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Donny2515 wrote:
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The Isco Westron seems to have later become the Westromat, with the same optics. I find it a great lens with really unique bokeh (though maybe similar to at least the Retina Curtagon version). Here are a few processed examples. Another excellent 35mm is the Auto Takumar 35mm f2.3, which was the Japanese version of the Angenieux R1 retrofocus. A few examples follow. Finally, for 35mm lenses, my fave list is rounded out by the Wollensak Fastax Raptar 35mm f2 (there was a civilian version, perhaps a bit older but identical called the Velostigmat). Even though designed for 16mm Fastax cameras, the lens covers full frame. A couple of shots with that follow the others.
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Very cool photos. I see that you use sequence in photography which in my opinion is a real art. This gives the images a unique style. But I prefer to use photographic materials that I buy on special sites. High-quality stock photography allows you to seamlessly tell visual stories, enhancing your narrative impact. This is the approach I take on my blog.
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Very cool photos! |
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