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Orio
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Orio wrote:
The 40mm f1.4 VM Nokton SC and 35mm f1.4 VM Nokton SC
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Gothic_Snake
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Gothic_Snake wrote:
post-processed. 5DmkII. @1.4
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ilguercio
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ilguercio wrote:
Nice one, i like it.
I have the "old" non UMC version and looks like the newer one is for Nikon only, am i correct? |
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Lena
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Lena wrote:
So it seems. In PL the UMC version is available in Nikon mount only.
I had one for a while, but couldn't quite take to it. I had trouble focusing it and wasn't too fond of the rendering, so I sold it to fund my macro Tokina. |
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hoanpham
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hoanpham wrote:
Very nice 
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ilguercio
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ilguercio wrote:
Anyway, i came up with a simple and probably stupid idea, i'll let you expert guys tell me if it is feasible or not.
All of you know that the 85 has a bit of a long minimum focusing distance. Now, would it be possibile to prolonge the focus travel to allow like 10 more cm of mfd? Seems feasible but i haven't checked wheter there is enough metal to trim and if the lens would perform nicely.
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simbon4o
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simbon4o wrote:
Maybe you can buy extension tubes?  The possibility to break your lens by modifying it is huge it is an internal focus lens and it is complicated.
It is such a nice lens!
It is great for portrait work!
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phoeniks
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phoeniks wrote:
Very nice photos simbon4o! I have one of those lenses as well, but used it just once or twice. Still having my trusty and very sharp canon 85mm 1.8 and another re-birthed canon fd 85mm 1.2 L
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luisalegria
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luisalegria wrote:
Nice work Simbon !
#1 is a very impressive demonstration of this lens.
I agree, extension tubes should be used if needed.
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Orio
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Orio wrote:
Great array of models, Simbon!
I choose #1 as photograph, and #6 and #8 for models 
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Gothic_Snake
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Gothic_Snake wrote:
simbon4o, very nice shots!
Strange, I bought it brand-new lens in box, non UMC with printed "Multi-Coated" in the box. The glass have green coating.
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tikkathree
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tikkathree wrote:
Fancy this old thread popping up again!
To answer your question it would have been the older, non-UMC version and I no longer have it having sold it after a couple of months.
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Interesting this UMC/non-UMC thing... I wasn't aware of that.
Does it mean that UMC is multicoated and the other is not?
I really like the following picture - is it taken with UMC copy or with non-UMC? :
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Gothic_Snake
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Gothic_Snake wrote:
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Gothic_Snake
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Gothic_Snake wrote:
Next weekend shoots, Olga =)
Zenit charged with Illford Pan 50.
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woodrim
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woodrim wrote:
Very nice images, simbon4o, especially number 1. Am I the only one seeing a 3-D pop?
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SonicScot
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Not at all, this lens is popping all over the place! 
The young lady with the umbrella looks almost superimposed. 
Superb lens.
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healtyhead wrote:
Brenizer-2 by srdnc, on Flickr
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healtyhead
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healtyhead wrote:
Bokeh try of Sammy:
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4A by srdnc, on Flickr
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3A by srdnc, on Flickr
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healtyhead
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as by srdnc, on Flickr
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04.01.2014_5 copy by srdnc, on Flickr
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04.01.2014_4 copy by srdnc, on Flickr
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