Jon, your pictures remind me of the films of Shôhei Imamura.
Jon, I really like the first one with people in 4 quadrants in contrast!
LOVE them BOTH Jon,
very Nice indeed !
That is pretty awesome !!
Yes! Great images
LOVE them ALL Jon... Beautiful set
processing is Divine
I should have You hunt me down one in Japan...
is an ltm version for an M body hard to find ?
should one cve in and get a nikon rf ??
LOVE them ALL Jon... Beautiful set
processing is Divine
I should have You hunt me down one in Japan...
is an ltm version for an M body hard to find ?
should one cve in and get a nikon rf ??
The glass is radioactive (mildly) and my lens displays a yellow tint that is like having a yellow filter built in (about a half stop). The lens is also tiny.
Cal, have you ever had the opportunity to run a Geiger counter over your lens? Would be interesting to see just how radioactive it is! I know Nikon used Lanthanum in this lens, which isn't appreciably radioactive, but Lanthanum is usually accompanied with Thorium, and that certainly is.
Jon,
My day job is being a Cyclotron Engineer so basically I work in a physics lab and I transmutate materials by adding protons and neutrons to target materials every day to create radioactive materials.
On a "Pancake" which is rather sensitive I get a few counts above background when surveying my old Nikkor.
Know that I live and work in Madhattan which has a lot of background radiation due to all the granite/bedrock. Brooklyn in comparision has a lot of sand and below average background radiation.
Cal