mtokue
Well-known
My first real results with this amazing lens on the RD-1, I was a little worried about focusing etc, having read some of the other posts on the forum.
I had no problems with static objects but I agree that trying to follow focus with the lens was quite a task. Overall I am Very please with the results.
Now I have to learn about enhancing/adjusting the images.
BTW all these images have had no manipulation at all, shot raw then conveted to Jpegs and thats it!!
Album is at :
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/showgallery.php/cat/834
Thanks
Mike.
I had no problems with static objects but I agree that trying to follow focus with the lens was quite a task. Overall I am Very please with the results.
Now I have to learn about enhancing/adjusting the images.
BTW all these images have had no manipulation at all, shot raw then conveted to Jpegs and thats it!!
Album is at :
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/showgallery.php/cat/834
Thanks
Mike.
I would say you did a very good job with it!
A picture of the RD-1 with the Noctilux would look good in the camera and coffee thread.
A picture of the RD-1 with the Noctilux would look good in the camera and coffee thread.
S
Sean Reid
Guest
I'm testing one of these lenses right now and it just requires very careful focusing on any camera. F/1 leaves a person almost zero margin for error.
Cheers,
Sean
Cheers,
Sean
Larry Kellogg
Established
If you think you have problems focusing with an F/1 you should read this article about the 50mm 0.7! Stanley Kubrick used this lens to shoot candlelit scenes in "Barry Lyndon"
See:
http://verba.chromogenic.net/archives/2004/12/kubricks_50mm_f.html
Pull out your tape measure!
Larry
See:
http://verba.chromogenic.net/archives/2004/12/kubricks_50mm_f.html
Pull out your tape measure!
Larry
Ed Schwartzreic
Well-known
Nice shots, Mike. The Noctilux has become perhaps my most used lens with the R-D1, along with the Tri Elmar. Even when I was having the focus problems that DAG corrected, I still could use the Nocti in the 1 - 2 meter range very accurately. F/1.0 at ISO 1600 makes the impossible possible.
Ed
Ed
Designer
Keven
Nice f1 demonstration! Mike & Ed.
Keven
Keven
Pherdinand
the snow must go on
Love the kid-ducks shot.
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