Mr_Flibble
In Tabulas Argenteas Refero
Leica M-E, 7Artisans 50mm f/1.1
Travis L.
Registered Userino
From a recent visit to Munich.
All with 7artisans 35 f2 and M6ttl
All with 7artisans 35 f2 and M6ttl
nzeeman
Well-known
"patient zero" 7artisans 35mm f1.2 @1.2
Mr_Flibble
In Tabulas Argenteas Refero
7Artisans 50mm f/1.1, slightly desaturated
nzeeman
Well-known
7artisans 35mm f1.2 @1.2
I bought this lens when it was first announced. I spent some time adjusting the RF cam to get precise focus on my M9. I use it with a 1.25x magnifier. And I use it wide-open a lot.
7Artisans 75/1.25.
7Artisans 75/1.25, Wide-Open by fiftyonepointsix, on Flickr
7Artisans 75/1.25, Wide-Open by fiftyonepointsix, on Flickr
7Artisans 75/1.25, Wide-Open by fiftyonepointsix, on Flickr
It took some practice to focus on a moving subject.
Still subjects- easier.
7Artisans 75/1.25, wide-open by fiftyonepointsix, on Flickr
7Artisans 75/1.25, wide-open by fiftyonepointsix, on Flickr
Full res images uploaded to Flickr.
Colorful displays- brilliant.
Skyline Caverns, 7Artisans 75/1.25 by fiftyonepointsix, on Flickr
Bokeh-
L1020309 by fiftyonepointsix, on Flickr
Smooth.
At this price- I could not pass it up. A good lens to have in an arsenal, and about 4% the price of the Leica lens.
Price was about what I paid for my Canon 85/1.5, but that required a lot of patience and luck. The 7artisans 75/1.25 at $450 is amazing.
7Artisans 75/1.25.
7Artisans 75/1.25, Wide-Open by fiftyonepointsix, on Flickr7Artisans 75/1.25, Wide-Open by fiftyonepointsix, on Flickr7Artisans 75/1.25, Wide-Open by fiftyonepointsix, on FlickrIt took some practice to focus on a moving subject.
Still subjects- easier.
7Artisans 75/1.25, wide-open by fiftyonepointsix, on Flickr7Artisans 75/1.25, wide-open by fiftyonepointsix, on FlickrFull res images uploaded to Flickr.
Colorful displays- brilliant.
Skyline Caverns, 7Artisans 75/1.25 by fiftyonepointsix, on FlickrBokeh-
L1020309 by fiftyonepointsix, on FlickrSmooth.
At this price- I could not pass it up. A good lens to have in an arsenal, and about 4% the price of the Leica lens.
Price was about what I paid for my Canon 85/1.5, but that required a lot of patience and luck. The 7artisans 75/1.25 at $450 is amazing.
helen.HH
To Light & Love ...
Dang, had no idea
freakin FANTASTIC thread... YUM !!
I may want the 50 1.1 OR 35 1.2
freakin FANTASTIC thread... YUM !!
I may want the 50 1.1 OR 35 1.2
7Artisans 50mm F1.1 on the M Monochrom. This Sonnar formula lens is similar in design to the V2 Zunow 5cm F1.1. And- it cost the same as the Zunow cost in the 1950s.
Wide-Open.
L1016945 by fiftyonepointsix, on Flickr
G1016955 by fiftyonepointsix, on Flickr
G1016960 by fiftyonepointsix, on Flickr
Wide-Open.
L1016945 by fiftyonepointsix, on FlickrG1016955 by fiftyonepointsix, on FlickrG1016960 by fiftyonepointsix, on Flickr
The Zunow 5cm F1.1 is a Sonnar formula lens. Today in Leica mount, runs ~$5000. You can get the 7Art 50/1.1 for ~$350.
Taipei-metro
Veteran
City of Arcadia, Los Angeles County
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Taipei-metro image
Fujifilm XT100, 7Artisan 25mm F1.8 (37.5mm 相當)
Dec 2020
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Fujifilm XT100, 7Artisan 25mm F1.8 (37.5mm 相當)
Dec 2020
kdemas
Enjoy Life.
50/1.1 at 1.1 on a M10. Was just testing out the bokeh the other day.
KJDE0431 by Kent Demas, on Flickr
KJDE0431 by Kent Demas, on Flickrmapgraphs
Established
I brought this lens up to the Marine Museum at Quantico, VA. Lighting is constant, the subjects stay still, and the figures are made from life-masks and are very realistic. I have a lot of images from many lenses, ranging from the 1934 CZJ 5cm F1.5 Sonnar and Leitz 5cm F1.5 Xenon through to the new lenses made by DJ Optical.
Wide-Open on the M9. I shot pairs of photographs that day, wide-open at F1.1 and stopped down to F1.4. I did not need to adjust this lens for my M9: it was perfect.
Wide-Open.
At F1.4.
Tripods not allowed in the Museum- so all shots are hand-held.
Wide-Open.
At F1.4
The original "Circular Firing Table" that the Marine is holding was stolen, and the display had him just staring at his hands. I found another one and donated it to the Museum. That made the Korean War Vet that talked about this display very happy.
Wide-Open on the M9. I shot pairs of photographs that day, wide-open at F1.1 and stopped down to F1.4. I did not need to adjust this lens for my M9: it was perfect.
Wide-Open.
At F1.4.
Tripods not allowed in the Museum- so all shots are hand-held.
Wide-Open.
At F1.4
The original "Circular Firing Table" that the Marine is holding was stolen, and the display had him just staring at his hands. I found another one and donated it to the Museum. That made the Korean War Vet that talked about this display very happy.
7Artisans 50/1.1.
Close-Focus to 0.7m.
Wide-Open
at F1.4.
This lens settles down at F1.4. Close-up, wide-open at F1.1, Bokeh is a bit wild.
The way my hair looks now, I should do a self-portrait with it. Doc Brown looks tame.
Close-Focus to 0.7m.
Wide-Open
at F1.4.
This lens settles down at F1.4. Close-up, wide-open at F1.1, Bokeh is a bit wild.
The way my hair looks now, I should do a self-portrait with it. Doc Brown looks tame.
Stopping down 1-Fstop between images.
Wide-Open.
F1.4.
F2.
F2.8.
Focus Shift. I used my fence post to mentally calibrate focus shift...
This is a typical Sonnar. The adjustable Cam allows setting the point of best focus as you want. My Silver lens- wide-open on the M9. My Black one, wide-open with a Y52 filter on the M Monochrom and stopped down to F2 on the M9.
Wide-Open.
F1.4.
F2.
F2.8.
Focus Shift. I used my fence post to mentally calibrate focus shift...
This is a typical Sonnar. The adjustable Cam allows setting the point of best focus as you want. My Silver lens- wide-open on the M9. My Black one, wide-open with a Y52 filter on the M Monochrom and stopped down to F2 on the M9.