Mamiya 150 mm 2.8 D lens

[BradleyGibson]

Guy, that *does* look like a great lens! Lots of bite and great bokeh, too. Congratulations!

-Brad

 

[Guy Mancuso]

My nephew at 2.8. We all went swimming in Sedona in there creek. Came up for the day. On laptop without a mouse , not sure how anybody can do this. I need a mouse.:ROTFL:

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Just for fun . I missed . My son dancing on water

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Well not to leave the new 80mm out. A room with a view. Which I am looking at right now

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Another 80mm shot at 5.6 with a lot of wind

 

[Bob]

P45+ Mamiya 150mm 2.8D all at 2.8

ISO 800 Waiting
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ISO 200, Waterlilies
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Rushes
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-bob

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Love the waiting shot

 

[dougpeterson]

I must be a nerd. When I look at "waiting" I see a broken love affair between the man and the retail box of electronics (I think) in the upper left.

 

[Jack]

Is it just me, or does this lens appear to have a superior rendering at the closer, under 5 meter focus distances and not so much at the longer distances?

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Well 2.8 in closer Jack seems to be better than at infinity . This thing screams up close at 2.8

 

[David K]

I must be a nerd. When I look at "waiting" I see a broken love affair between the man and the retail box of electronics (I think) in the upper left.

... and I must be paranoid because I see him wondering if it's a bomb.

 

[Bob]

Is it just me, or does this lens appear to have a superior rendering at the closer, under 5 meter focus distances and not so much at the longer distances?

Actually, one of the best things about this lens is the narrow dof up close at 2.8 which effect goes away at longer distances.
-bob

 

[Bob]

... and I must be paranoid because I see him wondering if it's a bomb.

His name is Paul, and he is wondering when it will be time for lunch.
-bob