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sqwall
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 Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 2:58 pm Post subject: Early Mir-1B macro morning pt.1 |
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sqwall wrote:
Taken with my lovely Mir-1B at F5.6 backet with some rear extension for macro 
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LucisPictor
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LucisPictor wrote:
Hey, that's nice! Those drops really form spheres!
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sqwall
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| Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 3:06 pm Post subject: |
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sqwall wrote:
Yep and in the biggest one you can see the refracted image of my fathers apartment building
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Jigt
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Jigt wrote:
Lovely picture! very nice captured!
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Ballu
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Ballu wrote:
Sweat...
When you are saying "early", how old is this lens.
I ahve M39 silver version, really old.. I really liked the result of that, but not able to use much (Flek and Takumar are in use most of the time). Seems like, with tubes also a great lens...
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Borges wrote:
As always, absolutely wonderful. Don't have to say more...
Michael
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sqwall
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sqwall wrote:
Well my copy of the Mir is form 1970  . I am very happy with it I have got it new sealed in the box with all original stuff for 25 Euro
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Attila wrote:
As I told you many times you can make better photos with any lenses than most of the people with expensive ones. So I don't think so this picture Mir-1B itself I have also two Mir-1B but I couldn't make any good pictures with them.
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bigmango
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bigmango wrote:
Fantastic pic. The water droplets look great , even unrealistic. What do you think make them so spherical. Thanks for sharing.
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sqwall
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sqwall wrote:
The drops are so sphere because of the size of the leaf . This leafs are 2 cm big. So proportion wise the the drops are very small. I think it has something with the waters viscosity.
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