i Love C-Sonnar 50/1.5

[dannyChou]

Let me start!
Please post here your comments and pictures about this lens. Thanks!

 

[dannyChou]

 

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[helen.HH]

Wonderful shots here...
sometimes I miss it

 

[Tom A]

The C Sonnar in either S-mount (as here - on a Nikon S3) or in M-mount is probably my most used 50 mm lens. Compact and very, very good.

 

[f16sunshine]

Does not matter what lens in this one. This is a fun shot. Nice "Camera Club" 😀

 

[kdemas]

Always one of my favorite lenses. My most used 50 at the moment.

 

[seakayaker1]

Love fast 50's!

M6 TTL with Zeiss C Sonnar T* 50mm f1.5 / Ilford HP5

 

[Michael Markey]

M2 C Sonnar XP2

 

[horosu]

Leica MP, Kodak Trix+Tmax, Rodinal

 

[helen.HH]

M2 C Sonnar XP2

ADORE THIS Michael !! Keep shooting with this lens its Magic ...Best- h

Leica MP, Kodak Trix+Tmax, Rodinal

Horosu, this shot always just puts me in a swoon...its such a Gorgeous Melancholic Portrait...Superb! ...cheers- H

 

[direwolf101]

Leica MP, Kodak Trix+Tmax, Rodinal

Terrific portrait!

 

[helen.HH]

[url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/helenartemishill/4672401265/] One of Frank Petronio's FAVorite Models.... by helenhill_HH, on Flickr[/URL]

 

[horosu]

Thank you Helen and all for the kind comments. And one more shot, this one on my contact sheet just before the one I posted before 🙂

 

[Richard G]

Rollei Retro 100. Wide open.

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[Richard G]

Tri X.

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[Richard G]

I love the C Sonnar even at the middle apertures.


Brunswick and Kerr by Richard GM2, on Flickr

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State Library of Victoria by Richard GM2, on Flickr

 

[morback]

A good lens, wish it had a bit less saturation. Can have a very nostalgic feel at certain apertures. Definitely a cure to Summiluxes at the current rates.. (Cured my wants at least).


20110430_11_ZI+SNR by Martin N. Hinze, on Flickr


20101203_13_M2+SNR by Martin N. Hinze, on Flickr


20110712_15_ZI+SNR by Martin N. Hinze, on Flickr