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09-27-2011
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Nice photos of Luzern, the Jungfraujoch-Bahn, Zurich, among others.
You should try a Nikkor 28/3.5 .... the only vintage 28 I decided to keep (did try the Canon 28/2.8).
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09-27-2011
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所謂的攝影,就是人生。
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Nice photos of Luzern, the Jungfraujoch-Bahn, Zurich, among others.
You should try a Nikkor 28/3.5 .... the only vintage 28 I decided to keep (did try the Canon 28/2.8).
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I am glad you like it~
Thanks for your advice. I just bought a Nikkor 50 1.4 ltm. As good as another Zeiss copy Canon 50 1.5. Now,28 3.5 is my next target. Haha
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09-27-2011
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i had the black version ~ got it from a forum member.... sold it to dcsang.... who then sold it to franks
awesome lens
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Correct. And I won't be selling this lens on.
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09-28-2011
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Kevin
vignetting is shades at the corners....but from wat i see is ok.
By e way kevin did u manage to get hold of a copy of the 50mm f2.2?
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09-28-2011
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所謂的攝影,就是人生。
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Kevin
vignetting is shades at the corners....but from wat i see is ok.
By e way kevin did u manage to get hold of a copy of the 50mm f2.2?
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Oh~ Deeply thanks for your information~!
Actually I also find there is something vignetting appear in some of my photos. But I like this feel~ Haha.
Well,I also hear about 50 2.2. I remember it is also a rare lens. But this lens is out of my target because I love fast lens~  |
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09-28-2011
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Haha, f/3.5 isn't that fast either :P
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09-28-2011
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Oh~ Deeply thanks for your information~!
Actually I also find there is something vignetting appear in some of my photos. But I like this feel~ Haha.
Well,I also hear about 50 2.2. I remember it is also a rare lens. But this lens is out of my target because I love fast lens~ |
Vignet is quite mild and yes, vignet has a different feel..its totally subjective...
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Haha, f/3.5 isn't that fast either :P
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Ahhh....we shld stay away on these canon and nikkor threads in RFF...the G A S is terrible here...
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09-28-2011
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Vignet is quite mild and yes, vignet has a different feel..its totally subjective...
Ahhh....we shld stay away on these canon and nikkor threads in RFF...the G A S is terrible here... |
Haha~ Take it easy my friend~~
By the way,have you shoot any films these days~?
I am a lazy guy now..... |
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09-28-2011
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Haha, f/3.5 isn't that fast either :P
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Yes~ But this lens was originally come with my Canon IIB. It's a cool combination I think. |
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09-28-2011
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Haha~ Take it easy my friend~~
By the way,have you shoot any films these days~?
I am a lazy guy now..... |
Yes, i just got a nikon s2, recently alot of users are selling their s2...and i found some nice nikkor lens to try on.
Guess, while i am unable to find a reasonably priced canon 35mm f2...i swop over to try out the nikkors while the price is good....
So have been testing out lens and camera with films...
I think its time u should run another roll of film for all these lenses that u have got!
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09-28-2011
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Yes, i just got a nikon s2, recently alot of users are selling their s2...and i found some nice nikkor lens to try on.
Guess, while i am unable to find a reasonably priced canon 35mm f2...i swop over to try out the nikkors while the price is good....
So have been testing out lens and camera with films...
I think its time u should run another roll of film for all these lenses that u have got! |
Wow~~~ That's great~!  Nikon S2 is a good try and I also plan to do that in the near future.
Really? Maybe I can help you to look around if you told me about that... Actually I just saw several 35mm f2 sold out at the reasonable price.
Great! Looking forward to your film works~!
Haha... Indeed,I should spend more time on film.
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09-28-2011
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Thanks in advance my friend!
Looking forward to see the films result using this lens one day...
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09-28-2011
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Ahhh....we shld stay away on these canon and nikkor threads in RFF...the G A S is terrible here...
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Agreed! But the results from these old lenses really surprise me. And you're partly the reason why i want to get my hands on another 50mm :P |
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09-28-2011
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Haha good luck to your search bro!
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10-13-2011
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10-13-2011
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10-13-2011
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I would say the lens is uncommon, perhaps rare, but there are a few in circulation at times. At one time I owned two of them (having acquired an extra one inadvertently with a camera body purchase), now I'm down to one. I have also found it superior to all the chrome versions of the Canon 28/3.5, which says a lot since the chrome model is also a very good lens.
I'll post a shot or two later.
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10-13-2011
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Nice shots Kevin I was impressed when I saw your flickr stream. That 28 looks good. As 28 is my fave focal length I will have to try one if I can lay my hands on one.
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10-13-2011
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Here's a shot on color print film with the black Canon 28/3.5 wide open. This is Ronald Reagan's Air Force 1 in the Reagan library in Simi Valley, California.
The lens handles this rather severely backlit scene very well. Note the controlled flare on the bright ceiling flood lights. I overexposed a tad - some post processing might improve this.
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10-14-2011
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Nice shots Kevin I was impressed when I saw your flickr stream. That 28 looks good. As 28 is my fave focal length I will have to try one if I can lay my hands on one.
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Glad you like it~! This lens is worth to have a try!
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06-29-2012
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Got a silver 28 3.5 recently !
shot with a M8 .
M8 Serenar 28 3.5 by careca2013, on Flickr |
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07-25-2012
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chrome versus black |
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07-25-2012
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chrome versus black
I used to own a chrome Canon 28/3.5, and it was an excellent lens. The chrome lens is tiny, making the camera/lens combo very compact.
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The later Canon LTM lenses with black anodized barrels have updated coatings vs. the earlier versions, but i don't think any have different optical formulas. My experience in this regard is with the 28/3.5, 35/2.8 and 50/1.8: The black-barreled versions are much lighter in weight; all have 40mm filter threads (the chrome 28/3.5 and 35/2.8 take 34mm filters); and the coatings have a gold reflection (rather than the purple/blue of the older models).
In the case of the 28/3.5 and 35/2.8, the later black model is significantly bigger than the chrome version. In my opinion, this makes the ergonomics much better, as the focus ring has a much better grip area. Also, the black model has evenly-spaced f-stop markings on the aperture ring, while the chrome model has logarithmically-spaced markings.
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07-25-2012
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07-25-2012
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BTW I know someone who had a 28/3.5 that he called mushy. I presume that he didn't have a good one.
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That would be me. I owned it for many years and used it when I didn't want the obtrusion of my 28 Elmarit. I found nothing redeeming or remarkable about this lens except for its size. As a mater of fact, I found it to be quite unremarkable in many ways. It was in a word, "mushy".
Nice images and I am glad you are enjoying yours! |
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