From what you described Nokton 50/1.5 + 'some' Zeiss 50 combo maybe the way to go.
On the other hand, if you like rendering of CV Nokton 50 but wish for more contrast than perhaps Leica Lux-M 50 asph maybe your all-in-one solution. Please keep in mind that both [RF] Nokton 50 and Lux 50 may require Kolari sensor mod for the best stopped down performance, but Lux 50-M can give plenty of bite even at f/1.4 on stock camera.
Thank you for the information and suggestion! I'll have a look at the Lux 50-M but I need to sell some stuff before I can even begin to consider something new.
Bob and Joshua, impressive as always.
Great set again ecarlino.
Very nice colors and atmosphere in yours Gregg and hope you'll have a great camping trip.
Yesterday we went on another very nice daytrip around Trondheim, this time out to the coast. All A7 and CV 35/1.7 VM, except the moose shot which is a near 100% crop from CV 50/1.5 VM.
Greggf wrote:
^^^^ I'm with Joshua, Bob! Really awesome!! Love the double sunstar image. Like them all!
Joshua...wow! Really like that 18mm...question, for anyone really. I'm heading camping(South of Tahoe) a couple times this summer. Looking to rent a wide( I have access to a Loxia 21)...either Voigt 15lll(or E) or the Batis 18? Which would you choose? Ill be using it for mainly for landscapes. I know the 21 will shine, as will t all of them actually. How does the 18 do for edge to edge landscapes?
Gregg
A7rll and Contax N24-85
Thank you, Gregg, Since you are planning of renting this UWA, go on the wild side and rent the hyper-wide Voigtlander 10mm or at least the Voigtlander 15mm. That would be my suggestion.
HelenaN wrote:
Bob and Joshua, impressive as always.
Thank you, Helena!
I agree with Bob, all your images are great but the last two images are outstanding!
rji2goleez wrote:
Thanks Peter. Perhaps we both have twisted, distorted dreams!
Right, although come to think of it, I don't think my dreams are anywhere near as sharp bright and clear as your shots. Which reminds me, time for bed. A bonus Puffin shot before I go perhaps - C/Y180 f2.8.
