icebear
Veteran
In case I do get close enough the Planar is my most used lens:
icebear
Veteran
Fascinating shot, Helen. I'm still not able to figure out what is created by camera movement and what of the white curves is actually a solid structure. Where is it?
DwF
Well-known
While I am still jazzed about my 50 Sonnar, I am enjoying this thread inspired by the Planar.
Helen all of these (need for edit notwithstanding
look great! I guess I agree the edit helps but my eye was immediately drawn to the two anyway fwiw.
Klaus, It is great to see Chick and co. as you've captured them here and I am particularly drawn to the light you've captured on that last image of the table and chairs under globe lights.
John, your image of figures in the sand is a striking and a very classic look. I like this one.
David
Helen all of these (need for edit notwithstanding
look great! I guess I agree the edit helps but my eye was immediately drawn to the two anyway fwiw.Klaus, It is great to see Chick and co. as you've captured them here and I am particularly drawn to the light you've captured on that last image of the table and chairs under globe lights.
John, your image of figures in the sand is a striking and a very classic look. I like this one.
David
helen.HH
To Light & Love ...
Klaus,
it's a new Installation at 23 and Fifth
between Madison Park and 'Eataly'
Great shots Klaus ... Mono & Miss Planar
Hi 'DWF' , very kind, Thanks much !!
it's a new Installation at 23 and Fifth
between Madison Park and 'Eataly'
Great shots Klaus ... Mono & Miss Planar
Hi 'DWF' , very kind, Thanks much !!
helen.HH
To Light & Love ...
Bille
Well-known
Any reason to pick a Planar 50 over the Summicron 50? Price? I´m curious.
Bille
Well-known
Wow... nice
icebear
Veteran
Hi Helen,
it looks like you changed the picture in the post? Although the pervious one looked partly blurry, I liked it better than the one that you show now
cz23
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Scapevision
Well-known
Mjd-djm
Established
FrozenInTime
Well-known
The wide open focus differentiation works well and you certainly caught the moment.
SaveKodak
Well-known
Does anyone know why the design choices between the 50/1.4 (SLR) Planar and 50/2 (RF) Planar were so different? The 50/2 seems to have been designed with pure performance in mind, where as the 50/1.4 seems to be more about general aesthetic rendering. They're both beauties IMO, but I do wonder why they're so different...
jamin-b
Well-known
A couple on the M8:
N&C 13 B-day-61-2 by Ben Sandler, on Flickr
N&C 13 B-day-50 by Ben Sandler, on Flickr
N&C 13 B-day-61-2 by Ben Sandler, on FlickrN&C 13 B-day-50 by Ben Sandler, on Flickrcz23
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Yokosuka Mike
Abstract Clarity
Sony A7II, 50mm f2 ZM, Voigtlander adapter (both pictures shot at f8 ISO 100) Yama****a Park, Yokohama
I think it's because the SLR lens has to sit so far from the film plane... the optical arrangement has to be adjusted for this.
M9, ZM 50 Planar
