akk2
Established
in budget, CV lens maybe a good deal.
get a CV 35/1.4 SC and start shoot !
if u want wider lens later go for CV21P
or u may think about CV50/1.1
get a CV 35/1.4 SC and start shoot !
if u want wider lens later go for CV21P
or u may think about CV50/1.1
Makten
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Why on earth would anyone choose the SC version for a digital camera?
Ari4510
Newbie
Jeff, for wide angle with M8 forget about 35mm and above. 28mm is a good start. The CV 15 is like 21 view on 35mm format just nice and not that extreme. The lens delivers super sharp image at f5.6 to f8 . I use it without the View finder and shooting from the hip is not a problem with this superb lens
akk2
Established
for more characteristic in color , and have more shadow detail (less contrast)Why on earth would anyone choose the SC version for a digital camera?
Makten
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"Characteristics" would be less accurate colors then, I guess. And you will certainly not have "more shadow details" since the lower contrast is from internal flare.
Film is another story since you don't have the same possibilities to lower contrast after the exposure.
Jeff.
Newbie
Bought the 35 f/1.4 Nokton SC.
No lens is perfect... will be a great starting lens if nothing else. Needed the low light performance as Copenhagen is going to be really dark for a few months.
No lens is perfect... will be a great starting lens if nothing else. Needed the low light performance as Copenhagen is going to be really dark for a few months.
Fujitsu
Well-known
Well, with any sort of print or hybrid workflow you can. Slides may be different but shooting the Nokton SC for color slides doesnt make sense anway.
I say the SC is as useful for b&w film as it is for b&w digital.
Jeff.
Newbie
Sorry forgot to mention, going to be shooting 80%+ b&w