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Fun with GX9
- Thread starter raist3d
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Fun with GX9, TILT Adapter and Samyang lenses with Canon mount
.. Samyang 8mm/14mm/35mm/85mm and others.
TILT adapter supports 0° till 8° and turning from 0° to 360°
Canon - m4/3
TILT adapters
.. Samyang 8mm/14mm/35mm/85mm and others.
TILT adapter supports 0° till 8° and turning from 0° to 360°
Canon - m4/3
TILT adapters
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Zenit und Leica together are making cameras!
If they are so good like my 55 years old Zorky & Zenith ;-)
For Zorky you got a filmmagazin for 5m film ... 139 pictures instead 36 pictures
Zenit had a mirror which jumped/folded up when you made a photo, then it was dark in
viewer. You had to move to next film picture, then mirror was pulled down on a STRING
Both had changeable lenses - some of them are used even today.
I monted Canon mount and use it with different adapters for Sony, Samsung, Pana .. and Canon
A picture - out of camera- with GX9 + Zenitar 16/2.8
If they are so good like my 55 years old Zorky & Zenith ;-)
For Zorky you got a filmmagazin for 5m film ... 139 pictures instead 36 pictures
Zenit had a mirror which jumped/folded up when you made a photo, then it was dark in
viewer. You had to move to next film picture, then mirror was pulled down on a STRING
Both had changeable lenses - some of them are used even today.
I monted Canon mount and use it with different adapters for Sony, Samsung, Pana .. and Canon
A picture - out of camera- with GX9 + Zenitar 16/2.8
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GX9 with tilt adapter
Macro lenses (45mm...180mm) have small viewing angle, so I use Non-Laowa 5mm/4,
identical to Laowa, but without shift funktion - price less than 200€, Laowa more than 600€.
Same lens with 12elements/9groups.
With 15mm/4 and macro 1:1 you get wider view with sharp backgrounds. For sharp center and
unsharp surroundings I use a cheap tilt adapter (EOS-mFT), you can move lens in all directions (360°)
15mm/4 macro 1:1
Macro lenses (45mm...180mm) have small viewing angle, so I use Non-Laowa 5mm/4,
identical to Laowa, but without shift funktion - price less than 200€, Laowa more than 600€.
Same lens with 12elements/9groups.
With 15mm/4 and macro 1:1 you get wider view with sharp backgrounds. For sharp center and
unsharp surroundings I use a cheap tilt adapter (EOS-mFT), you can move lens in all directions (360°)
15mm/4 macro 1:1
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Excellent portrait, Ricardo. Which lens is it?
Nocticron f1.2.42.5mm. But i think you could get a similar portrait with the panny f1.7 42.5mm or Oly 45 f1.8
- Ricardo
Jorgen Udvang
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Similar, possibly, but not the same. The lens really show its class here.
Well this is sure a magical lens, but the most important thing here is moment and light, though the extra stop bokeh helps in this case.
- Ricardo
Tonygamble
Member
Same lens Ricardo.
That bokeh does add depth.
Sorry about the noise. About 6,000 ASA. But the guy likes the shot.
Tony
That bokeh does add depth.
Sorry about the noise. About 6,000 ASA. But the guy likes the shot.
Tony
Same lens Ricardo.
That bokeh does add depth.
Sorry about the noise. About 6,000 ASA. But the guy likes the shot.
Tony
That JPEG or RAW.
- Ricardo
Tonygamble
Member
That JPEG or RAW?
Shot RAW.
I am puzzled by people who turn it off.
Tony
Shot RAW.
I am puzzled by people who turn it off.
Tony
Some workflows use jpeg, particularly if you have a canera with a good Joey engine.
So on your shot- I think I see some noise that could clear up further if you have the Raws.
- Ricardo