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I own and have used it. What I dont like is to have to screw it on and off. Therefore - when I need to get closer - I use the 120mm instead of mounting the Elpro to the 180. But its just me being lazy.Dave, your beautiful close-up photo reminded me to ask ... has anyone purchased/used (knows anyone who owns/uses) the breathtakingly expensive Elpro-S filter for the S-APO-Elmar-S 180/3.5 Lens?
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Colors are lovely and the experience never gets old for me.After some time with mirrorless I was in the mood to use the S-System again. What a joy! I dont want to post images of people (privacy) but the colors and rendering are great, I enjoyed the OVF, and teh overall handling. I should use it much more often.
Hmmm... it is Spring, time to exercise the S system! I ask myself "When?" all the time.After some time with mirrorless I was in the mood to use the S-System again. What a joy! I dont want to post images of people (privacy) but the colors and rendering are great, I enjoyed the OVF, and teh overall handling. I should use it much more often.
The light, the textures, the colors and the composition are remarkable. Well done!A still life to celebrate Daylight Savings Time. That doesn't make any sense, does it. S3, 120/2.5, 2 shots focus stacked.
Untitled by Matthew Grayson, on Flickr
Matt