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Portrait from Nikkor P 75mm f2.8 Bronica mount
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Hello everybody,

Nikkor P 75mm f2.8 Bronica mount, converted to Nikon F mount.

Only 1 pic, I got to work and came to post again. Laughing



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We want more pics!!!!


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Hi estudleon,

I've just came back and... Laughing





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Super cute Model.......very natural smile.
The lens is not as good as many of your others.


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Model is awesome! Shocked


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very beautiful model Wink


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Good pictures, too.


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I do like that.
I couldn't care less about the lens. Smile


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Farside wrote:
I do like that.
I couldn't care less about the lens. Smile


Ditto that..I AGREE... Very Happy


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Thanks for the pics. As always your model is a beauty.

Rino


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Enjoyable and informative shot on that lens combo. With a model like that, I think even my worst manual lens would attempt to get a life :~).
cheers,
gil


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Farside wrote:
I do like that.
I couldn't care less about the lens. Smile


LECHER! HERETIC!

You're right, though Wink


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PaulC wrote:
Farside wrote:
I do like that.
I couldn't care less about the lens. Smile


LECHER! HERETIC!

You're right, though Wink


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KhanX lives in Bangkok, where there are lots of girls who look like that. Very Happy

Was stuck there for a week during the airport shutdown. Didn't have my manual lenses with me. Embarassed


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I prefer creamy bokeh but not bad I guess.


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How did you adapt a Bronica lens to a EOS?? I have both the 50mm and 75mm. The Bronica S has passed on to a better life. Sad


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Bob wrote:
How did you adapt a Bronica lens to a EOS?? I have both the 50mm and 75mm. The Bronica S has passed on to a better life. Sad


I dont believe it was converted to an EOS.


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Thank you all of my freinds to join me.

Bob, I use the old lens barrel with hellicoid and attach Nikon adaptor to it. I'll show the pictures tomorrow.


Another pictures from this lens.




All pictures took in day light, fill-flash, on reflector.



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