mus
Member
Max Power
Well-known
MUS,
I really like the first frame; very gritty and the contrast really goes well with the subject. The shallow DOF at f1.5 works really well.
What film and dev are you using?
Kent
I really like the first frame; very gritty and the contrast really goes well with the subject. The shallow DOF at f1.5 works really well.
What film and dev are you using?
Kent
rolleistef
Well-known
The bokeh is absolutely beautiful. "Great" doesn't suit properly to Zeiss lenses, it's not strong enough. Every digital camera owner would be jealous if only they knew what you can do with 200$ gears....
I particularly like the first one. Did you use a push processing for the grain?
I particularly like the first one. Did you use a push processing for the grain?
mus
Member
Max Power said:
The film is Svema 64 asa 91 year,and the devloper is Fomadon R09. Time of development-16 minutes.
Gabriel M.A.
My Red Dot Glows For You
Nice indeed. I like my Sonnar 50mm f/1.5, and the other two "copies". The day they sell a 50mm Sonnar in Canon EF or Nikon mount, I'll buy it; at the right price, that is.
mus
Member
rolleistef
"I particularly like the first one. Did you use a push processing for the grain?"
I`ve extended the time of development with 6 or 7 minutes.
"I particularly like the first one. Did you use a push processing for the grain?"
I`ve extended the time of development with 6 or 7 minutes.
Flyfisher Tom
Well-known
Very nice 
If you ever have a desire to have the zeiss look in LTM, try the Canon 50/1.5 LTM, great lens, great signature.
If you ever have a desire to have the zeiss look in LTM, try the Canon 50/1.5 LTM, great lens, great signature.
R
Rich Silfver
Guest
Love the first shot.
I like my Sonnar 50/1.5 as well. One of the best lens purchases I've done in recent time.
I like my Sonnar 50/1.5 as well. One of the best lens purchases I've done in recent time.
nzeeman
Well-known
that svema looks pretty cool. i must enlarge some of my svema photos.