Michiel Schierbeek
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The " Uitmarkt " gives previews of the upcoming season activitys of Theater, music, ballet and publishers every year in the first weekend of september.
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How is it "marked", given that it changes with aperture?I used hyperfocal distance. It is well marked on the 25 Biogon ...
May be I explained wrongly or used the wrong term but I use the red stripe mark (big yellow circle) and put the aperture mark on the aperture stripe (small yellow circle) and put the distance scale on infinity and fire away.How is it "marked", given that it changes with aperture?
Or does that lens have the old Zeiss sliding ears?
- Leigh
Hi thorkil, I have not used the GXR with M module for along time and may be I lost the touch processing these files and is my processing a bit to fierce. I must say this Zeiss lens is already very contrasty on its own and may be I added to much extra contrast and overdid the saturisation also. I will try it a bit differently with some new snaps from today.Michiel, the colours and the intensity from the GXR are strong
thorkil
The red index line between the 4 and 8 to the right of the focus index is the infrared focus index.... I use the red stripe mark (big yellow circle)