Nice and impressive images from that Otus lens, Philippe! Frankly, I didn't even know that they just came out with a new 28mm lens. Probably, I was too focused on their Batis line .
An image from Greece some 10 months ago that didn't get posted. I was driving back from Meteora to Athens when we saw fields after fields of sunflowers. Of course, I had to pull over and took a few images.
You are my sunshine, my only sunshine. You make me happy when skies are gray. You'll never know dear, how much I love you. Please don't take my sunshine away.
AGeoJO wrote:
Nice and impressive images from that Otus lens, Philippe! Frankly, I didn't even know that they just came out with a new 28mm lens. Probably, I was too focused on their Batis line .
An image from Greece some 10 months ago that didn't get posted. I was driving back from Meteora to Athens when we saw fields after fields of sunflowers. Of course, I had to pull over and took a few images.
Wish I had just 1/2 your talent Joshua...amazing work from you every single day. What a treat!
darbo wrote: AGeoJO wroteNice and impressive images from that Otus lens, Philippe! Frankly, I didn't even know that they just came out with a new 28mm lens. Probably, I was too focused on their Batis line .
An image from Greece some 10 months ago that didn't get posted. I was driving back from Meteora to Athens when we saw fields after fields of sunflowers. Of course, I had to pull over and took a few images.Wish I had just 1/2 your talent Joshua...amazing work from you every single day. What a treat!
David, you are too kind and very flattering. I was very impressed with your B&W pictures taken with the Sigma 20mm Art.
Picture This! wrote:
Joshua, that has to be one of the best sunflower shots I've seen. Amazing !
Manu, thank you very much for your flattering compliments.
sebboh wrote: sebboh wroteglad i'm not the only one who appreciates this lens, you are using it on the kolari mod right?brendans wroteI actually decided to swap the kolari for a stock cam, largely for the loxia 21 and because I only had one lens that I was using a lot that was really benefiting.did you test the loxia on the modded camera first by chance? i've been getting more and more tempted by the loxia.
I didn't do any full test sets but took a few infinity shots. It's not terrible but definitely some smearing in the corners. I decided that if I was going to spend that much on a lens I didn't want to compromise. I really love the loxia...it's so versatile. Wide open, close-up, stopped down landscapes...just fantastic for so many scenarios...
A couple with the Loxia 50 (also great but I'm not sure I like it enough over the g45 to keep it):
darbo wrote:
Tonight's sunset (visiting Kansas City, Missouri) with the Canon EF 35mm f/1.4L II handheld. Accidentally had the aperture at f/5 (instead of f/8) for some reason. Oh well, still looks sharp.
Beautiful shot, David. That Canon 35mm/f1.4 L II sure is a smashing lens. You made good use of it in this image.
What you say about Werner can just as easily be said about you, Helena! Lovely set, and I would love to have shot some of your pics, especially n°2 and n°4