Leica0Series
Well-known
It's Rainbow Imaging ... here's the link to where I got it. It's actually very sturdy. Probably could have done OK with it instead of the Fuji, but I figured I would try some of the lens corrections Fuji offers, although I haven't yet.
http://www.amazon.com/Rainbowimaging-Fujifilm-X-Pro1-Camera-Adapter/dp/B007YPJMAI
RS2
Established
semilog
curmudgeonly optimist
Photos from 2013 NACC, Seattle by Semilog, on Flickr
all hail the rock by Semilog, on Flickr
conductor by Semilog, on Flickr
All three: 35 Summilux ASPH.
Third shot is absolutely GREAT!
Oh, I see. Thanx! Never heard about this brand name. Looks pretty much solid and well build. Also price is more than Good. Hopefully it's not gonna give any focus shift for m-leses (known issue for cheap "noname" adapters). I'm using Voigtlander adapter - working without any problem, but kind expensive.
RS2
Established
21/2.8 Elmarit-M on X-E1
201308011 046a by Ronald S. Smith, on Flickr
50/2.0 Summicron Collapsible on X-E1
201308011 063a by Ronald S. Smith, on Flickr
201308011 046a by Ronald S. Smith, on Flickr
50/2.0 Summicron Collapsible on X-E1
201308011 063a by Ronald S. Smith, on Flickr
GaryLH
Veteran
Some shots from Nikon 85f1.8 via speedbooster on Fuji XP1
40% crop
100% crop
Shot wide open (f1.8 becomes 1.2 on a speedbooster) converted to BW using SEP2
Pano crop - fountain in front of local library
From a walk around the local reservoir using the Nikon 24-85f2.8-4.. It is kind of nice having a zoom which is now a f2-2.8 due to the effects of the speed booster.
Pano crop shot at 24f5.6
@24 wide open f2
@85 macro mode 50% crop (don't remember the f stop)
@85f5.6 50% crop
@around 35f4 pano crop
Gary
40% crop
100% crop
Shot wide open (f1.8 becomes 1.2 on a speedbooster) converted to BW using SEP2
Pano crop - fountain in front of local library
From a walk around the local reservoir using the Nikon 24-85f2.8-4.. It is kind of nice having a zoom which is now a f2-2.8 due to the effects of the speed booster.
Pano crop shot at 24f5.6
@24 wide open f2
@85 macro mode 50% crop (don't remember the f stop)
@85f5.6 50% crop
@around 35f4 pano crop
Gary
39per1
Established
Voigtlaender 15 mm f4,5 Super Wide Heliar screw mount, via Voigtlaender LTM to M / Fuji X to M adapters:
American Gothic vs Italian Romanesque... di Davide _non so cos'è l'AccaDiErre, su Flickr
American Gothic vs Italian Romanesque... di Davide _non so cos'è l'AccaDiErre, su Flickr
KEH
Well-known
Shot with new to me Summaron 35/3.5, X-E1. Here's the little beast:
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/rffgallery/gallery/1632/med_U1632I1376087012.SEQ.0.jpg
And the photo:
I was commenting recently that the XF35/1.4 in particular is so good that there is not a lot to be gained by using modern Leica glass on the X-E1. But there is lots of fun to be had with lenses that have 'character' - hence the new Summaron. As you can see, lots of flare at the top owing to the bright sky.
But then the question is how to process the digital file to preserve the old school look - in the end I opted for fairly low contrast and very little 'clarity' adjustment, plus a bit of grain. Otherwise you just end up with another sharp contrasty image which could have come from any other lens...
Any thoughts about processing?
Cheers,
Kirk
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/rffgallery/gallery/1632/med_U1632I1376087012.SEQ.0.jpg
And the photo:
I was commenting recently that the XF35/1.4 in particular is so good that there is not a lot to be gained by using modern Leica glass on the X-E1. But there is lots of fun to be had with lenses that have 'character' - hence the new Summaron. As you can see, lots of flare at the top owing to the bright sky.
But then the question is how to process the digital file to preserve the old school look - in the end I opted for fairly low contrast and very little 'clarity' adjustment, plus a bit of grain. Otherwise you just end up with another sharp contrasty image which could have come from any other lens...
Any thoughts about processing?
Cheers,
Kirk
RS2
Established
Looks great Kirk! You've definitely retained the character of the lens.
Jamie Pillers
Skeptic
Nikkor Ai-S 50/1.8
Nikkor Ai-S 50/1.8
Hollyhock
Post processing: Silver Efex
Nikkor Ai-S 50/1.8
Hollyhock
Post processing: Silver Efex
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Jamie Pillers
Skeptic
Flektogon (Exakta) 35/2.8
Flektogon (Exakta) 35/2.8
Last of the summer's crop
Post processing: Silver Efex
Flektogon (Exakta) 35/2.8
Last of the summer's crop
Post processing: Silver Efex
Jamie Pillers
Skeptic
Nikkor Series E 100/2.8
Nikkor Series E 100/2.8
Last of the summer crop #2
Nikkor Series E 100/2.8
Last of the summer crop #2
back alley
IMAGES
Last of the summer crop #2
i like this...
been trying to figure out the title...last of the summer crop...wondering just how you cropped the image...doh!!!
sometimes i amaze myself with my dimwittedness!
Camtography
Newbie
Recently purchased a Helios 58mm just after the firmware update. I should have done this sooner!
Helios-7 by Camtography, on Flickr
I'm looking to add the Nikon 105 2.5 (non IS) to the list.
Helios-7 by Camtography, on Flickr
I'm looking to add the Nikon 105 2.5 (non IS) to the list.
GaryLH
Veteran
Some shots today's walk around the local reservoir taken with the 50f1.4 AFS G using Metabones Speedbooster..
Pano crop shot about f2 (2.8 setting).
Converted to B&W using SEP2
Gary
Pano crop shot about f2 (2.8 setting).
Converted to B&W using SEP2
Gary
GaryLH
Veteran
Two more from the Nikon 50f1.4 AFS G
Gary
Gary
Jamie Pillers
Skeptic
Jamie Pillers
Skeptic
Recently purchased a Helios 58mm just after the firmware update. I should have done this sooner!
Helios-7 by Camtography, on Flickr
I'm looking to add the Nikon 105 2.5 (non IS) to the list.
Check out images on Flickr made with the Nikon Series E 100/2.8... you might be able to save yourself some $$.
