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Prometheus
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 Posted: Sat Jun 21, 2008 10:47 am Post subject: A little trip with CZJ 135mm zebra-version from late 60's |
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Prometheus wrote:
Ok, had a hard time remembering to push the little aperture-button, so some images were shot wideopen even if I did not intend to  I think I have to work on my technique with this lens, images fom other lenses this day was very good but the CZ were uneven, from good to bad.
Images of the lens can be seen in the topic "In a lightten with Helios 44-3". I also tried out some other lenses this day, more images to come with the Meyer Telemegor, which suprised me with high quality.
Edit: oh, yes - all images was processed in Lightroom and Potoshop, mainly exposure/levels and scaling + "smart sharpen".
And the dinner on midsummers eve:
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| Posted: Sat Jun 21, 2008 10:52 am Post subject: |
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Attila wrote:
Excellent series! I really like last one.
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Prometheus
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| Posted: Sat Jun 21, 2008 10:57 am Post subject: |
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Prometheus wrote:
| Attila wrote: |
| Excellent series! I really like last one. |
Thanks. I can tell you that the food was excellent to eat also
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Attila wrote:
I think so , looks good.
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Orio wrote:
Love the low laying fog in picture #1.
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Prometheus
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| Posted: Sat Jun 21, 2008 11:57 am Post subject: |
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Prometheus wrote:
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| Love the low laying fog in picture #1. |
Thats not fog, it's the goblins and elfs of the midsummers night, hihi
Seriuosly, I actually had a little scary moment becuase I ride my bicycle and accidently drove into a big family wild boars, which can be quite aggressive when they have kids. Luckily they ran away.
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| Posted: Sat Jun 21, 2008 1:27 pm Post subject: |
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maddog10 wrote:
I like #1 and #5.
Thanks for sharing these Mattias.
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Prometheus
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Prometheus wrote:
Thanks 
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| Posted: Sat Jun 21, 2008 2:41 pm Post subject: |
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Himself wrote:
My favourite 135mm lens.
I sold the MC version but I kept this one.
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Richard_D wrote:
Lovely shots!
Of course I'm now expecting wild boars shot close up with a wideangle lens
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Rob Leslie wrote:
I love the Haze/mist on #1 and 2. I think it could maybe be brought out more, but don't ask me how.
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lulalake wrote:
Beautiful shots. Amazing how much it looks like Tennessee, where I grew up, in the US.
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Prometheus
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Prometheus wrote:
Thanks, its the mist that makes me go out 2 oclock at night
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Beautiful shots. Amazing how much it looks like Tennessee, where I grew up, in the US.
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Interesting When I look at the map it could be about the same climate, maybe a little bit warmer. I usually guess we have about the same climate as New York, quite cold winters with snow and warm summers (warmer the latest years), with a bit of difference between north and south of Sweden since we are a long, narrow, banana-shaped country.
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Himself wrote:
| Prometheus wrote: |
Thanks, its the mist that makes me go out 2 oclock at night
| lulalake wrote: |
Beautiful shots. Amazing how much it looks like Tennessee, where I grew up, in the US.
Jules |
Interesting When I look at the map it could be about the same climate, maybe a little bit warmer. I usually guess we have about the same climate as New York, quite cold winters with snow and warm summers (warmer the latest years), with a bit of difference between north and south of Sweden since we are a long, narrow, banana-shaped country. |
It is not the same climat.
Sweden is situated between 55-67 parallel and the state of New York between 42-45.
The difference is significant.
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poilu wrote:
very nice series
my favorite is the superb #1
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Katastrofo wrote:
My faves are 1,2,7, and 8. Really love the bokeh and comp in that #7!
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patrickh wrote:
Absolutely love the dinner. But a splendid series to highlight this very nice lens
patrickh
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Prometheus
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Prometheus wrote:
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It is not the same climat.
Sweden is situated between 55-67 parallel and the state of New York between 42-45. The difference is significant. |
You cant just go by parallel, you have to take other thing in account, like the gulfstream and currents. Hm, is this why, when you watch tv and they ask people in America about Sweden, they sometimes think we have polarbears on the streets of Stockholm (which is even to warm for the brownbears)?
In fact, if you only watch parallels, New York is not much (just a bit) further north then Africas northern shore.
If you instead look at the temperatures, New York and Sweden are similar (not the same, but similar).
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