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csaba369
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 Posted: Sun May 10, 2009 9:16 pm Post subject: Zorki 4 with Jupiter 12 |
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csaba369 wrote:
And Fuji Superia 200, Minolta 5400
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a crop
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Fantastic deep dof at f11 using hyperfocal distance.
Thank you for visiting!
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Orio
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Orio wrote:
Great colours by the Fuji
The Jupiter-12 seems to do brilliant. Would like to see more architecture.
I have a film roll in the Kiev-4 which is half-way from being finished, shot with the Jupiter-12 only (Kiev version of course): I never seem to find the time to complete it, grr.
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Attila wrote:
Great captures with a lovely camera. I suggest to use slide instead of film to get better result, Sensia 100, Provia 100 etc. If you need help about slides let me know. |
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Laurence
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Laurence wrote:
There are some NICE images here! Beautiful job, and the scanner is doing quite well on the color negatives. I agree with Attila, slides will really pop!
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no-X wrote:
I heard, that J-12 is better 35mm lens, than majority of the 35mm retrofocal lenses for SLR cameras. It's probably hard to confirm that, but your shots look really promising 
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Attila
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Attila wrote:
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| I heard, that J-12 is better 35mm lens, than majority of the 35mm retrofocal lenses for SLR cameras. It's probably hard to confirm that, but your shots look really promising |
I think this is true. A good RF lens + camera blame all SLR. |
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Orio
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Orio wrote:
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| I heard, that J-12 is better 35mm lens, than majority of the 35mm retrofocal lenses for SLR cameras. It's probably hard to confirm that, but your shots look really promising |
if the Jupiter-12 is a good copy of the Biogon 35 like the Jupiter-9 is of the Sonnar 85, that is sure.
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A G Photography
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A G Photography wrote:
| Orio wrote: |
| no-X wrote: |
| I heard, that J-12 is better 35mm lens, than majority of the 35mm retrofocal lenses for SLR cameras. It's probably hard to confirm that, but your shots look really promising |
if the Jupiter-12 is a good copy of the Biogon 35 like the Jupiter-9 is of the Sonnar 85, that is sure. |
I had the same positive experience with Jupiter 12. Great lens!
I have it on both m39 and contax mounts.
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csaba369
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csaba369 wrote:
At first: thank you for all, I'm really glad you like them!
AND HERE IS THE SURPRISE! 
http://forum.mflenses.com/viewtopic,p,143569.html#143569
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poilu wrote:
nice place, nice scans
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