edhohoho
Established
First picture post on RFF
First picture post on RFF
Okay, this is the first time I've posted pictures on RFF despite years of lurking and learning from more prolific members.
All these were shot using an Epson R-D1 with a Leica 35/1.4 Summilux ASPH at f1.4. The only post processing done was white balance and image size.
First picture post on RFF
Okay, this is the first time I've posted pictures on RFF despite years of lurking and learning from more prolific members.
All these were shot using an Epson R-D1 with a Leica 35/1.4 Summilux ASPH at f1.4. The only post processing done was white balance and image size.
dougiec29
Member
Sorry, I don't remember where it was, other than I was standing in front of a smallish restaurant/cafe. I didn't even attempt to navigate, just took pictures and tried not to let my friends get to far ahead.foto_fool said:
And another one from Venice:
Same lens, reduced the saturation on the woman in PS.
ferider
Veteran
Great that this thread is still moving on ... 
Pretty much perfect 35mm RF bokeh to the eyes of Yours Truly:
90/2.8 M-Hexanon:
C-Sonnar:
Best,
Roland.
Pretty much perfect 35mm RF bokeh to the eyes of Yours Truly:
90/2.8 M-Hexanon:
C-Sonnar:
Best,
Roland.
lawrence
Veteran
cmedin said:
Not the best bokeh, in my opinion, but far better than the 80mm on the Mamiya 645 I once owned. That was truly nasty.
lawrence
Veteran
The rigid is optically wonderful, no doubt about it. Nice photo too.Letien said:
Mackinaw
Think Different
Summicron 35mm ASPH at F2.0. Leica MP.
foto_fool
Well-known
Dang it, Roland - that Hexanon is a sharp lens! Great OOF too - I think this thread has shown pretty conclusively that the longer FL's give some of the better backgrounds (duh).
Here is some "perfect" boke to my eye: creamy, with lots of dimensionality.
Leica IIIf, Zeiss Jena 50/1.5 Sonnar T (1946 - maybe) @ f1.5, Delta 3200 in DDX
- John
Here is some "perfect" boke to my eye: creamy, with lots of dimensionality.
Leica IIIf, Zeiss Jena 50/1.5 Sonnar T (1946 - maybe) @ f1.5, Delta 3200 in DDX
- John
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venchka
Veteran
Coulda Woulda Shoulda
Coulda Woulda Shoulda
This coulda been a nice photograph. If I woulda had faster film. I shoulda had a better scanner. First attempt at indoor available light candid portraits too.
Trudy. 1969. Worms, Germany. First roll with the Nikkor 10.5cm/2.5 lens on Nikon F Photomic. Ektachrome. That "Sonnar" look.
Coulda Woulda Shoulda
This coulda been a nice photograph. If I woulda had faster film. I shoulda had a better scanner. First attempt at indoor available light candid portraits too.
Trudy. 1969. Worms, Germany. First roll with the Nikkor 10.5cm/2.5 lens on Nikon F Photomic. Ektachrome. That "Sonnar" look.
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ferider
Veteran
Wayne, you wouldn't happen to have some Sonnar MF shots of Trudy ?
KEH
Well-known
Ok, I'll jump in. M8 with CV75/2.5 wide open. Not a challenging background, but nice.
Cheers,
Kirk
Cheers,
Kirk
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StuartR
Guest
The old Canon 50mm f/1.2L FD...
venchka
Veteran
Sorry
Sorry
Wish I did. I have never owned a real MF Sonnar lens. All I have are these terrible old Ektachromes. That night I was trying out the Nikon gear prior to purchasing. I bought it. Sold it. Bummer.
Sorry
ferider said:Wayne, you wouldn't happen to have some Sonnar MF shots of Trudy ?
Wish I did. I have never owned a real MF Sonnar lens. All I have are these terrible old Ektachromes. That night I was trying out the Nikon gear prior to purchasing. I bought it. Sold it. Bummer.
Uwe_Nds
Chief Assistant Driver
foto_fool
Well-known
In case anyone has any doubt that the 75mm Summilux is a fairly decent boke machine...
Zeiss Ikon, 75mm Summilux @ f1.4, Tmax 400 in Ilfosol-S
- John
Zeiss Ikon, 75mm Summilux @ f1.4, Tmax 400 in Ilfosol-S
- John
lawrence
Veteran
KEH said:
I think the CV 75mm always looks great.
venchka
Veteran
All bokeh and nothing but bokeh
All bokeh and nothing but bokeh
M5 | 35mm/F2.0 UC-Hexanon | 1:2.0, 0.9 meters | Agfa 400
All bokeh and nothing but bokeh
M5 | 35mm/F2.0 UC-Hexanon | 1:2.0, 0.9 meters | Agfa 400
