robert blu
quiet photographer
Nice lens, nice picture and nice postprocessing. Bravo!
rober
rober
sahe69
Well-known
Beautiful!
I also like the rendition of the lens.
Maybe a bit backfocused on the first shot? The silhouette of the hair strands looks sharper than the eyes. Not that it would be very obvious.
I also like the rendition of the lens.
Maybe a bit backfocused on the first shot? The silhouette of the hair strands looks sharper than the eyes. Not that it would be very obvious.
cmogi10
Bodhisattva
Beautiful!
I also like the rendition of the lens.
Maybe a bit backfocused on the first shot? The silhouette of the hair strands looks sharper than the eyes. Not that it would be very obvious.
Could be backfocus? most likely my fault
250swb
Well-known
Very nice photo's, and it looks like a very nice lens, well done.
Steve
Steve
sahe69
Well-known
Could be backfocus? most likely my fault![]()
Nah..... I think it's focus shift
jamato8
Corroding tank M9 35 ASPH
Oh I have seen plenty of film block up the highlights so I would not attribute that to digital or film, just the latitude and process and part of the image. Shoot some slide film and try to get very much latitude. I can see where my old 90mm f4 screw mount, 35mm 3.5 Summaron or Summitar need to be taken out of storage. Would be great fun on the M9.
fotomeow
name under my name
nice thread, I'm just getting to know my 1940 uncoated Summitar on my RD1-s, and have been daydreaming of what it could do on an M9........ and voila! this thread appears.
Both of your images are great shots in their own respects. What I do like about both of them is the very natural rendition of the subject and the way the lens draws light.
This is one of Sherry Krauter's favorite lenses BTW, she said it is glued to her M5. and feels that this lens in particular garners more of a 3 dimensionality than other "Liker" lenses.
How 'bout some more digital plus Summitar images?
Both of your images are great shots in their own respects. What I do like about both of them is the very natural rendition of the subject and the way the lens draws light.
This is one of Sherry Krauter's favorite lenses BTW, she said it is glued to her M5. and feels that this lens in particular garners more of a 3 dimensionality than other "Liker" lenses.
How 'bout some more digital plus Summitar images?
cmogi10
Bodhisattva
I'll work on it, someone's coming over now too hang out, I'll make sure to log some summitar time.
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