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LaHo
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 Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 12:10 pm Post subject: Some Takumar-shots on Pentax DSLR |
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LaHo wrote:
I have had a lot of fun recently with 'old school' Takumar lenses on my Pentax DSLR. The APS-C format (16x24mm) does not exploit the wide FOV of the 20mm fully, but otherwise I find it great fun:
Super-Takumar 55mmF2.0 at approx. F4.0:
SMC-Takumar 85mmF1.8 - portrait:
SMC-Takumar 85mmF1.8 - blue hour I:
SMC-Takumar 85mmF1.8 - blue hour II:
Super-Takumar 20mmF4.5 - blue hour III (1600 iso):
And another couple of Super-Takumar 20mmF4.5 "misty morning" shots I:
Super-Takumar 20mmF4.5 - "misty morning" II:
C&C welcome
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montecarlo
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montecarlo wrote:
4,6 & 7 are excellent !
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wintoid
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| Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 12:42 pm Post subject: |
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wintoid wrote:
For me, the first and last shots are world class! |
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LaHo
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LaHo wrote:
Thank you for you nice words, wintoid and montecarlo.
It is so great that it is possible to use these older lenses even today, and with good results.
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csaba369
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csaba369 wrote:
All is super, but #6! The red cat looking back - coming again? Like a Stephen King style illustration...
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kds315* wrote:
Fantastic results! The "blue hour" and the cat on the asphalt make it for me!!
And I wanted to sell my 1.8/85mm - geeezz that stays home with me!!!
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GrahamNR17 wrote:
I like this set a lot 
The cat looking down the road is awesome  |
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LaHo
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LaHo wrote:
Thanks, all of you.
And Klaus - don't ever sell the 1.8/85mm! It's a dream lens
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greg
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greg wrote:
In #3, how did you do the yellow window in the reflection? Or is it a lack of yellow in the actual window? |
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Bob wrote:
Great shots. 
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LucisPictor wrote:
The cat shot is amazing! First you see only the upper half and think "nice, but rather boring" and then you see the cat and BANG! the shot comes alive!! Wow!
The yellow colour in the reflection is probably the setting sun which is not visible in the direct angle to the window.
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The cat shot is amazing! First you see only the upper half and think "nice, but rather boring" and then you see the cat and BANG! the shot comes alive!! Wow!
The very last one is fantastic, too!
The yellow colour in the reflection is probably the setting sun which is not visible in the direct angle to the window. |
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LaHo
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LaHo wrote:
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| In #3, how did you do the yellow window in the reflection? Or is it a lack of yellow in the actual window? |
The picture is more or less straight from the camera - very little PP. The window in the water reflects the orange sky with the setting sun, whereas the normal window pane doesn't reflect the sky, but shadow below it ... It intrigued me at the time, that's why I took the picture
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LaHo
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LaHo wrote:
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The cat shot is amazing! First you see only the upper half and think "nice, but rather boring" and then you see the cat and BANG! the shot comes alive!! Wow!
The yellow colour in the reflection is probably the setting sun which is not visible in the direct angle to the window. |
Thank you for your nice comments.
I have posted another "misty morning" thread with another shot of the cat on the road here: http://forum.mflenses.com/super-takumar-20mm-4-5-misty-morning-t15803.html
In a way I like the version I posted today better, because the cat is bigger here.
You are right about the yellow reflection.
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poilu wrote:
nice series! super cat! |
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F16SUNSHINE wrote:
All are excellent.
Congratulations on making me want more takumars 
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patrickh wrote:
Great series, but especially the cat
patrickh
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