mszargar
Established
Testing Ilford Pan 400 at ISO 800. Quite acceptable...
ChrisLivsey
Veteran
The local Leica dealer has the demo model in of the new M (240) model. I took a card along and tested taking my M2 fitted with 35mm f2 IV Summicron TomA Softie (Rff) and M2 Rapidwinder.
Shot with the 240 using my 50mm Zeiss C Sonnar at f2 (it is coded as f1.4 50mm) straight jpeg.
The B/W of the 240 from the M2 will follow.
Note this numbered 2 exposure on the 240 camera and I also took number 1
Shot with the 240 using my 50mm Zeiss C Sonnar at f2 (it is coded as f1.4 50mm) straight jpeg.
The B/W of the 240 from the M2 will follow.
Note this numbered 2 exposure on the 240 camera and I also took number 1
Tom A
RFF Sponsor
A bit of a "nature walk" - I like Nature organized, preferably with small signs telling what it is that is growing etc.
This is the duck pond in Jericho Park here in Vancouver" The duck claims that there is an editorial misprint on the sign next to i. The "Do Not Feed The Ducks" should read "Do Feed THe Ducks"
Nikon S3, Zeiis C Sonnar 50mm f1.5 in S-mount. TriX in Td 201 two part developer.
peter_n
Veteran
thompsonks
Well-known
Thank you – that's exactly what I was trying to say.
Pioneer
Veteran
Nah. We all love the C Sonnar, some of us a bit more than others.
I am just enjoying the pictures. This lens is obviously wonderful and it is very refreshing to be able to spend time on a thread with more images than words.
benji77
@R.F.F
Cropped the second shot quite a bit due to the excess perimeters that were distracting and realized that the focus was more than 'off'. But I like it for the energy it brings.
maggieo
More Deadly
Scooter, March 07, 2013 by Maggie Osterberg, on Flickr
Girl Scout Cookies and Coffee, March 03, 2013 by Maggie Osterberg, on Flickr
Bruno Gracia
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alienmeatsack
Well-known
This thread alone is a gallery of wonderful photography in and of itself.
And now I am wondering if I am missing out on something not owning this lens!
And now I am wondering if I am missing out on something not owning this lens!
anerjee
Well-known
Tri-x pushed to 3200, souped in Xtol. ZI + 50mm sonnar
zwarte_kat
Well-known
LOL
I love them though keep them coming.
And it makes me feel I can post a lot too
So thanks Danny!
2013-02-neopan400-Sonnar297 by Rudy Shots, on Flickr
zwarte_kat
Well-known
2013-02-neopan400-Sonnar335 by Rudy Shots, on Flickr
2013-02-neopan400-Sonnar392 by Rudy Shots, on Flickr
dannyChou
Well-known
LOL
I love them though keep them coming.
And it makes me feel I can post a lot too
So thanks Danny!
2013-02-neopan400-Sonnar297 by Rudy Shots, on Flickr
I love this portrait!!
dannyChou
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dannyChou
Well-known
RBullCZ
Member
Here is one photo taken with C-Sonnar 50/1.5. On the same roll is very similar picture taken with Jupiter-8 taken just minute away from this one and surprisingly I had very hard time to remember which one is which as I could not spot the difference in the photographs They really have similar signature although in other light situations the C-Sonnar has been more distinctive (crisp?) compared to the J-8.
They really have similar signature although in other light situations the C-Sonnar has been more distinctive (crisp?) compared to the J-8.Attachments
dannyChou
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maggieo
More Deadly
Important Notice, March 14, 2013 by Maggie Osterberg, on Flickr
Saint Patrick Bear, March 14, 2013 by Maggie Osterberg, on Flickr
Migrating Geese, March 14, 2013 by Maggie Osterberg, on Flickr
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