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05-03-2010
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Olympus E-M5/Nikon FE
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35mm f/1.4 Nokton Images
I'll start it off.. Now, I sometimes crop if I can't get close enough...
I used Fuji Acros 100 at ISO/100... Indoors, with this lens, the box speed is great.. but on a sunny day, as seen below, I'd should have rated it at ISO/160 to combat the contrast. It is contrasty on bright days for sure.
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05-23-2010
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Olympus E-M5/Nikon FE
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05-24-2010
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平和、愛、喜び
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All shot with SC version.
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Last edited by Vincent.G : 10-27-2010 at 04:42.
Reason: State the version of lens used.
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05-24-2010
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Seem to be going with yellows here...
(this is the Nokton SC version)
Last edited by Doug : 06-09-2010 at 19:12.
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Post your C/V 35 1.4 Images |
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06-08-2010
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Post your C/V 35 1.4 Images
Just a little OOF on the EP-2. Post 'em if you got 'em.
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06-08-2010
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Also here: http://www.rangefinderforum.com/foru...ad.php?t=68103
Here are a couple of new ones on BW400CN; just some friends at the ball game:
Shows you nicely what the lens can do, IMO. This is the MC version.
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06-08-2010
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I think it would be nice to have just one thread - this way one doesnt have to look for all the shorter ones. I wish there was a way to combine them all into one.
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06-08-2010
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name under my name
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I have the SC version: here are a couplewith the M6:
1. with Kodak portra 400 VC on the train to Queens looking back at Manhattan:
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/phot...p?photo=123775
2. This on with BW Fuji Neopan 1600 at 800 ASA:
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/phot...p?photo=123780
great lens, but Ive since bumped up to the Lux 35.
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06-08-2010
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06-08-2010
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06-08-2010
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passez le fromage
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nice shots backalley
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06-08-2010
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More Deadly
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06-09-2010
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Jon: Nice! Mods: thanks for the consolidation. Should have checked for the main thread prior to posting my OOF lights.
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06-09-2010
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More Deadly
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Um, is this only for SC images now? Should I delete my post with photos taken with my MC?
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06-09-2010
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Aww. go for it.- Ben Marks
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06-09-2010
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[quote=DNG;1318574]I'll start it off.. Now, I sometimes crop if I can't get close enough...
I used Fuji Acros 100 at ISO/100... Indoors, with this lens, the box speed is great.. but on a sunny day, as seen below, I'd should have rated it at ISO/160 to combat the contrast. It is contrasty on bright days for sure.
Actually, no.
If you want to overcome contrast, overexpose (64 or 50) and underdevelop. Underexposing in broad daylight will make your pictures even more contrasty because they will lack shadow details.
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06-09-2010
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Quote:
Originally Posted by filmfan
nice shots backalley
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06-09-2010
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MoDeRaToR-To Love & Light
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Love it Joe
just the PURRfect amount of Edge & Contrast....
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06-09-2010
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35 1.4 Tri-x rodinal contre-jour
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06-09-2010
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[quote=Kristopher;1343270]
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Originally Posted by DNG
I'll start it off.. Now, I sometimes crop if I can't get close enough...
I used Fuji Acros 100 at ISO/100... Indoors, with this lens, the box speed is great.. but on a sunny day, as seen below, I'd should have rated it at ISO/160 to combat the contrast. It is contrasty on bright days for sure.
Actually, no.
If you want to overcome contrast, overexpose (64 or 50) and underdevelop. Underexposing in broad daylight will make your pictures even more contrasty because they will lack shadow details.
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Yeah... still thinking Digital terms.... Thanks for the advice...
FWIW: I am now shooting slide film to help my brain stay consistent in EV adjustments from my DSLR to M5.....  |
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06-09-2010
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Quote:
Originally Posted by maggieo
Um, is this only for SC images now? Should I delete my post with photos taken with my MC?
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No, Do Post Maggieo, any f/stop, any any data you have of the shot you may want to post too.  |
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06-09-2010
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Well, the older part of this combined thread was asking only for SC pics so we can assume the first 4 posts are with the SC lens; the later part didn't specify.
I think it's useful to mention in your post whether the pics are from the SC lens or MC lens, then we can get a better idea of the difference the coating makes.
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06-17-2010
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Single coated
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06-20-2010
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Great shots on this thread everyone!
Shot with the SC version at f1.4
Expired Centuria ISO 200
Ziess Ikon ZM
I posted this on the beer thread ( http://www.rangefinderforum.com/foru...ad.php?t=91385) as well but thought it's worth posting here for colour rendition from the SC version. I was not really sure if it would be as good as the MC but wanted the SC for black and white. As you can see there was nothing to worry about. 
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