Portraits and later possibly butterflies with Biometar 120

[Marek]

The lens itself reminds me of Triotar 135, draws bokeh in kind of a similar way and is equally sharp

Haven't noticed any obvious aberrations so far, unlike Triotar, the lens is not long but very fat



I traded this lens for my Telemegor 180 at least for a couple of weeks to achieve some butterfly photos with something new after more than half of a year

[rbelyell]

in P6 mount? thats my favorite telephoto lens. lovely shots, but they appear tinted green on my monitor.
tony

[Gurin]

I really like these. Looks a bit tinted but it could be the light.

[vroger]

I like the lens bokeh bubbles.

[Marek]

Hi, I'm still learning with.

There's actually not much (color) PP, except some sharpening and "shadow mode" in my camera, so I presume I just caught an interesting, or maybe a bit weird, light. I set +/-1 here or there in Adobe PS, but that's nothing.

The lens itself seems to have sharpness of Triotar , but when testing on butterflies also showed a certain shallowness like Trioplan has, but smaller amount. Draws bokeh a bit like Triotar too, but maybe in a more interesting way and Biometar's 120/2.8 is obviously better for me.

[rbelyell]

you may want to just try a simple white balance adjustment, i think youll like the result.

[sarrasani]

maybe a little yellowgreen overtuning...
but really fine: subject sharpness, bokeh special quality, general effect/composition.
All the best,
Sandro