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madamasu
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 Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2009 8:03 pm Post subject: Pentacon Six Biometar 80/2.8 |
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madamasu wrote:
I got it cheaply, it is the last MC-version, which I like very much with the D700. The adapter works perfectly well.
@f 2.8 ISO 320 Balloons:
@f 2.8 ISO 320 Flower-pot. I wanted to check the bokeh (Focus on the green plant in the pot). The picture was taken at a small back-yard booksale.
In the back were tents and people. I find the bokeh quite distracting:
@f 5.6 ISO 1250 Italian specialities at the Frankfurt market-hall:
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Attila wrote:
#1 to me lovely lens indeed , but your D700 a damn good camera too 
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madamasu
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madamasu wrote:
That's true, Attila. And that is why I ordered three Nikon-bajonets from Leitax
to convert my Leica lenses 19mm/2.8, 90mm/2.8 and Apo-Telyt 180mm/3.4, so I can use them with the D700. I don't want to sell them over Ebay, as prices are going down.
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Swappo
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Swappo wrote:
I thought that thing in third pic was a beheaded snake... what is it?
Some kind of sausage? |
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madamasu
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madamasu wrote:
it's a first class Italian salami. Highly recommendable!
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no-X
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| Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 8:13 pm Post subject: Re: Pentacon Six Biometar 80/2.8 |
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no-X wrote:
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@f 2.8 ISO 320 Flower-pot. I wanted to check the bokeh (Focus on the green plant in the pot). The picture was taken at a small back-yard booksale.
In the back were tents and people. I find the bokeh quite distracting: |
I think the bokeh isn't bad, only the OOF lights are a bit ring-shaped. Sometimes helps to stop the lens a bit - did you try the same shot at f/3.2 or so?
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madamasu
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madamasu wrote:
Thanks for the hint. No I didn't yet. I just started to experiment with the full aperture and got some nice fotos, with a decent bokeh. The background of the first picture looks very good to me.
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LucisPictor
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LucisPictor wrote:
Hi!
I don't like the bokeh in the second shot either. But the "rest" is nice.
BTW, good that you did not sell your Leitz lenses, these are some of the best lenses ever produced!
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madamasu
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| Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2009 5:15 am Post subject: |
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madamasu wrote:
Here is another picture at @f 2.8 with 'interesting' bokeh:
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Don Martinello
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Don Martinello wrote:
Hello everyone, I'm a new guy here . I went into Pentacon SIX TL with standard Biometar MC 80/2.8 which I mounted on my D700 via ARAX SHIFT Adapter (I like it very much). Here is one of my first tests shots with this setup. I must admit this lens is charming  . Enjoy.
http://forum.mflenses.com/userpix/200911/2157_D700_CZJ_Biometar_8028_1.jpg
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madamasu
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madamasu wrote:
Hi Don Martinello,
since it is a rule in this group that the first mail cannot contain pictures, I took the liberty to hijack it and put it here:
Very nice picture. Congrats and welcome to the group!
Thomas
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patrickh
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patrickh wrote:
My version of this lens has a focusing disorder - I think it was reassembled wrong. These results make me want to do something about it.
Welcome Don Martinello - nice start.
patrickh
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Don Martinello
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| Posted: Sat Nov 14, 2009 9:14 am Post subject: |
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Don Martinello wrote:
Thank you guys for warm welcome... now I understand why I couldn't get that picture to be displayed  . |
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trifox wrote:
Hi Don Martinello
Welcome to the board ..
and say hello to Bratislava 
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Don Martinello
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| Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2009 8:39 am Post subject: |
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Don Martinello wrote:
Hi folks,
2 days ago I played with my new studio lights and of course I couldn't resist to take a shot with lovely CZJ Bio 80/2.8 .
It's just a little long for studio work (minimal focusing distance), but it gives pretty good results (I have a suspicion that in
terms of sharpness it can outclass Nikon's 50/1.8, will test it some day).
Cheers, M.
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karabud wrote:
Great colours&contrast
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Don Martinello
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Don Martinello wrote:
Thanks for comments. Here are another 2 from my studio experiments, shooting glass objects. Surprisingly It's quite hard job. Enjoy .
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madamasu
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madamasu wrote:
Impressive picture-quality. Very well-done.
Thomas
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Attila wrote:
Wow! Great!
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Don Martinello
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Don Martinello wrote:
I was using this lens extensively with my D700 these days so I decided yesterday to make quick wallpaper (dedicated to this site). Enjoy...
Full resolution 1680x1050 -> http://fc09.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2010/028/7/f/D700___CZJ_Biometar_80_f_2_8_by_DonMartinello.jpg |
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Don Martinello
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Don Martinello wrote:
Hello folks, after some time I pulled biometar out of my bag again and took nice photo of our dog. Here it is, hope you'll like it .
http://DonMartinello.deviantart.com/art/Labrador-Retro-Portrait-157984876
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Attila wrote:
Simple beautiful! I did modify your post how you can include images , that is more enjoyable for readers than click on link.
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spleenone
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| Posted: Sun Mar 21, 2010 9:33 pm Post subject: |
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spleenone wrote:
Finding this glass to be very good and sharp as well. Can't wait to buy adapter for my lovely m42 body.
Very first picture of balloons is great =)
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Don Martinello
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Don Martinello wrote:
Thanks a lot (sure it's better when viewed inside post). |
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trifox wrote:
great picture!!
thanks for sharing ...
say hello to Bratislava ..
tf
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