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trifox
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trifox wrote:
thanks to all for your feedbacks 
unfortunately, my planar 1.5/85 had to go back to the seller 
've been using EOS system and CZ lenses for 5 months only.
I hadn't had a big experience with this system at that time I was shooting those pics.
My pics open wide -
cat taken after sunset -
interior pics - just lamp! 60Watts - look like pictures from 60's
Poilu's pics - this is real torrent of colors light is one the first requirements of the nice pics. Nice day |
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poilu
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poilu wrote:
thanks Laurence! it was only a lucky shot, I have a lot to learn
here are some portrait sample from January with the 400D
click here for portrait samples with 85 1.4
I would not be able to shot at 1.4 at this time,
now with the 40D & the EE-s it was a piece of cake even for walking or bicycle target
I miss very few shots, less than if I had used AF @ 1.4
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trifox
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| Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 12:10 pm Post subject: |
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trifox wrote:
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thanks Laurence! it was only a lucky shot, I have a lot to learn
here are some portrait sample from January with the 400D
click here for portrait samples with 85 1.4
I would not be able to shot at 1.4 at this time,
now with the 40D & the EE-s it was a piece of cake even for walking or bicycle target
I miss very few shots, less than if I had used AF @ 1.4 |
Hi poilu! Idl like to see that shot but I can not. Is the link broken? Thanks, nice day, trifox |
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poilu
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| Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 12:28 pm Post subject: |
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poilu wrote:
thanks Trifox
try here
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koji wrote:
Great shots, Poilu and Trifox.
I have never shot with lens over 60mm (not really true), since I am not so comfortable with tele-lens. I simply admire people with skill to use tele-lens almost same as musical player with any instrument. 
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Fotal
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| Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 1:42 pm Post subject: |
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Fotal wrote:
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Great shots, Poilu and Trifox.
I have never shot with lens over 60mm (not really true), since I am not so comfortable with tele-lens. I simply admire people with skill to use tele-lens almost same as musical player with any instrument. |
and I on the other hand feel completly lost below 50mm, and I think tele lenses are a hoot to shoot with 
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LucisPictor
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LucisPictor wrote:
What an amzingly fantastic and precious lens! Wow! I honestly am overwhelmed!!! 
(And some attractive women in Greece, poilu!)
BTW, is the first one really wide open? From the DoF I would never have guessed...
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poilu
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poilu wrote:
thanks Koji,Fotal!
| Carsten wrote: |
| What an amzingly fantastic and precious lens! |
I am sure one day you will get it, or even the newer Zeiss model
In my previous comparison with the Jup9 @5.6, the difference was not very big
test jupiter-9 against canon 85 1.8 AF
This lens shine at 1.4 but do you know anybody who shot a 85mm @ 1.4 ?
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| BTW, is the first one really wide open? From the DoF I would never have guessed... |
That's another myth about DOF and long focal
The DOF is the same as my distagon 35 @1.4 or my planar 50 @1.4
But do you know anybody who use a 85mm as a 35mm ?
push here to read about DOF myth
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F16SUNSHINE wrote:
Beautiful Poilu.
This IS THE LENS. Even when you don't shoot it, it is still fun just to look at. I showed the girls (ladies) here the fountain shot with the children. Now they all want to meet that sensitive photographer with the eye for such moments. I should be so lucky |
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poilu
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poilu wrote:
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| Now they all want to meet that sensitive photographer with the eye for such moments |
me sensitive
I am surprised so many liked this shot. I was even thinking of showing it.
Here are 2 more from yesterday; true instant shot, less than 1 second to focus and shot @1.4
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Attila wrote:
Both are great! On second shoot the guy NOT looks a real DAD ...
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LucisPictor wrote:
| poilu wrote: |
This lens shine at 1.4 but do you know anybody who shot a 85mm @ 1.4 ?
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Yep, our Greek MF lens friend. 
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Orio wrote:
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| On second shoot the guy NOT looks a real DAD ... |
Judging by the hairstyle and necklace, he was abducted by the aliens in 1979 and brought back now.
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Schnauzer wrote:
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| Both are great! On second shoot the guy NOT looks a real DAD ... |
I agree.
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