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 Posted: Thu Feb 20, 2014 3:55 pm Post subject: Piesker Picon 135mm F3.5 on Nex 5N in oriental style |
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calvin83 wrote:
This is a triplet based telephoto lens with minimum focus distance of between seven to eight feet . More about telephoto from Piesker van be found here http://forum.mflenses.com/piesker-lens-early-t-mount-system-t41396.html .
Here are some photos from my practice of oriental style. A fast standard or short telephotos will be best for oriental style. For those who are interested about the shooting style in different geographic region, please go to this thread to share your opinions http://forum.mflenses.com/shooting-style-by-geographic-region-t64657.html .
P.S. All photos processed in LR5.2 with necessary adjustment.
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kds315* wrote:
For a triplet that is quite an amazingly nice result!
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calvin83 wrote:
Yes. Contrast is a bit on the lower side but resolution is not bad. We cannot ask too much for a lens in the 1950s. 
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mo wrote:
I have this lens but have not looked at the highlights it produces before,nice samples .I confess I do like the way this lens pulls apart....and the way it looks of course.
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Igor wrote:
great set, lovely colors, love the last one most! |
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Nordentro wrote:
Great results, stunning bokeh
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luisalegria wrote:
I have this lens too, in Exakta mount.
I confess I have never tried it on DSLR.
I have tried half-heartedly to do bokeh-centric pictures like this but I can rarely make them work. Hats off to you.
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JohnBar wrote:
@ Calvin83
I once asked a Chinese friend (from Liverpool China Town) of mine what he thought makes a good photographer....
He replied in Mr Ip style, he said
" First you must master the Vertical,
Then, you must master the Horizontal,
Then and only then you must master the Oriental" 
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woodrim wrote:
Nice examples.
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woodrim wrote:
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Then and only then you must master the Oriental" |
What? I had assumed that Attila had coined the expression.
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@ Calvin83
I once asked a Chinese friend (from Liverpool China Town) of mine what he thought makes a good photographer....
He replied in Mr Ip style, he said
" First you must master the Vertical,
Then, you must master the Horizontal,
Then and only then you must master the Oriental" |
Lol , seems I have to learn a lot more I often make Horizontal mistake
Beautiful shoots !!
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Attila wrote:
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| JohnBar wrote: |
Then and only then you must master the Oriental" |
What? I had assumed that Attila had coined the expression. |
Seems I didn't LOL
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calvin83
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calvin83 wrote:
Thanks all! Many lens with simple design are good for this kind of bokeh-centric. The less corrected are better than highly corrected.
@luisalegria
Takeing bokeh-centric photos with digital camera with live-view is much more easy. You can see effect before you take the photo.
@JohnBar
I cannot mater the Horizontal and I am learn the Oriental first time. Oriental can never be mastered IMHO.
@Attila and woodrim
I want to show the style is not only limited to what we mentioned in the other thread.
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hoanpham wrote:
Ok, i have gone through the threads (art, and this), but still confused (!)
What is horizontals and verticals?
Personally, i found the bokeh a bit distracting. For some application, they are fine, but for portraits, they may pull away the main point of the frame. The samples from other thread are very nice. I have never thought that there is an oriental style in photography  I always do my best from what ever i have in hand, even it might be limited. That, i think is challenging and fun. |
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calvin83 wrote:
| hoanpham wrote: |
Ok, i have gone through the threads (art, and this), but still confused (!)
What is horizontals and verticals?
Personally, i found the bokeh a bit distracting. For some application, they are fine, but for portraits, they may pull away the main point of the frame. The samples from other thread are very nice. I have never thought that there is an oriental style in photography I always do my best from what ever i have in hand, even it might be limited. That, i think is challenging and fun. |
Horizontals and verticals can be be refers to:
1. Orientation of photo
2. Lines in the photo
3. The way of thinking when taking a photo
4. to inf ...(any appropriate oriental style answer)
I limit myself on oriental style when taking this set. Limits do helps to boost creativity if you can live with it.
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uddhava wrote:
Very nice shoots in the "Oriental" style. I will have to try it sometime.
Thanks for shooting in that style. |
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JohnBar wrote:
| hoanpham wrote: |
Ok, i have gone through the threads (art, and this), but still confused (!)
What is horizontals and verticals?
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Yes , as Calvin83 noted , the vertical and horizontal refers to portrait and landscape camera style.
For those wishing to see a masterpiece of Oriental style photography and a showcase for Angenieux and Cooke lenses then I recommend you watch this movie
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1462900/
The visuals are breathtaking.
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calvin83 wrote:
Re-uploaded the photos.
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| Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 7:15 am Post subject: |
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Oldhand wrote:
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| Re-uploaded the photos. |
Thank you Calvin for re-loading the photos.
I have just found one of these lenses and will be keen to explore it when it arrives.
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calvin83 wrote:
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| calvin83 wrote: |
| Re-uploaded the photos. |
Thank you Calvin for re-loading the photos.
I have just found one of these lenses and will be keen to explore it when it arrives.
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You are welcomed. Good to see you get one with the hood.
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Oldhand wrote:
Lens arrived this morning.
It is wonderful.
Two quick shots wide open with no PP. Sorry but these are not Oriental style - I'll have to work on that
I like this lens
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calvin83 wrote:
Good to hear you like this lens and look forward for your photos in Aussie style.
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| Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2015 10:07 am Post subject: |
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| Good to hear you like this lens and look forward for your photos in Aussie style. |
Thanks Calvin.
I don't want to further hijack your thread so I will start another for this lens to show some images that are different, and not up to Oriental style yet.
Found here in Best of Lenses Gallery
http://forum.mflenses.com/viewtopic,p,1423112.html#1423112
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mo wrote:
OH, it looks like you got a very nice copy.
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| Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2015 10:23 am Post subject: |
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Oldhand wrote:
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| OH, it looks like you got a very nice copy. |
I am quite taken with this simple triplet Mo.
It renders sooooo beautifully for portraits.
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