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!Karen
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 Posted: Sat Jun 21, 2014 7:24 pm Post subject: Yashica ML 300mm F5.6 |
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!Karen wrote:
Just some quick shots, it was already getting dark.
first 2 at f5.6, last 2 at f8
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stingOM
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| Posted: Sat Jun 21, 2014 8:29 pm Post subject: |
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stingOM wrote:
The lens looks to produce very decent IQ  |
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uddhava
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uddhava wrote:
Very nice shots, seems like a nice lens. |
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dnf_spedition
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Location: The Netherlands
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| Posted: Sat Jun 21, 2014 9:26 pm Post subject: |
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dnf_spedition wrote:
Nice results here. Seems to be a good counter part
to your Tair Phs. Regards Cliff. |
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Oldhand
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Oldhand wrote:
Very nice indeed.
Hard to understand why Yashica lenses have been overlooked for so long.
Yours is excellent.
Thank you
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kenetik
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kenetik wrote:
Wow, really nice. I was looking at the Yashica 100-300 ML lens. I wonder if it has IQ that's close. You always provide beautiful samples.
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!Karen
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!Karen wrote:
Thanks for watching and commenting
I don't have experience with the 100-300 ML
It is definitely a lot smaller and easier in use than the tair (I will add a picture of the two side by side soon) but f5,6 isn't very fast for a 300 mm
It also has a MFD of 4,5 meters which I think is not so good. Can I put a tube in between to shorten the MFD to about 3 meters? How long should that tube then be? Is there a way to calculate this because I have wondered the same thing for other lenses. I don't want to go buy tubes at random 
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dnf_spedition
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dnf_spedition wrote:
!Karen, personally I think the purchase of of macro tubes in order to shorten your mfd might be expensive. You will need contax/yashinon bayonet tubes. If you want to put the lens on your Nikon slr then my suggestion is to mount the Contax/Yashica to Nikon adapter to the lens and if you probably possess Nikon macrotubes mount the smalllest between your adapter and your Nikon slr body. Regards, Cliff. |
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