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!Karen
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 Posted: Sun Jan 25, 2015 12:59 am Post subject: Konica Hexanon AR 24mm F2.8 |
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!Karen wrote:
Images of the lens itself can be found here
http://forum.mflenses.com/another-surprise-lot-t69340.html
it was a beautiful day today with a warm winter sun and some snow leftovers from the night before
my first day out with a camera in 2015
all on a6000 and f8 or f11
the hood was on but obviously that doesn't help if you point straight into the sun 
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JJB
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JJB wrote:
It must be a day for Hexanons - I did some test shots with a new one today too. I like how they render green.
Very nice images, thank you for sharing them.
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bernhardas wrote:
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Attila wrote:
Quiet prove it why I bought all  congrats!!
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!Karen
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!Karen wrote:
Thank you!
This is my first hexanon I tried. I also have the 40mm which I will test later.
Hexanons are hard to find here. I'd love to buy some more, I really love this one already.
But I was lucky once again with my adapter. It's one by fotga. The lens focusses way beyond infinity. It's still better than not reaching infinity at all though I guess. 
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Dachs
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| Posted: Sun May 03, 2015 4:48 pm Post subject: Konica Hexanon AR 24mm F2.8 |
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Dachs wrote:
Wonderfull pictures! Thank you for sharing. 
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!Karen
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!Karen wrote:
 Gent-1 by K a r 3 n, on Flickr
 Gent-2 by K a r 3 n, on Flickr
 Gent-3 by K a r 3 n, on Flickr
 Gent-4 by K a r 3 n, on Flickr
 Gent-5 by K a r 3 n, on Flickr
 Gent-6 by K a r 3 n, on Flickr
 Gent-7 by K a r 3 n, on Flickr
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tb_a wrote:
Reminds me that I haven't been in Gent for quite a long time...
Lovely pictures, especially the first one...
I'm not the biggest fan of cemeteries.
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Lloydy wrote:
Picture 3 is fabulous, personally I would clone the electric switch and sign from alongside the door - but that's just me not liking clutter in an image like that. But I can live with it. All your images are very good Karen, and I do like cemeteries, they are fascinating places, even for an atheist like me, it's the history, and the beauty of the extravagant tombs and sculptures that I love.
I have no Hexanon's at all, I'm adding them to my wanted list. 
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newst
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newst wrote:
Beautiful photographs. You have a good feel for the capabilities of that lens.
I recently purchased a Hexanon 2.8/24 and fell in love with it the first time I used it.
I have a soft spot in my heart (and wallet) for the Hexanon range, hoping in the near future to acquire a 1.2/57.
From my first day with the 24mm:
Schoolteacher's desk and blackboard, circa 1870. Sony A7II
Smithy circa 1850. Sony A7II
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