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06-11-2012
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zeiss ikon + planar 50 zm + kodak 400UC |
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06-12-2012
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#152
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Jan Bielikowski
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thank you Xabier! its Delta 100 in Ultrafin Plus 1+4.
Definitely a Zeiss look 
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06-12-2012
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Anothe one with the Planar:
Zeiss Ikon + Planar T* 2.0/50 + Ilford PAN 100
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06-13-2012
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#154
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Trying to get the Planar's "soul"...
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06-17-2012
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jbielikowski
M5, Planar, Delta |
Jan, this one is stunning! Great smooth tones, perfect framing.. What a lovely rendering! |
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06-17-2012
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#156
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I have this lens on my M6 constantly but I've yet to shoot at lower than F5.6...
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07-02-2012
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#157
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07-03-2012
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I read somebody say "the specific 50mm Planar characteristics" ...
can somebody explain or show me the 'specific 50mm Planar characteristics' ?
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07-04-2012
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IMO the deal with the planar is it never steps out of line.
I think with both the 50 planar and the 50 summicron, pictures just look the way they are supposed to.
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07-05-2012
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From the examples people have thrown up, the Planar seems razor sharp.
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07-07-2012
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#161
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Quote:
Originally Posted by dexmus
zeiss ikon + planar 50 zm + kodak 400UC
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This photo had something familiar about it, so I had to check the DOF-samples near the bottom of this page again:
http://slrlensreview.com/web/reviews...owall=&start=1
Is this the same location? Did you shoot / write the lens review, or is this just a coincidence?
Just curious... :-) |
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07-07-2012
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07-08-2012
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Joakim Målare
This photo had something familiar about it, so I had to check the DOF-samples near the bottom of this page again:
http://slrlensreview.com/web/reviews...owall=&start=1
Is this the same location? Did you shoot / write the lens review, or is this just a coincidence?
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Ha! that is interesting! I can't say about the review but this picture is shot in Los Angeles area in a Starbucks.
cheers,
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07-15-2012
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08-06-2012
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08-06-2012
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Always looking
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I put mine on eBay at the weekend for a reasonable BIN price and it was snapped up within 5 mins. The Zeiss is rather special but was too front heavy for my CL, so I got a 40mm Rokkor 2.
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08-06-2012
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Here's another one:
Book Pyramid by TheManWhoWasn'tThere, on Flickr
Don't know what happened, wether it was the backlight or the film (BW 400CN), but I really love the rendering in this picture... |
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08-07-2012
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This one of the past summer (2011):
Zeiss Ikon ZM + Planar T* 2.0/50 + Ilford 100 Pan
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08-19-2012
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08-23-2012
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Got a 50mm Planar today! Traded in my 35mm f3.5 Summaron and CL for it - amazing!
I am Here to Secure the Fun by Cris Rose, on Flickr |
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08-27-2012
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what I find so Interesting about the planar is its rendering can be EVER so Sharp edge to edge
or just very Sharp dead center and Beautiful Soft OOF
almost like a Sonnar Glow
I suppose that has quite a bit to do with which Film, iso & developer
but its still Quite Magical in its various Modes
A Bitter Sweet day... by helenhill_HH, on Flickr |
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08-28-2012
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I'm finding the Planar very quickly becoming my favourite lens - i thought it would be too sharp, too clinical, too flat, too little bokeh, when compared to my Nokton/1.1, but it's very usable, has lovely OOF rendering and the sharpness wide open is outstanding!!
For soft, low light, shots where a more dreamy feel is needed, i'll easily use my 1.1, but the Zeiss is an excellent day-to-day lens, especially at half the weight and a closer focus distance.
Planar feels like a great pair with the sharp M8, whereas the Nokton/1.1 a better pair with my M6/M2 + TriX.
Still Man's Best Friend by Cris Rose, on Flickr
Mr Crystal by Cris Rose, on Flickr
A Head of Red and Green by Cris Rose, on Flickr
Feathers and Braces by Cris Rose, on Flickr |
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08-28-2012
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For comparison, here's the same subject (a year earlier) with the M6/50/1.1/TriX combo at minimum focal distance, wide open, followed by this year's shot with the M8/50/2/Planar.
I think both are great, but with their own character.
Man's Best Friend by Cris Rose, on Flickr
Still Man's Best Friend by Cris Rose, on Flickr |
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08-29-2012
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09-07-2012
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#175
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Soccer over Paris - and the photographing crowd
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