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trifox
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 Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 8:58 pm Post subject: Canon FD 55 f1.2 APSHERICAL - still FD mount :) |
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trifox wrote:
The lens is STILL with his native mount -- 
just attached to the camera by my hands -- less torture than with FL 300 f2.8 yesterday
but close-up shots only and all wide open -- I was lazy to release the aperture mechanism
EOS 5D Mark II and LightRoom a bit -- not too much ...
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madamasu wrote:
I can smell the apples!
Thomas
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Rolf wrote:
Hi Stan
unbelievable that this kind of photography get such superb results.
I ask myself why I bought a lot of different adapters ?
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trifox
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trifox wrote:
@ thomas -- yes - and those apples have some creamy bokeh !
@ Rolf -- I am also happy with this finding since I have seen some samples from Spotmatic and also Robert (the technician) says:
if you need to try the lens -- just simply hold it in the front of the camera body and you'll see ..
well, there are some limitations such as:
- no infinity
- you may be out of axis (and this is very important aspect for adapter - and for conversion even more difficult to achieve)
but - simply - you can make a decision -- do I want to convert/adapt this lens or not !
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karabud wrote:
Excellent results ! #2 is winner
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tobbsman wrote:
Funny side-story and stunning results!
yes, nr2 is a true winner ... it gets the taste of spring in my living room
Cheers
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