M240 + 35mm Summliux PREASPH

[AlejandroI]

Some images with the M240 + 35mm Summliux PREASPH.

 

[agoglanian]

You should post these in the thread dedicated to the lens

https://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=49501

 

[raid]

Nice looking images. Thanks.

 

[enasniearth]

the second image is very strong
thanks for posting them

 

[Lughmatic]

May I ask you, how many "treatment" have you applied ? I mean....These looks awesome to me, I just want to know if the M240+Lux combo is responsible of this colours/look in a high percentage or it's about your skills developing the RAW image. Good job Alejandro.

 

[AlejandroI]

May I ask you, how many "treatment" have you applied ? I mean....These looks awesome to me, I just want to know if the M240+Lux combo is responsible of this colours/look in a high percentage or it's about your skills developing the RAW image. Good job Alejandro.

Thanks for the comments! Yes these been edited in lightroom and then gone through photoshop for some slight curve adjustments I wouldnt say the are coming like that out of camera but the files coming out of the camera do help to achieve this look. I had before a Sony a7ii and as much as i tried i couldnt make similar results.

 

[randolph]

i think it's time i had a 35mm to my bag

 

[raid]

I used a M240 with the pre-asph Summilux here:

Yes, you can "paint" with LR5 and PS ... etc.

 

[AlejandroI]

I used a M240 with the pre-asph Summilux here:

Yes, you can "paint" with LR5 and PS ... etc.

I think your copy might be hazy, i use the same lens with film, only do some color adjustments of the scans and they look also quite sharp. These were shot also below 2.0 in film, and dont look so hazy. Your copy is not a bad look, but i do think there are sharper copies out there

 

[raid]

I will check it out. Thanks for the tip. You should not compare photos of static objects with a photo of moving objects.

Film and digital may differ in sharpness.