Ultron 28/2.0 | Kodak Tri-X 400 @ Rodinal 1+100 60 Min | Plustek 7400



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[said]

Leica M6 | Voigtländer Ultron 28/2.0 | Tri-X 400 in D-76 1+1 | Plustek 7400





Leica M6 | Voigtländer Ultron 28/2.0 | Tri-X 400 @ 800 in D-76 1+1 | Plustek 7400




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[Tom A]

Takayama. Japan. MP and Ultron 28 f2.0. Slight crop. F2.8 and 1/30s

 

[Tom A]

Plutocracy rules! Packard Limousine. LARGR car.
Bessa R4M, Legacy Pro, Pyrocat HD 12 min.
Austoseum in Simrishamn Sweden.

 

[Austerby]

I think it's a great lens
http://www.flickr.com/photos/vidwatts/4534870813/

 

[filmfan]

bump for more photos.

 

[Dingo]

Some shots on this thread:

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=77963

 

[filmfan]

Color (First roll with 28mm f/2)
Leica M6/28mm f/2/Fuji Reala 100

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[filmfan]

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Leica M6/28mm f/2

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[wilonstott]

This lens appears to be terrifically underrated (although it does have its fans).
I think it's a great lens, very sharp and contrasty all the way up to f/2, and the distortion is minimal. Additionally, I've never had any issue with the apparent "focus shift issue" with this lens.
However, I bought the lens to use with my M4-P, which as 28mm lines, but I found myself not using the lens that much because it was a pain to see the lines, and I had a hard time taking in the whole scene.
Anyway, I found a good deal on a Leitz finder (one of the plastic ones), and now I use the lens all the time. The external viewfinder really turns it around for me--I can visualize the scene so much better.

Here are some recents. All new Portra 400.

*I just noticed that these are all interior/incandescent shots. Unintentional.

Tangent: However, I do like the way new Portra 400 handles incandescent light--I was never really big on color correcting it. For some reason, I think night interiors look more 'right' with orange/yellow casts from incandescents.

 

[lawrence]

I like this a lot.