W/NW: Still Life

[Out to Lunch]

Vung Tau, grounds of the summer residence of the Governor-General of French Indo-China. One of the main instruments of French colonial policy and practice, aka 'La diplomatie de la canonnière'.

 

[mrtoml]

Fuji GFX 100S. GF63mm f2.8.

 

[mrtoml]

Panasonic S5.2 Panasonic 50/1.8.

 

[mrtoml]

Panasonic S5.2. Panasonic 70-300mm lens.

 

[JoeV]

Panasonic S5.2. Panasonic 70-300mm lens.

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How do you like your S5ii? I use mine primarily for video, mainly with the 35/1.8 lens, but I’ve had good results in stills also. I’ve adapted some Soviet-era lenses like the Jupiter 8 and the files look good, even in the corners, so the sensor must have micro-lenses similar to the Leica SL2.

I like this series of rock images, BTW!

 

[mrtoml]

How do you like your S5ii? I use mine primarily for video, mainly with the 35/1.8 lens, but I’ve had good results in stills also. I’ve adapted some Soviet-era lenses like the Jupiter 8 and the files look good, even in the corners, so the sensor must have micro-lenses similar to the Leica SL2.

I like this series of rock images, BTW!

Thanks, Joe. I haven't had it very long, but so far it has been excellent. I also picked up a cheap S1R. I currently have the 50/1.8, 20-60 and 70-300 Lumix lenses. I heard that it doesn't work quite so well with M lenses like the SL2 as the SL2 has a slightly different design on the sensor glass, but I am not sure. I haven't tried any of my M glass on it. Maybe I should get an adapter. It works well with my Nikon F lenses. The Hi Res mode is also pretty good.

Here is one from yesterday with the 50mm f1.8.

 

[mrtoml]

Panasonic S1R. 50/1.8.

 

[mrtoml]

Panasonic S1R. 50/1.8.

 

[mrtoml]

Panasonic S1R. 24-105mm/f4.