Voigtlander 40/1.4 Nokton photos, please

Nokton 40mm f1.4 SC on Fuji Pro 400H

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Some pictures from my recent trip to Bucharest, all taken with Nokton 40mm SC + Minolta CLE

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I think little Nokton's rendering here is just beautiful.

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This is Kodak Tri-X 400 developed in HC110, not bad, huh?
 
Love this lens, it's pretty much (for me) a perfect all-around lens. Pics were posted on another thread.

All taken with the MC version of the lens, and Ektar 100.
Tsukiji Fish Market, Japan, at 5AM.
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Tokyo Tower at night, handheld.
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Silent1, you have taken many shots that show great bokeh from the Nokton that others have not been successful in achieving. Is it a distance thing?
 
Double Negative said:
That really does look very nice! Nice separation, lovely background.
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Thanks Double Negative, the background looks like a poster or a painting but was - in fact - a real airplane!

filmfan said:
Silent1, you have taken many shots that show great bokeh from the Nokton that others have not been successful in achieving. Is it a distance thing?
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I'm not sure whether or not close distance to subject helps in achieving a nice bokeh. Of course the closer is your subject the blurrier will be your background, but in my personal experience I'm quite satisfied with 40mm's bokeh in most situations: I've never seen those infamous double-edged blurred objects in the background, and the shiny edges in circular out-of-focus point of lights are no worse than - say - my Summicron 50mm.

Cheers
 
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