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Belcanto
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 Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2014 9:30 pm Post subject: Rodenstock - Trinar 80mm f 2.9 |
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Belcanto wrote:
Just for fun.
And what it does. all at F2.9
Kjell
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Lloydy wrote:
Great fun!  Excellent picures, That's a nice lens conversion.
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Attila wrote:
I have 105mm Trinar in 6x9 folder I found it to excellent lens even on tough long distance shoots.
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luisalegria wrote:
Hey, this is a low cost alternative to the Meyer Trioplan !
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serkol
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| Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2014 6:15 pm Post subject: |
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serkol wrote:
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| Hey, this is a low cost alternative to the Meyer Trioplan ! |
Yes! +1 |
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Belcanto
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| Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2014 9:58 pm Post subject: |
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Belcanto wrote:
Thanks!
I really like reading the forum posts here. There's always something inspiring. And yes, I did read the posts
about the trioplan and liked the images. And I've read good things about rodenstock, so when this came up I grabbed it.
Still there's a learning curve to it. Right now I'm waiting for the sun comming out after a rain....
In the meantime.
Kjell
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luisalegria wrote:
Watch this lens get expensive now....
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Belcanto
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| Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 9:21 pm Post subject: |
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Belcanto wrote:
It can be quite sharp too. This is at 5.6ish
and a crop,
I even like the colours and mostly don't need to PP. So much fun for so little input. I did notice though
that I like the results best when using the lens at it's infinity setting and then focusing with the helicoid.
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Jesito
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Jesito wrote:
Might them lack a little of contrast?.
Have you added a cardboard baffle inside the adapter to remove parasitic lightiing on the sensor?.
It uses to improve contrast a lot with such kind of lenses on 4/3 and u4/3 size sensors, (not so much on APS-C sensors).
An example on a 4/3 adapter. (On u4/3 is the same)
Otherwise, the mount is really fine and sharpness very good.
Nice to see such adaptations.
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Belcanto
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Belcanto wrote:
Yes you're right. it isn't the most high contrast lens. If it is a baffle thats needed or not I don't know. I will try it, since you mentioned it. Still I like the lower contrast. Normally I always pull upp the shadows to get something similar to what I saw. With this one less so.
I'm still surprised it performs so well. The whole project was intended as 'a little fun' but turned out to be a lot more.
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