Woody Campbell
Workshop Member
Alpa TC + HR 32mm + IQ 180. One big advantage is that I already own this setup. Also reasonably sexy in an S&M kind of way.
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That's an interesting "35mm" lens... ;-)If I were to choose a 35mm it would be M4 + (converted) 45/2 Planar.
"One of the key features of the Compact Prime CP.2 lenses is the full-frame coverage on 36x24 sensors. In this way, the complete angle of view is fully employed and the lenses will remain compatible with future cameras employing this sensor size. "Jorgen, isn't the image circle of this lens too small for the 35 format? As for the one camera/lens, for me that'd be the S2 with the 120 'rit
I change this to M9+50/0.95 or M9+35/1.4FLEM9 and 50/1.4asph
Just so's you know, I have tried a current version 35 lux on my nex7 and at f8, for medium and longer focus distances, you can barely tell the difference between it and the kit lens at 50mm at 50% on screen, roughly equivalent to a 200dpi print...This will be my one-camera, one-lens kit this year, probably (just waiting for the body to be delivered):
NEX 7 with CV 35/1.7 or CV 35/2.5 or MS Perar 35/3.5—whichever lens gives best IQ vs portability/flattish form factor.
Anders, could you post an image of the Rolleiflex setup, please?