kuuan
loves old lenses
Those are excellent, Andreas
DDD and the mountain Elmar shooters like Krukenhauser appreciated the 135 on RF. But as all the long glass shooting was taken up by first SLR and then DSLR, 135 has become almost a lost art on the RF bodies. I see you are shooting it on the GXR, which is making the lens look very strong.
Looks like you were stopped down to f/8 or f/11 on the last, no? Love it.
thank you uhoh
against the Canon LTM: there are many good 135mm SLR lenses out there that cost very little, and some are smaller than the Canon LTM, if used adapted to a mirrorless in some cases not even smaller incl. their respective adapter. another minus for the Canon LTM teles is that changing the aperture usually will move the focus ring, offset focus if one focuses first and stops down after, as many mirrorless users and I most usually do.
however: It can be found for rel. little money and it is excellent!
Samples had been taken on the Ricoh GXR M because it was my favorite camera and did not have the A7 yet. I only had used the Canon LTM 3.5/135 twice, the two shots shown had been taken within 50m on the same day, the one of the dam certainly stopped down far, not sure to which value.
bonjac
Newbie
Aperture Scale Marking
Aperture Scale Marking
I just purchase one of these lenses and so far am happy with it. But there is a marking on the aperture scale at the base of the lens between the f11 and f16 on the right side. Does anyone know what that means? Thanks Jack
Aperture Scale Marking
I just purchase one of these lenses and so far am happy with it. But there is a marking on the aperture scale at the base of the lens between the f11 and f16 on the right side. Does anyone know what that means? Thanks Jack
Mackinaw
Think Different
Chrome or black?
Between F11 and F16, I'm guessing it's the infrared focusing mark.
Jim B.
Between F11 and F16, I'm guessing it's the infrared focusing mark.
Jim B.