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Explore the world of vintage lenses through repair notes, real test shots, and detailed archive threads packed with images.

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Excellent series, #3 for me.

Why do people not respect this lens more? It's a wonderful one with such a classical rendering.


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iangreenhalgh1 wrote:
Excellent series, #3 for me.

Why do people not respect this lens more? It's a wonderful one with such a classical rendering.

Answer is easy they look only price tag, expensive good, inexpensive not.


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They are all great, but #3 speaks to me the most. The head pose and the excellent bokeh is what does it for me I think. Nice work!


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Nisseliten wrote:
They are all great, but #3 speaks to me the most. The head pose and the excellent bokeh is what does it for me I think. Nice work!


Thank you! Open eyes are important too I think to get better impression.


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Came out very nicely Attila! Although I do like the "eyes closed" look (as it is so special and dreamy),
open eyes really attract attention, especially so pretty blue ones, so I have to agree with you!


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#3 is my fave, excellent lens! Try some of these lenses with BW film for archival purposes.


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Katastrofo wrote:
#3 is my fave, excellent lens! Try some of these lenses with BW film for archival purposes.


Thank you for all, I will try. I bring with me film camera too and make shoots, just takes lot longer time to publish it.