Florida/Anastasia - Adapted Soviet Cine Lens - Sony a850

[themoleman342]

Last week I traveled down to Florida to visit Anastasia. I brought a lot of good lenses down with me. One of which was a newly acquired Lenkinap LOMO PO60-2 2/75mm, predecessor to the OKC1-75-1 from what I understand. This was an m42 adapted 35mm cinema lens. Quite a professional adaption job of which I'll show pictures of the actual lens soon. I was a little worried about full-frame coverage but there's little to no vignetting. Anyways...here are a few pics. Most are wide-open (except the palm tree one) or very close to it. I'll add more soon.







C&C always welcomed and appreciated!
~Marc

[Orio]

Good that you met with your muse again!
Nice series.
I vote for #4, great humour and composition!
The last one has a beautiful scenic element with that tree. I think however that you could use it better
with a more interactive pose of Anastasia. But, I know how things go with models, especially
if there's an involvement as you have with her - not all the days the interplay works as one would like to.

[Kathmandu]

I love #3 the best - themoleman342 -it would be great if you showed us the lens and adaption.

[ludoo]

Blue hair was better in pics.

[Sven]

Very much Florida indeed.
I like #2 best

[kds315*]

Glad you made it there and nice landscape pics! Nice to see Anastasia back again
and would wish for portraits that would show her mesmerizing eyes better

[themoleman342]

Here is the lens and some more samples. It's about the same size as a jupiter 9 but weighs a bit more. 352g vs. 533g.

[poilu]

beautiful rendering with this cine lens, nice colors on the Sony

[kds315*]

Very nice lens indeed and good contrast/colors/sharpness! Where did you find it?

[themoleman342]

Sharpness is quite good. For wide-open it's impressive:

(crop from pic above)

I had seen this lens on ebay maybe a year ago. When I went to go ask a question it had already been bought. The person who bought it, it turns out, was actually in the U.S. and they listed it a couple weeks ago.

It was no steal but it came at a price that just the lomo cinema optical blocks usually go for. I felt for as nice an adaptation as it was, it was well worth it.

[themoleman342]

Here are a few more:





I'm currently editing another batch of photos taken predominately with the Pancolar 1.4/55mm and Mir 24m so look out for those posts!
Thanks for looking!

[Nordentro]

First time I see this lens in action, thx for sharing

[pich900]

Great serie, this lens is indeed quite impressive !

[simbon4o]

The character looks like the Helios 40.