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04-19-2012
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Little bump for the Skopar. What a sweet lens.
Last of the plumb blossoms in Addison County, Vermont.
Edit: NEX-5 and Hawk's close-up helicoid. Blacks tweaked in LightRoom.
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04-19-2012
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That close-up is really nice. One of the very few things I sometimes miss doing with a RF.
One from me. This house is just around the corner and I always like how it looks through the seasons.

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04-20-2012
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#128
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Wow. Those colors really "pop" on my monitor. This lens has high contrast, which can give images made with it a particularly punchy look.
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04-22-2012
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#129
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04-22-2012
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#130
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Simon! These are excellent. Are these scans of film Tri-X? The sharpness/contrast of the lens really comes through.
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04-23-2012
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Good job. 
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04-24-2012
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Quote:
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Simon! These are excellent. Are these scans of film Tri-X? The sharpness/contrast of the lens really comes through.
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thank you. yes, it's tri-x.
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04-24-2012
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thank you. yes, it's tri-x.
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Hello
Sorry to ask, which scanner are you using ?
Very nice tonal range.
-TC
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04-24-2012
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Hello
Sorry to ask, which scanner are you using ?
Very nice tonal range.
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a very cheap canoscan 8800f
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04-24-2012
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... bit of colour

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04-25-2012
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one more

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04-29-2012
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05-02-2012
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05-02-2012
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the kid with the porsche jacket is killer ...
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05-02-2012
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^ Excellent !
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05-02-2012
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05-14-2012
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05-19-2012
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05-19-2012
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05-19-2012
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05-19-2012
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05-21-2012
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05-22-2012
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I have been reading all the post and wow! really good pictures! Congrats to all!
This lens seems to be a jewel... I'm looking for a little 35mm and I'm thinking about this lens or de C Biogon T* 2.8/35... has anyone used them both?
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05-27-2012
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05-27-2012
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#150
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Leica M9 + Skopar 35mm f/2.5
ISO 400 @ f/4 @ 1/1800
it is a delightful lens. Works well on M4-2, M9, and GXR-M cameras. Very crisp, very petite.
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