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Krisgage
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Krisgage wrote:
Went out with my parents today and since its sunny and hot, I decided to take one of my old manual soviet lens for testing. It is the Jupiter-11A 135mm f4 which I got it for free from purchases. I can say it is pretty easy to focus, the focusing ring is smooth and responsive. Photos turns out to be sharp and nice colour and contrast.
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Plants that I took along Orchard Road.
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Hue of scarves
A cold looking lonely padlock
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I am taking a little walk down the street ........
What ?! You called me ?
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Very nice shots, I really like this one though!
An often underestimated lens when compared to its big brother the 3.5, but more than capable of standing up for itself, as these photos show 
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Krisgage
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Krisgage wrote:
Thanks Mal !
I love that shot too especially the butter smooth bokeh ! It bit hard to shoot it as it keeps swaying. I think I focus on the flower on the right.
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Poolhall wrote:
Nice shots and a nice lens, I have one too and it's very nearly as good as the Jupiter 37A, looks very similar and works the same too |
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patrickh wrote:
Nice ones Krisgage. I agree with the comments above and would add that I find many Russian lenses give very fine colour rendering.
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Krisgage
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Krisgage wrote:
thanks poolhall and patrick
I got the Jupiter-37A too. Maybe if the weather later is good, I would bring her out for a spin ! 
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What ?! You called me ?
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 Is that a Mynah?
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I don't know what those birds are but they are like the flying rats in Singapore 
They're all over the place stealing french fries and stuff.. |
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Krisgage
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Krisgage wrote:
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I don't know what those birds are but they are like the flying rats in Singapore
They're all over the place stealing french fries and stuff.. |
Yes it should be Mynah. They are food scavagers
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magnet-2009 wrote:
Yes, it's a Mynah, it can learn to talk and in the following photo says:
"Are you talking to me, are you talking to me?"
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LucisPictor wrote:
Russian colours, Russian bokeh! Very nice!
I've got this lens in M42 and it's silver.
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Farside wrote:
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Yes, it's a Mynah, it can learn to talk and in the following photo says:
"Are you talking to me, are you talking to me?"
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Oh yes, they're fantastic mimics. My Gran was forever going to answer the telephone when the bird rang
Often, I'd hear her calling me from the kitchen, but it was the damn bird.
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