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endre novak
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nex5n/leica elmarit m 28 asph
jonoslack
Active member
Hi there
Endre - that shadow is a winner
Jthurs - I love the attitude of the Wrestlers (and the outfits), but the tree is even better - looks like some kind of real world mandlebrot set. Excellent.
CoDaQe - the band shot really is excellent
Carl - I'm with Uwe - your cold front shot seems to me to need something else - although I'm not sure that warmer is it either - I feel I can say this because so many of your shots are so fantastic! Please feel free to have a go at me i return!
all the best
Endre - that shadow is a winner
Jthurs - I love the attitude of the Wrestlers (and the outfits), but the tree is even better - looks like some kind of real world mandlebrot set. Excellent.
CoDaQe - the band shot really is excellent
Carl - I'm with Uwe - your cold front shot seems to me to need something else - although I'm not sure that warmer is it either - I feel I can say this because so many of your shots are so fantastic! Please feel free to have a go at me i return!
all the best
jonoslack
Active member
Here are some early morning shots.
The first few are out and about with the 18-200 just before dawn (a chilly -5C run this morning . . brrrrr) - the others are afterwards with the warm early morning light splashing through the kitchen windows and the coffee on the hotplate.
The first few are out and about with the 18-200 just before dawn (a chilly -5C run this morning . . brrrrr) - the others are afterwards with the warm early morning light splashing through the kitchen windows and the coffee on the hotplate.
endre novak
Member
Here are some early morning shots.
The first few are out and about with the 18-200 just before dawn (a chilly -5C run this morning . . brrrrr) - the others are afterwards with the warm early morning light splashing through the kitchen windows and the coffee on the hotplate.
all of them are great, like the chilly one (not the cold but the image)
endre novak
Member
Slightly unsure, is there any mechanism against dust in the 5n?
(DMCG1 was/is quite good in this respect,- no dust on the sensor)
jonoslack
Active member
yes - I'm pretty sure there is something - mine had a splurge of olive oil on it (or something similar)
. No dust remover will get rid of that!
C
CoDaQue
Guest
Testing the Fujian 35 f1.7 at 1.7!
More here:
http://www.atjaf.blogspot.com/2011/12/uma-lente-de-25-euros.html
Managed to get a Minolta MD 50 F1.7 for 5€ at the flea market
Awaiting adapter from eBay to test it!
More here:
http://www.atjaf.blogspot.com/2011/12/uma-lente-de-25-euros.html
Managed to get a Minolta MD 50 F1.7 for 5€ at the flea market
Awaiting adapter from eBay to test it!
PeterA
Well-known member
Hi Bob : Well Melbourne is now moving towards Summer so many pretty sites in the city - I made a few snaps on my way back from a camera store where I picked up a couple of Sony A adaptors ..and couldn't help myself but bouhgt teh last remaining 130/1.8 for a very sweet price
I really like the direction Sony is heading in with these cameras and technology - perfect little street shooters.
Peter,
I gave up on the NEX 7 arrival...bought a Richox GXR A12 M ...
Love the Sony color and the 135 ZA is one of the premier lenses ... images so well.
It has been raining non-stop here for a couple of days...will continue as it turns to sleet on Monday.
However I am off to Togo in February for a couple of weeks...so chasing summer - not Melbourne but will have to do for the present.
Keep the post coming...I am sure that I am not the only one here living large vicariously.
Bob
I was digging around in the closet this afternoon and found my Pentacon 6 300/4 lens that hasn't seen the light of day literally in years. So I drug it out, mounted it up on the tripod and hooked up the 5N.
Took a couple of shots of the tree topper my wife made. First shot is the full frame, the second is a slight crop. Both shots from about 18 feet @ f/4.
Took a couple of shots of the tree topper my wife made. First shot is the full frame, the second is a slight crop. Both shots from about 18 feet @ f/4.
