Sigma fp / fp L image thread

[shawn]

Might be the only one here with one of these.....

fp L, Sigma 17mm f4

 

[shawn]

fp L, Sigma 17mm f4

 

[shawn]

fp L

17mm f4

17mm f4

20mm f2

 

[shawn]

fp L, 17mm f4

 

[Retro-Grouch]

Your photos are so full of New England ambience. They always make me homesick!

 

[shawn]

Thanks, it is a very photogenic area!

 

[shawn]

Sigma fp L, 17mm f4

 

[shawn]

Sigma fp L, 17mm f4

 

[shawn]

Sigma fp L with 45mm f2.8. Checking out the in close rendering at f2.8. f4 and f5.6.

 

[shawn]

Sigma fp L, Sigma 17mm f4

 

[shawn]

Sigma fp L, Sigma 17mm f4

 

[shawn]

Finally got around to this project. I have been wanting to adapt this lens for years.

Test shots

@f2.8

@f5.6

Infinity is almost correct. It focuses maybe a hair past infinity at the stop. Reprinting and moving the lens 0.1mm closer to the sensor.

 

[Freakscene]

Finally got around to this project. I have been wanting to adapt this lens for years.

Test shots

@f2.8

@f5.6

Infinity is almost correct. It focuses maybe a hair past infinity at the stop. Reprinting and moving the lens 0.1mm closer to the sensor.

Is that the 38mm Sonnar from the Contax T??? Wow.

 

[shawn]

Is that the 38mm Sonnar from the Contax T??? Wow.

Yes! I bought a couple of dead Contax Ts years ago.

 

[DownUnder]

Gorgeous images, wow!

Now here I am with a similar but not quite the same thought (is that a tangent?) on this.

This is of great interest to me, as I'm considering a Leica CL with Sigma lenses as a lighter kit to carry around in my Asia travels.

In fact I have just now started a new thread about this. And then went exploring in RFF, found this, and here I am.

Your images remind me of eastern Canada, where I grew up. New Brunswick and New England have so many similarities.

If you can do such beautiful work with Sigma lenses, all the possibilities for me with a CL and two or three Sigmas...

To say it again, congratulations of such wonderful imagery. Well worth posting, also viewing. Kudos to you!

 

[shawn]

Gorgeous images, wow!

Now here I am with a similar but not quite the same thought (is that a tangent?) on this.

This is of great interest to me, as I'm considering a Leica CL with Sigma lenses as a lighter kit to carry around in my Asia travels.

In fact I have just now started a new thread about this. And then went exploring in RFF, found this, and here I am.

Your images remind me of eastern Canada, where I grew up. New Brunswick and New England have so many similarities.

If you can do such beautiful work with Sigma lenses, all the possibilities for me with a CL and two or three Sigmas...

To say it again, congratulations of such wonderful imagery. Well worth posting, also viewing. Kudos to you!

Thanks! I just responded to your other thread but to say it again... the Sigma made for mirrorless lenses (DG DN) are awesome! Just very very good glass, built well and the I series is really reasonably priced new and you can typically find them used at half the cost of new.

 

[shawn]

Sigma fp L, Sigma 17mm f4

 

[agfa100]

Ok here's a couple with a Sigma fp, these are all manual lenses M mount.....

 

[agfa100]

A few more

 

[agfa100]

This should be enough for now......