Great use of the CV 35/1.2

Simon Larbalestier · 01-24-2006

I came across this photographer's website whilst googling and it has some beautiful images captured with the CV 35/1.2 .
well worth a look......

Simon

TheMadUkrainian · 01-24-2006

Yeah...good stuff.

wrenhunter · 01-25-2006

Second photo (of the queue) is clever composition. Nice shots.

sherm · 01-25-2006

Could you please resend the link it didn't show up in my thread

Thanks,

Sherm

sherm · 01-25-2006

Found It.... Hate technology sometimes

jaapv · 01-25-2006

It does;click on "photographer" One of the nice tricks of this forum.

Alec · 01-25-2006

Yummy... I look forward to try mine, which just arrived this morning.
No such 'exotic' subjects at hand, though

jaap · 01-25-2006

nice pictures and nice lens that cv 35/1.2 !

VinceC · 01-25-2006

Very effective use of a fast lens at wide aperature.

>>No such 'exotic' subjects at hand, though <<

I wouldn't sell yourself too short. The photographer living in Tokyo would probably find your pictures from the Paris environs "exotic."

Simon Larbalestier · 01-25-2006

I had the chance to handle the 35 1.2 here in Bangkok quite bulky and not unlike the Noctilux to hold weightwise but i think the Noctilux is smoother in operation certainly has a better hood - i regret selling mine. I keep going back to look at #40,#41 and #50 here's the link again

http://kazuyank.plala.jp/archives/ca...exp.php?page=2

Simon

Flyfisher Tom · 01-25-2006

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Originally Posted by Alec

Yummy... I look forward to try mine, which just arrived this morning.
No such 'exotic' subjects at hand, though

My god, Alec, you live in the most beautiful city in the world! I found everything exotic and beautiful when my wife and I visited last year. cheers

Alec · 01-25-2006

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Originally Posted by Flyfisher Tom

My god, Alec, you live in the most beautiful city in the world! I found everything exotic and beautiful when my wife and I visited last year. cheers

I am by no means complaining about the city of light but with a day job as a business consultant and a night job as a father of three boys I certainly miss a lot of opportunities!

ywenz · 01-25-2006

At $850 new, who needs a Noctilux?

yossarian · 01-25-2006

The second one has the most wonderful glow to it. If only CV would make a faster
75 or 90...

Kyle · 01-25-2006

If it weren't so damned big, I'd pick up a 35/1.2.

ywenz · 01-25-2006

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Originally Posted by kyle

If it weren't so damned big, I'd pick up a 35/1.2.

but is it that much bigger than other 1.2 lenses?

Simon Larbalestier · 01-25-2006

It's much bigger than my Nikkor 50 1.2
I think this is a very specialist lens designed be used at 1.2 and certainly a good price for what it is but having had the Noctilux once before i would still prefer to shell out the exta $ if i wanted F-stops 1.2 or 1.0. At the time of handling the CV35/1.2 i opted for a used 35/1.4 lux pre ASPH (same price as the as new CV) which is very compact and has its own special qualities but that's got nothing to do with the point of posting this thread!

Simon

Kyle · 01-25-2006

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Originally Posted by ywenz

but is it that much bigger than other 1.2 lenses?

I don't own any 1.2 lenses (the fastest lens I own is 1.7). As Simon pointed out, its a specialist lens. I'd like to own it for the speed, but I wouldn't want to carry it around all the time, and since 35mm is my favorite focal length, that would grow tiring. I can't afford to own the 35/1.2 plus another 35mm lens for general purpose use. Therefore it will remain a lens I could only dream about owning.