This guy wasnt allowed to continue with his 30.000 friends for this years opening (the sitting one - he is in focus) DSC01791 by Wilhelm Frank - Stockholm, on Flickr
FlyPenFly wrote: sebboh wroteFlyPenFly wroteHmmm intrigued. I just ordered a minolta 55mm f1.7. I have to imagine it's better than my Om50 f1.4. Those look pretty sharp!i don't think it's the kind of lens you will like, but on the other hand it costs less than most filters. you should have kept your helicoid converted contax g45.
i really like the rokkor 55/1.7 for it's bokeh and focus fall off characteristics, it's not really a lens for people that put heavy value on absolute sharpness and microcontrast.
it's another one of those lenses that i would use a lot more if it had more than 6 aperture blades. God you have no idea how much I regret not keeping that converted G45. I loved that lens. If I knew E-Mount was going to get so good...
And yes, the Rokkor 55 was $40 shipped from Keh for an EX and I have a MD adapter around so I figured why not. At the least it'll tide me over until my eventual purchase of the FE55.
if you don't like it you can always use the body to house another g45 too.
Where is that red filter just when I need it? You are right, the moon is supposed to be red tonight. I just went out again and not a hint of red. I am not going to wait all night even thought the sky is crystal clear and a perfect night for photos here in Arizona.
reprazent1 wrote:
A7 + FE35, Mount Yoshino, Nara - Japan
I'm having a love/hate relationship with this lens. I'm not sure whether the camera or the lens is to blame or myself ha. I can handhold the 5D+135L easily and rarely miss a shot due to camera shake. Now with the A7+FE35 combo, I'm getting blurred shots even at 1/60 is it my technique or the lack of ergonomics/balance of this tiny camera? I can't say...
Yeah, that has happened to me too while doing some street stuff. I also had experience with the XE-1 which should have higher pixel density but not as prone to shake as the A7s.
is it my technique or the lack of ergonomics/balance of this tiny camera? I can't say...
