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 Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 4:07 pm Post subject: f1.9/85 Super Takumar in Bali |
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kuuan wrote:
finally got to use my Super Takumar f1.9/85mm ( thank you Spotmatic  ) more often
on Pentax K-x during the "Sanur Village Festival", but the last one which is from inside a temple compound, in Bali
best greetings,
Andreas
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LucisPictor wrote:
Fantastic shots, Andreas! As usual.
I love the way you see the things, small parts of them and compose the images in your mind.
Excellent colours.
But is your Tak 1.9/85 fast enough for you?
I'd prefer my Nikkor 1.8/85.   *run&hide*
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kuuan
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| Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 5:25 pm Post subject: |
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kuuan wrote:
| LucisPictor wrote: |
Fantastic shots, Andreas! As usual.
I love the way you see the things, small parts of them and compose the images in your mind.
Excellent colours. |
thank you Carsten
also happy about you liking the colors, I am happy that by now I also like the colors the K-x produces, well, most of the time
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But is your Tak 1.9/85 fast enough for you?
I'd prefer my Nikkor 1.8/85. *run&hide* |
naa, that hardly makes a difference
on one hand I think, how boring if I already had the best lenses and camera, it's much more fun to slowly grow through upgrades
but then again, if you had told Canon EF 85mm f/1.2L II ( ok, AF ) on a 5D II, I would consider accepting the gift 
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naa, that hardly makes a difference
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Andreas, I hope that my smilies showed you that I made a joke. 
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poilu wrote:
great series, thanks for sharing!
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Orio wrote:
wow, first photo is great!
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IAZA wrote:
Thanx for shre Andreas, this is what I'm waiting for, as you are in my country. Show the world how beautiful they are
One thing that I cannot do yet. Lol... I my self never go to Bali even I have relatives there
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mo wrote:
Stunning photos...and beautiful people.I like the simplicity of your shots focusing on the foot with the three flowers...
That lady in the blue dress is an interesting shot...how did you do that?
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kuuan wrote:
| LucisPictor wrote: |
Andreas, I hope that my smilies showed you that I made a joke. |
and I hoped Carsten that my answer made clear that I had understood
but on second thought you even may have had a point:
When I bought this lens I had the choice between a S-M-C 1.8/85 for more than double the cost or this Super Tak f1.9 for a bargain price.
Who knows I just might have gotten a Nikkor f1.8 for the same prize as the S.T. f1.9. But then again I would have to convert it to M42 or live with it badly fitting
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| great series, thanks for sharing! |
thank you poilu, it is my pleasure
| Orio wrote: |
| wow, first photo is great! |
thank you Orio, glad you like this photo
| death wrote: |
Thanx for shre Andreas, this is what I'm waiting for, as you are in my country. Show the world how beautiful they are
One thing that I cannot do yet. Lol... I my self never go to Bali even I have relatives there |
yes, many beautiful people here! death thank you so much for your very kind words, they make me a bit proud.
You are living in Yogyakarta, one of the very most beautiful and historic cities in this huge archipelago country Indonesia, with Merapi vulcano, great 9th century Borobudur Buddhist and 50 scattered Prambanan Hindi temples so near. What a place!
| mo wrote: |
Stunning photos...and beautiful people.I like the simplicity of your shots focusing on the foot with the three flowers...
That lady in the blue dress is an interesting shot...how did you do that? |
thank you Mo
oh, that lady, only her dressing in color was easy: in Lightroom desaturating all the colors but blue and purple.
The more difficult part was getting her in focus, models walking brisk towards me with only sometimes a spotlight hitting them..didn't get many pics right
best greetings from Bali, Indonesia
Andreas
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56 DIN wrote:
like them all, no 1 is my action favorite no 2 for colors
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Kathmandu wrote:
Lovely pictures and nice buy on the lens. |
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Orio wrote:
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| wow, first photo is great! |
thank you Orio, glad you like this photo |
The others are good also, but the first one just jumps out of the screen!
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kuuan wrote:
thank you very much Thomas and Kathmandu for viewing and commenting!
Orio, thank you..
to tell you the truth, as much as I like using manual lenses, I am often simply satisfied if the focus is about right, but think that I could concentrate more on getting the 'right moment' using an AF lens. But then again, who knows how exactly the AF lens would focus where I'd want it to.
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Siswono wrote:
A brilliant shot, love this series
salam dari Hamburg |
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