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anktonio
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 Posted: Sat May 28, 2016 10:05 pm Post subject: Cordoba typical site with Vivitar 28/2 CF Komine |
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anktonio wrote:
The Corredera is an emblematic square of Cordova. Even after 1800 served to bullfights and executions of the Inquisition, it is now a place for meetings, celebrations, bars... A place alive, especially at night.
All taken with Vivitar 28/2 Close Focus (Komine), no PP, direct JPG fron camera (A7RII)
Arcade
Full resolution: http://www.dpreview.com/galleries/9073487821/download/3454757
Toril street (from here come the bulls to the square)
Full resolution: http://www.dpreview.com/galleries/9073487821/download/3454756
Bull exit (4K)
Square (4K)
Near the area is interesting old St. Peter's Basilica
Full resolution: http://www.dpreview.com/galleries/9073487821/download/3454755
Happy shots!
P.D. Sorry, edit for fixed links.
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laenee
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Location: Shanghai
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Oldhand
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Location: Mid North Coast NSW - Australia
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Oldhand wrote:
Splendid results.
Well taken with a good lens
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invisible
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invisible wrote:
Nice set of photos. Those alleys look different without the bulls, more peaceful  The last image kept my attention for quite a while.
This is a killer lens. I love mine... the looks, the handling and the character. It feels solid and pairs well both with full-fledged SLRs and smaller mirrorless cameras. Not prone to oily blades like its cousin the Vivitar 28/2 Close Focus made by Kiron. It can be hard to find though. |
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fwcetus
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Location: New England
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| Posted: Sun May 29, 2016 4:57 pm Post subject: |
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fwcetus wrote:
| invisible wrote: |
Nice set of photos. Those alleys look different without the bulls, more peaceful The last image kept my attention for quite a while.
This is a killer lens. I love mine... the looks, the handling and the character. It feels solid and pairs well both with full-fledged SLRs and smaller mirrorless cameras. Not prone to oily blades like its cousin the Vivitar 28/2 Close Focus made by Kiron. It can be hard to find though. |
I concur with both sets of remarks.
The pix are really quite good, especially with no processing, and the last certainly seemed to grab the eye (or mind) the most.
The Vivitar 28/2 CF is a dynamite lens -- I love mine -- yes, it can be a bit hard to locate, but it is not exactly rare (how uncommon depends on which mount you're looking for).
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If you saw a fellow drowning, and you could either save him or photograph the event . . . What lens would you use ? |
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fwcetus
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fwcetus wrote:
FYI, here's a (reduced-size) scan of the VS1 28/2 CF spec sheet -
And here's a link to the full-size VS1 28/2 CF scan - http://www.allgeektome.com/pentax/v282cf/specsheet.jpg
[Scan is courtesy of "boggy".]
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invisible
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invisible wrote:
Fred, that's super-cool material, thank you for sharing! |
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