Black-and-Whites by Voigtlander 15mm

[the_jim]

Derelict Hydroelectric Generator by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

 

[the_jim]

Jenny with Batman Mask Exploring Tide Pools. by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

 

[the_jim]

Abandoned Church by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

 

[the_jim]

Jenny by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

 

[the_jim]

I use the first version of this lens on a couple of mirorless bodies and a Zeiss Ikon. I can't remember how cheap it was when it first came out, but with the finder, I want to say it was like $400...waaaay too cheap to pass up. It's certainly a little challenging to use with my A7, but has to be one of the best Voigtlander lenses made. It is probably one the best wide-angle lenses ever made. Really phenomenal.

 

[the_jim]

Shed by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

 

[the_jim]

Odd Fellows Cemetery Gates by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

 

[the_jim]

Barn Ceiling by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

 

[the_jim]

Grave of D.D. Orgutt by Jim Fischer, on Flickr

 

[Jan Pedersen]

Very nice work in this thread. This lens is now on the wishlist. To find something this wide that will work on a 7II and i assume also on a Leica body is a winner to me.

 

[Alberti]

Very nice work in this thread. This lens is now on the wishlist. To find something this wide that will work on a 7II and i assume also on a Leica body is a winner to me.

Jan, There is some residual color fringe on the Leica M that I can manually eliminate just using Lightroom to a large extent.


On the outlook for the Oranges by A Kuiper, on Flickr

 

[Jan Pedersen]

Thanks Alberti. Good to know if i at some point in future get an M with a color sensor.
On the Monochrom it should work nicely though which is what the lens will be used on, in addition to an A7II.

 

[angelopartemi]

HP5+@800
Rodinal
1+50

 

[jamin-b]

a few of mine:

Dec15_HP5_HC_CL_MS28_2 by Ben Sandler, on Flickr
Leica CL, HP5+

jan2014-64 by Ben Sandler, on Flickr
Bessa R3A, HP5+

jan2014-59 by Ben Sandler, on Flickr
Bessa R3A, HP5+

Spring 2013 IV (69 of 104) by Ben Sandler, on Flickr
Nex 7