maxwell1295
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It's a SLR.
It's a half-frame.
Either way, it's a sweet camera to own.
I've had mine for about a week now and it's been a joy to shoot with. My OM-1 is definitely getting jealous, but there's no other camera like this. It's getting to be addictive. I haven't taken off the half-frame setting since I've head it.

Grant 3 by alanabramsphotography, on Flickr

Grillin' by alanabramsphotography, on Flickr

Black & Tan by alanabramsphotography, on Flickr

Tennis Anyone? by alanabramsphotography, on Flickr

USMMA 1 by alanabramsphotography, on Flickr

Kings Point by alanabramsphotography, on Flickr

Sinks by alanabramsphotography, on Flickr
It's a half-frame.
Either way, it's a sweet camera to own.
I've had mine for about a week now and it's been a joy to shoot with. My OM-1 is definitely getting jealous, but there's no other camera like this. It's getting to be addictive. I haven't taken off the half-frame setting since I've head it.

Grant 3 by alanabramsphotography, on Flickr

Grillin' by alanabramsphotography, on Flickr

Black & Tan by alanabramsphotography, on Flickr

Tennis Anyone? by alanabramsphotography, on Flickr

USMMA 1 by alanabramsphotography, on Flickr

Kings Point by alanabramsphotography, on Flickr

Sinks by alanabramsphotography, on Flickr
rjbuzzclick
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Nice shots. I have one of these too.
rbelyell
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great shots! konica is almost always overlooked/underappreciated by the cogniscenti.): i have a small set and find them the best IQ/price value out there. what lens(es) are you using here?
tony
tony
maxwell1295
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Thanks!
These were all shot with the 52/1.8 that came with the camera. I just picked up a 40/1.8 that was mounted to a FS-1. The camera/lens combo was way cheaper than the lens alone (I love eBay for that).
These were all shot with the 52/1.8 that came with the camera. I just picked up a 40/1.8 that was mounted to a FS-1. The camera/lens combo was way cheaper than the lens alone (I love eBay for that).
eurekaiv
Established
Some really good diptychs there... nice! Being a bit of a half frame nut, I should really add one of these to my collection.
maxwell1295
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Some really good diptychs there... nice! Being a bit of a half frame nut, I should really add one of these to my collection.
Yes, it's definitely addictive. I have yet to shoot full frames with it.
rbelyell
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maxwell you should try the 57/1.4, sharp as hell! the 24/2.8 is great, but a little more expensive. the 28/3.5 is cheap and very good. the 85 is much sought after and so expensive. i didnt like mine and didnt think it was worth the money, but maybe i had a bad copy. i find the much cheaper 100/2.8 much more to my liking. kiron also makes a great 28/2.0 for AR mount that usually goes pretty cheaply if you like a faster WA.
tony
tony
maxwell1295
Well-known
57/1.4 is next on my buy list...
Trius
Waiting on Maitani
I got my 40/1.8 on an FS-1 as well. (It was actually better than "cheap" since an RFF member gave it to me as a gift.I just picked up a 40/1.8 that was mounted to a FS-1. The camera/lens combo was way cheaper than the lens alone (I love eBay for that).
I went ahead and bought a T-4 as a non-electronic body to go with it. I love that lens, and have thought of getting other Autoreflex bodies and Hexanon lenses. The only complaints I have about the T-4 are the viewfinder, the meter display and the shutter noise. Konicas are significantly louder than OMs. Shutter speed priority isn't my preference, but I can work with it.
rjbuzzclick
Well-known
I got my 40/1.8 on an FS-1 as well.
Same here!
rhl-oregon
Cameras Guitars Wonders
I was recently given an Autorex (Japanese market). Haven't elected half-frame yet, b/c I already have a PEN FT. But I love some of the results with the 57/1.4 that was included, so I got a 40/1.8. Below are 2 with the 57 straight out of the camera, then 1 with the 40. They're mostly wide open:


More PP in the following image. I'm working on a series where human figures are blacked out or turned into light/silvery beings while the rest of the subject remains 'documentary.'



More PP in the following image. I'm working on a series where human figures are blacked out or turned into light/silvery beings while the rest of the subject remains 'documentary.'

Trius
Waiting on Maitani
I've posted this before, but this is a 40/1.8 shot, @ f4, I think. This time at large size.
Pan F+, Rodinal 1:100
Rodinal 1:100

Pan F+, Rodinal 1:100
Rodinal 1:100
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