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45/2, Legacy 400@ei250
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Shot the last roll just with the 90. The lens works really well on my G1 despite what I read online. Occasionally, I like to restrict myself to use a specific focal length extensively. As a wide-angle guy, the 90 is not usually my cup of tea, but I love the results and I love the 1:1 view when this lens is mounted on the G.


1410_C_002.jpg by kafe-pic, on Flickr



1410_C_013.jpg by kafe-pic, on Flickr

and one for the naysayers claiming the G1 cannot focus the 90 for action shots.


1410_C_009.jpg by kafe-pic, on Flickr
 
Some gorgeous tonality here, mind sharing film/developer/development time? Love the first shot especially.
Thanks for the comment... The first one (with Contax G1) used Ilford XP2 Super exposed at EI 250. The second one (with Contax G2) used Fuji Neopan 400CN exposed at EI 250. Both were commercially developed in standard C41 process by my local lab, producing 6Mp jpeg scans. I've been pretty pleased with these chromogenic B&W films...

Doug
 
I must say I'm exceedingly surprised. I shot a few rolls of XP2 and did not care for it. That said, I imagine the light, editing, and of course the photographer had more to do with it.
 
G2 Multi exposure

G2 Multi exposure

Multi exposure is a setting on the drive dial. It is best explained in the instruction book for the G2. Link here:

http://global.kyocera.com/prdct/optical/support/manual/g2_eng.pdf

The multi exposure mode is explained on page 164. It may be some help to you to read the complete instruction manual as this camera has some very interesting features.

Bill
 
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Duh, I forgot about the little double frame symbol in the LCD display... I so rarely change the setting from single frame...
 
Fabulous, 2wenty. And not only this one--you have a very distinctive signature with Contaxes, night, light, and long exposure. But I especially like this in BW.
 
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