Show me your photos with 35/2.5 Color Skopar

holgaguy

holgaguy

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Well I'm still thinking about getting a Bessa T instead of the Leica Cl. I think for the price of the CL body only, i can get the T with a good lens. I 'm looking at the 35/2.5 Color Skopar If you have this lens please post a few pictures so I can see what it looks like.
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WOW, These are all great shots. We all know it's to photographer and not the equip. But is really great to see what great photographers can do with a great lens. You have helped me make up my mind. I am ordering the Bessa T now and looking for a good priced 35/2.5 Color Skopar Lens
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All with the Color-Skopar and the M4-2. I think it's kind of a good lens. Altough I'm not sure about the focal length itself, but that's another topic... ; D
 
holgaguy said:
Well I'm still thinking about getting a Bessa T instead of the Leica Cl. I think for the price of the CL body only, i can get the T with a good lens.
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Now, if you don't make up your mind soon, we'll show up at your door and beat you up a bit.. :D

Go buy that T and 35.. Oh, and don't forget to get a finder!
 
Makes me wonder every time a request like this comes up. Would a 800x600 pixel picture "made by lens XXX and/or camera yyy" really mean anything? I could post a picture made from my phone and most people would not realize.
 
hunghang said:
Makes me wonder every time a request like this comes up. Would a 800x600 pixel picture "made by lens XXX and/or camera yyy" really mean anything? I could post a picture made from my phone and most people would not realize.
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Yes I'm convinced there is much to be seen and qualities assessed with such online photos; tonality, bokeh, linearity, etc as well as the talents of the shooter. The only indeterminate aspect is ultimate sharpness, and 100% crops can give a strong hint of that as well...
 
Doug said:
Yes I'm convinced there is much to be seen and qualities assessed with such online photos; tonality, bokeh, linearity, etc as well as the talents of the shooter. The only indeterminate aspect is ultimate sharpness, and 100% crops can give a strong hint of that as well...
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Maybe, a little, but tonality is surely far more a product of film/dev/scanning/post processing issues.

Bokeh I think is probably the best use of web images. What do you mean by linearity?

However, by all accounts the Pancake II is a great lens. I am looking to get one at some point for the single carry around lens on my MP. I will use the biogon when I am taking more lenses out and making more of an issue of it, but at half the length, the CV has a lot going for it in that regard.

The tests I have seen online suggest both Cv 35 2.5 variants are very good performers indeed.
 
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