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Exediron-- One word: Vivid!
Sears 28mm 2.8 @ f11
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Jon L
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Oh wow, long time no post! Here is a few recent works from me!
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Here's a recent one of mine from Dolcedo, Italy:
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Here's a recent one of mine from Dolcedo, Italy:
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Just a random photo I took, but I like it.
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A few from my new toy...
Jon L
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NEX7 with Voigtlander CV21mm? That's nice. Any color photos?
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Sure. With the 21 there is a color shift at the long edges/corners due to the light angle/microlenses (not an issue with SLR lenses, just rangefinder lenses).
Not an issue with the Canon 35/1.8 LTM rangefinder lens. 90% of my images with this rig, are ones I normally would have shot with BW film though, so I usually end up converting anyway.
It's a cute little rig though (with the 21 especially) - in the end, the color shift doesn't really bother me that much. I'm going to see if I have the same problem with the CV 25mm - if not, that will probably become 99% the lens glued to this camera.
Not an issue with the Canon 35/1.8 LTM rangefinder lens. 90% of my images with this rig, are ones I normally would have shot with BW film though, so I usually end up converting anyway.
It's a cute little rig though (with the 21 especially) - in the end, the color shift doesn't really bother me that much. I'm going to see if I have the same problem with the CV 25mm - if not, that will probably become 99% the lens glued to this camera.
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Nice; was the girl in the tree taken with a film camera? It has a film-y look to it.
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Also nice - I've always admired the ability of Canons to lock onto subjects in motion. It's mostly just the ergonomics I don't care for any more, but that's a matter of personal preference.
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And now some more from me, also taken on my recent trip up north:
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Thanks, assuming that's a compliment here. I like my photos vivid.
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Nice; was the girl in the tree taken with a film camera? It has a film-y look to it.
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Also nice - I've always admired the ability of Canons to lock onto subjects in motion. It's mostly just the ergonomics I don't care for any more, but that's a matter of personal preference.
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And now some more from me, also taken on my recent trip up north:
Note: Despite the copyright none of these are actually on my website yet - I'll get to it
Jon L
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Those are some very colorful sunsets. Was there ND filter involved in the last 2 shots?
As far as Canon and moving subjects, well, there's definitely room for improvement there still especially when using 2x teleconverter like I was with that shot.
As far as Canon and moving subjects, well, there's definitely room for improvement there still especially when using 2x teleconverter like I was with that shot.
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New wave architecture?
The building as it stands.
reflection is required.
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