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 Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2022 7:33 pm Post subject: Mir-47K 20mm/2.5 on Sony A7 |
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Here are some photos I did this evening with this lens adapted on my Sony A7.
No adjustments exepted contrast and color pop.
Landscape photos @f8, flowers wide open.
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| Posted: Sat Jun 25, 2022 10:55 am Post subject: Re: Mir-47K 20mm/2.5 on Sony A7 |
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Here are some photos I did this evening with this lens adapted on my Sony A7.
No adjustments exepted contrast and color pop.
Landscape photos @f8, flowers wide open.
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Great shots - it's perhaps not everyone's taste, but I particularly love the rendering in these two. You really have such a vast amount of interesting lenses (going by your website) - a joy to see them in action!
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eggplant wrote:
Interesting to see some proper testing of these later 'Russian' ultrawides, particularly at that speed (I wasn't aware of).
I can't tell if it's high field curvature or high vignetting, which causes the edges to be sharp in some bokeh shots.
There is some lateral CA across parts of the frame but even my Tokina AT-X 17mm f3.5 has this (if not more).
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SovietLensReviews
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SovietLensReviews wrote:
Definitely looks like a 'normal' Mir 47K, at least, mine looks very similar! Can't say I fell in love, way too soft in the corners (even for an ultrawide, IMO) but the f/2.5 is fun to play with.
What is the model number on yours?
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BurstMox
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BurstMox wrote:
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Definitely looks like a 'normal' Mir 47K, at least, mine looks very similar! Can't say I fell in love, way too soft in the corners (even for an ultrawide, IMO) but the f/2.5 is fun to play with.
What is the model number on yours? |
Serial is 000077, made in 2000. What is your chanel? Your signature does not work.
EDIT : Ah, it works now
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SovietLensReviews
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SovietLensReviews wrote:
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Definitely looks like a 'normal' Mir 47K, at least, mine looks very similar! Can't say I fell in love, way too soft in the corners (even for an ultrawide, IMO) but the f/2.5 is fun to play with.
What is the model number on yours? |
Serial is 000077, made in 2000. What is your chanel? Your signature does not work.
EDIT : Ah, it works now |
Nice, my copy was a '96 but it is probably the most shoddily constructed lens I own (could of course just have been the copy I bought, who knows). I need to take mine apart and give it a clean, think it's getting some haze or something inside.
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BurstMox
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BurstMox wrote:
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Definitely looks like a 'normal' Mir 47K, at least, mine looks very similar! Can't say I fell in love, way too soft in the corners (even for an ultrawide, IMO) but the f/2.5 is fun to play with.
What is the model number on yours? |
Serial is 000077, made in 2000. What is your chanel? Your signature does not work.
EDIT : Ah, it works now |
Nice, my copy was a '96 but it is probably the most shoddily constructed lens I own (could of course just have been the copy I bought, who knows). I need to take mine apart and give it a clean, think it's getting some haze or something inside. |
Mine is has a good construction, better than the Arsat 20/2.8. But the best construction is the Mir-20M.
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