Nikon D3 with Hassy 50 2.8 FE Distagon

[woodyspedden]

Woody,

Are you using the stock screen or have you changed that out too ??

David

I am using the Brightscreen matte screen with the 13mm center prism. Works really well with no exposure side effects that I can discern. Jim also marked the 8 x10 area with brightlines which is also nice for composition help

Woody

 

[Stuart Richardson]

Do you have a split image finder in the center, if so, does this affect the AF brackets at all? I am a bit curious about this.

 

[David K]

Here's one with the 110 2.0 FE, wide open... got to love the bokeh from this lens. Did a bit of post on this one including some luminance sharpening.

 

[PSon]

Got the D3 in but my Hasselblad to Nikon adapters will not be completed until the end of May. The 2.0/110 is a great lens for medium format or full frame DSLR systems. Instead of getting the Zeiss 2.0/100 ZF or the Nikon 2.8/105, I use the Hasselblad 2.0/110 since this lens can also focus extremely close. In fact it can focus even closer than the Contax 2.0/100 lens. The SA 300 is also another great lens to use in multiple systems as shown here.

 

[woodyspedden]

Woody,

Are you using the stock screen or have you changed that out too ??

David

I am using the Brightscreen 13mm prism screen for ideal focusing on manual. Works really well with the magnifier so at the moment I am a happy camper. Jim Lakey has always been a great innovator and nothing has changed about that. Love it

Woody

 

[Stuart Richardson]

Woody, do you find yours brighter than the stock screen? I just received mine today and it is disappointingly dim, particularly in the corners. I think I either got a bad one or I installed it incorrectly, but it focuses correctly, so I am not so sure. Either way, it is nothing like the one I have in the R9, so I think it is not going in correctly or something.