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 Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2017 2:52 pm Post subject: Carl Zeiss Ultron 50mm F1.8 on A7R II |
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calvin83 wrote:
Works pretty well on 42MP sensor too.
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Old thread: Carl Zeiss Ultron 50mm F1.8 on Nex 5N at night
http://forum.mflenses.com/carl-zeiss-ultron-50mm-f1-8-on-nex-5n-at-night-t70395.html
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Sciolist wrote:
Woah! They are sharp. Not the eye-watering sharpness that makes you have to look away after 10 seconds, but the sharpness everyone wishes their eyes had. I usually see this done through a clever use of light, but in this case it seems your set-up is producing it.
Nice.
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jamaeolus wrote:
Lovely shots. Ultron is an excellent excellent lens. I have 2. Both are Icarex BM. One in mint minus condition that came with a fold down hood and original bayonet mount lens cap. I decided it was too good to use regularly so I bought another one with some obvious scuffs but perfect glass as a user. With the icarex to EF and EF to NEX helical I can focus just a few inches from the subject. Truly a gem of the classic glass era.
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kds315* wrote:
 always a pleasure to see Ultron images!!
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visualopsins wrote:
WOW!!!!!
Light captured in #3blows my mind!
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calvin83
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calvin83 wrote:
   
I agrees the bokeh and the way this lens handles the light are its strong point. It works well for taking photos in available light.
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Gatorengineer64 wrote:
Great shots and a nice lens for sure. How does it compare bokeh wise to say the roller planar HFT?
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calvin83
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| Great shots and a nice lens for sure. How does it compare bokeh wise to say the roller planar HFT? |
I don't have any planar HFT/color-Ultron now for comparison but I think they are different.
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| How does it compare bokeh wise to say the roller planar HFT? |
These are different lenses. You may check on flickr for their bokeh performance. There are many examples.
FYI the Carl Zeiss Ultron 50mm/F1.8 for the Icarex was designed by Tronnier and produced from 1968 to 1972 and
the Carl Zeiss Planar/Rollei Planar AKA Voigtlaender Color Ultron 50mm/F1.8 for the Rollei 35 AKA Voigtlaender VSL was designed by Glatzel and produced from 1974 to 1981.
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chhayanat wrote:
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| Gatorengineer64 wrote: |
| How does it compare bokeh wise to say the roller planar HFT? |
These are different lenses. You may check on flickr for their bokeh performance. There are many examples.
FYI the Carl Zeiss Ultron 50mm/F1.8 for the Icarex was designed by Tronnier and produced from 1968 to 1972 and
the Carl Zeiss Planar/Rollei Planar AKA Voigtlaender Color Ultron 50mm/F1.8 for the Rollei 35 AKA Voigtlaender VSL was designed by Glatzel and produced from 1974 to 1981. |
Useful data. These are often treated as the same lens on the internet.
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