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Photographing your Bokeh
- Thread starter woodmancy
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I like it better when bokeh is what you can't see rather than what you can see. I was lost wondering what was the subject in the photo?
I think most people think that way, Pellicule. This thread is mostly populated by posts from folks who don't
Keith
f6cvalkyrie
Well-known member
A new lens is living in my cupboard since today !
A Carl Zeiss Jena Flektogon 20/4, in Exakta mount
Although the weather promised nothing good for photography, I took the lens to the garden and shot a few first pics.
The image in the EVF is bright, colorful and contrasty, so focusing is easy.
Lens focuses very close also : up to 0.5 ft (15 cm)
Here's a first shot :
C U,
Rafael
A Carl Zeiss Jena Flektogon 20/4, in Exakta mount
Although the weather promised nothing good for photography, I took the lens to the garden and shot a few first pics.
The image in the EVF is bright, colorful and contrasty, so focusing is easy.
Lens focuses very close also : up to 0.5 ft (15 cm)
Here's a first shot :
C U,
Rafael
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gzuiko
Guest
1957 Jupiter-9 8.5cm f2
at f4
at f4
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gzuiko
Guest
1957 Jupiter-9 8.5 cm f2 wide open against the window light.
Yup, thats what makes it interesting, and results in an better forum.
To be honest I usually only surf the forums in winter when its too dark, cold and wet. Yes I admit I'm a fair weather photog
and during winter I'm usually found doing this instead :watch: except with Belgian beer and Bombay mix supposedly building up my energy for the summer months.We had a shed load of snow a few weeks ago, and guess what, no camera! I had sold the X100 and was deciding to order the GX1, G3, or get the EP3. Now I'm fully armed with the GX1 and 25mm
but now its good old Manchester grey at the weekends with glorious blue sky and sun during working day Actually I think it is the wealth of photos that truly inspire, that make this the best forum, not forgetting the generous folks who encourage us all to do better.
A+
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gzuiko
Guest
Thanks Brian, this one was sent to me from Israel. Same year though as the J-3 you cleaned up for me last year. I think they make a good pair. Works well on the Panasonic G2. Haven't shot with it yet on the Contax.
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gzuiko
Guest
Looks pretty good. I wonder what happened to my old C3 Matchmatic now! It was said that those Cintars were good lenses. Looks like they were right.
G
gzuiko
Guest
Cooke Kinic 1 inch f1.5 lens, wide open
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gzuiko
Guest
Cooke Kinic 1 inch f1.5 wide open
