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edri
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 Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2015 10:12 am Post subject: 50/1.4 or 55/1.4 lens for pictorial style (PK,M42,T2 mount)? |
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edri wrote:
What 55/1.4 or 50/1.4 lenses (possibly F1.7, F2 too) are suitable for shooting in the pictorial style?
PK, M42 or T2 mount.
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GeorgeSalt
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GeorgeSalt wrote:
In afraid my suggestions are both in mounts other than those you ask for. Either the CZ Planar 50/1.4 (QBM or C/Y mount) or the Minolta 58/1.4. |
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BeardsAreBest
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BeardsAreBest wrote:
Minolta 55mm 1.8 is also very good. |
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Lightshow
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Lightshow wrote:
Not knowing which body you have, I'm going to ignore that.
Rokkor 50/1.4 which has the same formula as the Rokkor 58/1.2 which is my favourite.
I also like my early Helios 44
S-M-C Tak 55/1.8
Topcor RE 58/1.4
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JJB wrote:
I like the Rikenon 55 1/4, the Yashinon DX 50/1.4 and the Meyer Gorlitz Oreston 50/1.8. I have them all in M42 mount.
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y
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| Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2015 2:48 pm Post subject: |
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y wrote:
For the M42 mount, there is CZJ Pancolar 50/1.8 which is capable of producing paintery-like shots. |
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scsambrook wrote:
I think any of the 50 or 55mm lenses made in the 1960s and 70s will be fine for 'pictorial' work - although perhaps it's prudent to enquire how you understand 'pictorial'. In my mind, it means landscapes and cityscapes - large vistas where fine detail is subordinate to the larger elements in the photo. in other words, a mountain rather than details of a flower in the foreground, or a cathedral rather than one of the stone carvings on the building. At least, that was the understanding when I learned my photo basics back in the 1950s . . . but the meanings of words change over time 
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edri
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edri wrote:
Thanks for the replies.
What you say about Chinon 55 / 1.4 (M42)? Is it a lens suitable for this purpose? |
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rudolfkremers wrote:
| edri wrote: |
Thanks for the replies.
What you say about Chinon 55 / 1.4 (M42)? Is it a lens suitable for this purpose? |
I think it is utterly suited for that style.
Here are some of my shots attempting just that:
Autumn series
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ManualFocus-G wrote:
The Chinon Tomioka labelled 55/1.4 lens I had painted an amazing picture 
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edri
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edri wrote:
I ordered the Chinon 55 / 1.4 M42 (not multicoated version), yesterday. About 70euro with the shipment included.
I hope I made a good choice. |
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