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Olivier
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Olivier wrote:
Thanks Ron.
After Maine's landscapes and lakes, what a beautiful flower.
Nice contrast.
Spiralcity,
What lens did you use, especially for this ant ?
Koji, I never heard about Holgon 16mm. Have you a photo of your lens ?
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Koji, I never heard about Holgon 16mm. Have you a photo of your lens ? |
It's Hologon, and it's a rangefinder lens for the Contax G cameras.
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spiralcity
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spiralcity wrote:
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Thanks Ron.
After Maine's landscapes and lakes, what a beautiful flower.
Nice contrast.
Spiralcity,
What lens did you use, especially for this ant ?
Koji, I never heard about Holgon 16mm. Have you a photo of your lens ? |
Olivier,
Last three pics were shot with Fujinon EBC 55mm 3.5 Macro lens...
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Katastrofo wrote:
Some more excellent shots! Ron, love the detail and colors in that shot! The
Tak for not being a macro, certainly didn't let you down. |
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Sven
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Sven wrote:
A lot of great captures here.
A small contribution from me, taken recently with the Helios 44-2.
A wild orchid
And a domesticated one
This one might have been taken with the Flek. I'm not quite sure.
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Schnauzer
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Schnauzer wrote:
Thanks Olivier and Bill.
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koji
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koji wrote:
By Zuiko 21mm F2
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Schnauzer wrote:
That last one is just beautiful Koji.
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koji wrote:
Thanks Shnauzer, but more coming. 
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hexi
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hexi wrote:
All the last serie is superb but pic n°7 is the best for me. Some may think a flower is a very easy subject to shoot, but watching some of the pix here its rather amazingly looking |
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shadows
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shadows wrote:
koji, #3 and 8 for me
A few more...
Jupiter 37A MC 3.5/135mm
Olympus Zuiko 1.4/50mm
Tamron 2.5/28mm
Pentax SMC 2.8/28mm
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Nesster wrote:
Damn, Koji, that's an awesome series.
Shadows, the Jup is awesome, I like the gone to seed view.
Here's yet something different - vintage camera shots with expired Fuji 160NPS (thanks Orio!)... cameras doing what they weren't necessarily designed to.
First, the 1933 Rollfilmkamera with Skopar. I think I need to adjust the spacing of the first 2 elements on the lens to collimate it properly... don't get a good infinity.
Then, an honest photo - the flowers were in the shade, so this is what they looked like. Diacord Rikenon, INDIA brand +1 close up filter:
Last, a b&w conversion of a Bessa I Vaskar shot - the yellow tulips just burned the film or scan it seems. Fuji 160C. This was also a bokeh test  shot with a larger aperture than I'd otherwise use with this lens. There's a bit of depth behind them tulips.
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shadows
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shadows wrote:
Thanks Nesster!
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Carlsson
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Carlsson wrote:
#2 is great Koji!
All the other images are too, good job guys. 
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koji wrote:
Canon series...
Canon 50/1.8 L-mount with M8 (do you know this flower!?)
FD 50/1.8 S.C. Fuji Provia 100F
EF-S 18-55 (kit lens for) 350D with flash and heavy PP
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patrickh wrote:
I think it might be amaranthus.
Here is another with my loved Steinheil Culminar 105/4,5:
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kds315* wrote:
Then let me add another Steinheil, the result of using a Cassarit 2.8/100mm:
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patrickh wrote:
Gorgeous Klaus. I have only recently discovered these Steinheils and I must say I am enthralled by what I am getting with that Culminar. It misses a bit of the sharpness of others, but more than makes up for it with colours, OOF rendering and what Orio referred to as "airiness".
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Schnauzer wrote:
You really got some detail there Patrick.
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hexi wrote:
shadowsn, your second image with the 50mm Zuiko is amazing !
full aperture ? |
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shadows
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shadows wrote:
Partickh, Really nice colors and sharpness.
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shadowsn, your second image with the 50mm Zuiko is amazing !
full aperture ? |
Yep, I think it's a bit to crazy, but I thought some people would like it.
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hexi wrote:
No its simply great. Zuiko lenses are amazing
another one shooted with a X700 ( stucked at 400 iso ) and a Rokkor 135/2.8 lens @f9.5 ( like somewhere between f8 and f11 ) withe Kodak Supra 400. not my best shot, but hey
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Do weeds count? I found these in my yard. I'll be damed if I know what the first image is... 
Does a green pepper from my garden count? 
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koji wrote:
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Do weeds count? I found these in my yard. I'll be damed if I know what the first image is...
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It is a Garlic. (It should stand up?)
Mine is blooming.
Vegetable flowers are difficult to identify unless you are a farmer or at least a weekend farmer/hobbyist.
Onion, green onion, garlic chives, and garlic all share the same kind of flowers, they are good to protect your garden flowers
against plant/flower eating insects and possibly dracula!
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Do weeds count? I found these in my yard. I'll be damed if I know what the first image is...
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It is a Garlic. (It should stand up?)
Mine is blooming.
Vegetable flowers are difficult to identify unless you are a farmer or at least a weekend farmer/hobbyist.
Onion, green onion, garlic chives, and garlic all share the same kind of flowers, they are good to protect your garden flowers
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It's bent like ans "S" right now.
Is this a wild flower, or is it possible that birds have just dropped seeds while feeding and they ended up behind my garage?
We didnt plant these.
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