Assaf
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Hi guys,
I thank you all for the help and guidance. I took an Ultron from a friend for a test drive last Thursday.
I found the lens very easy to use and the 35 framelines made perfect sense to me. Actually - 35 is the field of view that I see in the VF (I'm wearing thick glasses and can't see the 28)
I included a sample from the test drive. I know it's not technically perfect - but I find that encouraging - I'm getting into a long and exciting process of learning.
I decided take the Ultron as the first lens for my M6 and ordered a black copy from Mr. Gandy (they are running low, btw).
One question I have regarding the lens - the copy I'm currently holding is mounted with and M-mount adapter. The adapter seems perfectly aligned but the lens isn't. The black dots of the center of the depth of field scale, and the aperture are not in "12 o'clock" but tend toward one o'clock?
Does it suppose to be this way or is it just this copy?
I thank you all for the help and guidance. I took an Ultron from a friend for a test drive last Thursday.
I found the lens very easy to use and the 35 framelines made perfect sense to me. Actually - 35 is the field of view that I see in the VF (I'm wearing thick glasses and can't see the 28)
I included a sample from the test drive. I know it's not technically perfect - but I find that encouraging - I'm getting into a long and exciting process of learning.
I decided take the Ultron as the first lens for my M6 and ordered a black copy from Mr. Gandy (they are running low, btw).
One question I have regarding the lens - the copy I'm currently holding is mounted with and M-mount adapter. The adapter seems perfectly aligned but the lens isn't. The black dots of the center of the depth of field scale, and the aperture are not in "12 o'clock" but tend toward one o'clock?
Does it suppose to be this way or is it just this copy?
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