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as much as i think i want the zm 85/4, i have not purchased it yet...
in my heart of hearts i know that i just don't use the longer lenses that much and for that kind of cash it would be an ill conceived purchase.
...perhaps a used cv 75 in the future.
what i do know is that i am much preferring the wider lenses nowadays.
i like the cv 15 very much on the rd1, = about a 23mm fov.
so now i'm wondering about the cv 12 which would give me about an 18mm fov - which seems about just right for where my frame of mind is these days.
from the rd1 users who have or have tried the cv 12, any comments on your experience?
joe
in my heart of hearts i know that i just don't use the longer lenses that much and for that kind of cash it would be an ill conceived purchase.
...perhaps a used cv 75 in the future.
what i do know is that i am much preferring the wider lenses nowadays.
i like the cv 15 very much on the rd1, = about a 23mm fov.
so now i'm wondering about the cv 12 which would give me about an 18mm fov - which seems about just right for where my frame of mind is these days.
from the rd1 users who have or have tried the cv 12, any comments on your experience?
joe
Dave Wilkinson
Veteran
I only have experience with the 15 - and have often wondered - if in regular use the 12 makes enough difference to justify that layout, I may be wrong, but think it would be less noticeable on full-frame?...should be some interesting observations Joe.
Dave.
Dave.
jahnpack
Member
Hi Joe,
It was difficult for me to get used to 12mm CV as a person who had only used 35mm nokton. After getting used to it i find it as a great wide angle lens. Voigtlander 12mm D viewfinder is bright but it shows you narrower than you shoot.
www.antrepo.org/walking contains mostly 12mm CV photos.
www.antrepo.org/rd1 i put some raw files from both 35mm 1.4 and 12mm 5.6
Hope this helps
Can
It was difficult for me to get used to 12mm CV as a person who had only used 35mm nokton. After getting used to it i find it as a great wide angle lens. Voigtlander 12mm D viewfinder is bright but it shows you narrower than you shoot.
www.antrepo.org/walking contains mostly 12mm CV photos.
www.antrepo.org/rd1 i put some raw files from both 35mm 1.4 and 12mm 5.6
Hope this helps
Can
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many thanks for the images.
it looks to me like the 12 and the 15 have a significant difference in fov.
it looks to me like the 12 and the 15 have a significant difference in fov.
capitalK
Warrior Poet :P
I only have experience with the CV 21mm on a film body, and that was the LTM version. I borrowed it last summer and didn't use it that much and gave it back.
After scanning and printing my negs from last summer I realize it was a really nice little lens and asked the owner if he's still interested in selling and he was so I should be getting it later this summer.
Edit: Haha I now realize my dyslexia must have kicked in because you were asking about the 12mm. Sorry.
After scanning and printing my negs from last summer I realize it was a really nice little lens and asked the owner if he's still interested in selling and he was so I should be getting it later this summer.
Edit: Haha I now realize my dyslexia must have kicked in because you were asking about the 12mm. Sorry.
Sparrow
Veteran
Oh yes
kbg32
neo-romanticist
I like the 12 CV much more then the 15 that I own! Works great on the RD-1 or the M8!
deepwhite
Well-known
I love my R-D1s + CV12/5.6 combo. Yet I shoot mostly in B/W, with post-production adding some "fake grain".
This is my flickr R-D1s + CV12/5.6 album. Hope it helps. http://www.flickr.com/photos/23488738@N02/sets/72157606189711047/
This is my flickr R-D1s + CV12/5.6 album. Hope it helps. http://www.flickr.com/photos/23488738@N02/sets/72157606189711047/
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i'm thinking the 12 is getting to be a for sure thing.
now i just need the cash
now i just need the cash
bennyng
Benny Ng
The Voigtlander Ultra Wide-Heliar 12mm f/5.6 Aspherical do exhibit a fair amount of vignetting, even on the 1.5X cropped sensor of R-D1/s. If you are shooting digitally, this can always be corrected in post processing if desired.
If terms of framing, the 12mm D (for 1.5X sensor) viewfinder is quite necessary for effective framing unless you have a spare 18mm viewfinder lying around.
I have a few more pictures shot on the R-D1 and R-D1s as well as on film here.
Actually, the Voigtlander Super Wide-Heliar 15mm f/4.5 Aspherical is not too bad too.
Cheers,
If terms of framing, the 12mm D (for 1.5X sensor) viewfinder is quite necessary for effective framing unless you have a spare 18mm viewfinder lying around.
I have a few more pictures shot on the R-D1 and R-D1s as well as on film here.
Actually, the Voigtlander Super Wide-Heliar 15mm f/4.5 Aspherical is not too bad too.
Cheers,