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poilu
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 Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 7:57 pm Post subject: walk with distagon 35 wide open at 1.4 |
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poilu wrote:
All shots from today wide open
I wanted to check bokeh and borders
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Attila wrote:
Dang! Look at these photos! Incredible lens! As I realized earlier before.. I am jealous 
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sichko wrote:
Beautiful pictures. Something to aspire to.
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Orio
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| Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 8:26 pm Post subject: |
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Orio wrote:
What can I add? It's just my all-time favourite lens 
Your bokeh seems "quieter" than mine, but the soothing mediterranean evening light conditions of your photos are completely different from the acid and harsh light that I had Sunday morning at the camp.
Very nice set of photos, with the second-to-last one being really gorgeous.
I also love 1 and 2
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| Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 8:44 pm Post subject: |
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Katastrofo wrote:
Beautiful shots, Poilu! Yeah, I'm jealous, too... 
Colors leap off the screen even on my laptop at work!
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hasan wrote:
Fabulous quality. I like last photo best.
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LucisPictor wrote:
Fantastic! Absolutely fantastic! 
I think a 1.4/35 is, as Orio has pointed out several times, a lens that can replace almost any other.
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poilu
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| Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 10:28 pm Post subject: |
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poilu wrote:
thanks!
I push a little the colors but the 3D and bokeh cannot be pp
some more from today walk, always wide open
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Xpres wrote:
Oh! Look at that last one. I really like it - could almost walk down that street.
Superb 
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maddog10 wrote:
Very impressive and I too find the last one to be my favorite (I also like the old scooter).
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Schnauzer wrote:
Nice lense and good work. My favorites are #1 and the last one.
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dakoo wrote:
Poilu, Beautiful shots !!
The lense is really amazing, i love the shot with stairs & '16' (though colors seems a tad pushed) & the one next to it is simply great to keep lookin at .. !!
Think you & Orio have got that into everyones must have list now  !!
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Orio wrote:
Yes, very nice, I love the picture of the two old women and that of the public bathroom (love that M. and W. painted on the wall!)
Really those streets with the ancient stones and walls and doors are a photographic Bengodi.
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Farside wrote:
Really good set of pics, Poilu. They give a flavour of life in your locality. It looks like that girl was wondering what the guy with the camera was doing hanging around the public bogs.
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poilu wrote:
Thanks for nice comments!
The old town is protected by European Laws and nothing can change without agreement of a architectural commission
They made underground TV cable and citizens are only allowed to use stones and wood.
Only the main street is visited by tourists. The rest of the town is a paradise for photographers.
Before 20 years the old town was for poor people.
Now many people start restore old house and make town cleaner.
I prefer the actual situation, little dirty but more 'real' for pictures.
I am like Attila and I don't like too much this kind of photography.
But the distagon made so nice result that I am tempted to 'walk again'
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Orio wrote:
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The old town is protected by European Laws and nothing can change without agreement of a architectural commission
They made underground TV cable and citizens are only allowed to use stones and wood. |
You have a very wise government.
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| I prefer the actual situation, little dirty but more 'real' for pictures. |
Me too
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I am like Attila and I don't like too much this kind of photography.
But the distagon made so nice result that I am tempted to 'walk again' |
Yes, Distagon make difference from tourist shoots I was really shocked when I had a chance to use Orio's copy.
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F16SUNSHINE wrote:
This thread deserves a bump.
The Distagon 1.4/35 should be in every MF addict list of lenses. 
Beautiful Shots Poilu Nice to see them again.
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Is that the Rollie or Contax lens?
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Orio wrote:
Contax.
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trifox wrote:
wow! That's an excellent serie!
I am really impressed by these pictures!
Poilu -- congrats ! and enjoy this lens ...
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Spotmatic wrote:
I really like this series, thanks for sharing! It shows that one does not need to be afraid for shooting wide open.
Also, I like the old town... where old things are actually old and not an old core with a new cover! In The Netherlands, all old buildings still look new because it seems that we don't like traces of decay... Which is great, but it's bad from a photographer's point of view
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JoeCool wrote:
hi,
very nice impresssions from your old town. And the scooter pic is great.
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trifox wrote:
POILU -- great!
The last one -- SUPERB..
You have got a perfect copy of this lens !
@ kind of these pictures -- it's a photographer's choice -- once has made a decision --
I agree with Spotmatic -- nice buildings are nice but boring sometimes
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| Posted: Fri Apr 03, 2009 7:08 pm Post subject: |
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poilu wrote:
thanks for nice comments!
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| You have got a perfect copy of this lens ! |
it is not by luck...
when I got this lens, I was not happy with the borders until 2.8 and was ready to send it back
the center was so impressive that I decide to send it for service
after 2 months in Japan, I got indeed a perfect copy |
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