k-h.a.w wrote: rji2goleez wroteWhy not a few more with the Voigtlander 65/2 to entice you further!Thanks Bob. Please keep rubbing it in.
I love the images you produce with that lens.
I assume it's a manual lens.
If they have an M-mount version I would love to use that on a TAP.
K-H.
Thanks! It is manual but quite easy to focus even wide open. The focus ring is very smooth.
rji2goleez wrote: k-h.a.w wroterji2goleez wroteWhy not a few more with the Voigtlander 65/2 to entice you further!Thanks Bob. Please keep rubbing it in.
I love the images you produce with that lens.
I assume it's a manual lens.
If they have an M-mount version I would love to use that on a TAP.
K-H.Thanks! It is manual but quite easy to focus even wide open. The focus ring is very smooth.
Thanks Bob. Understood. The manual lens is not the problem, my aging eyes are.
You always present us with such amazing images, but this one has got to be one of my favorites from you. Simply mesmerizing. I love the character of the tree, the beauty of the clouds in the sky working so well with the warm glow of the sun lighting up the fall leaves so brilliantly! Perfect composition and such a wonderful image!
Gunzorro wrote:
Bob -- Great shots! I think you just moved that lens to the top of my list of "must-haves", above the 24-70GM. You've chosen some really detailed subjects here, and they look super crisp at f/2.8 -- nearly wide open! Wow. And Iove the example of the stars and balls -- very beautiful and cinematic rendering. I wish I could give you two "likes" for this series.
I agree Bob definitely knows to put that lens to good use . Jim, I have been using that lens in Yosemite and really, it is a superb performer. It was one of my favorite lenses on that trip together with the Zeiss Loxia 21mm. Both lenses are excellent but the application is of course different.
rji2goleez wrote:
In and around Cleveland
Bob, your images taken with that Voigtlander lens is amazing. Like you, I am equally impressed with its performance.
Peter T wrote:
Voigtlander Macro Apo Lanthar 65mm F2
Peter, awesome images! That lens is something else, isn't it? I love mine, too.
Here is another image taken a few days ago with the Voigtlander 65mm APO-Lanthar of a small spring in Yosemite. Yes, the fall colors in the valley were at the peak then
AGeoJO wrote: Gunzorro wroteBob -- Great shots! I think you just moved that lens to the top of my list of "must-haves", above the 24-70GM. You've chosen some really detailed subjects here, and they look super crisp at f/2.8 -- nearly wide open! Wow. And Iove the example of the stars and balls -- very beautiful and cinematic rendering. I wish I could give you two "likes" for this series.I agree Bob definitely knows to put that lens to good use . Jim, I have been using that lens in Yosemite and really, it is a superb performer. It was one of my favorite lenses on that trip together with the Zeiss Loxia 21mm. Both lenses are excellent but the application is of course different.
rji2goleez wroteIn and around ClevelandBob, your images taken with that Voigtlander lens is amazing. Like you, I am equally impressed with its performance.
Peter T wroteVoigtlander Macro Apo Lanthar 65mm F2Peter, awesome images! That lens is something else, isn't it? I love mine, too.
Thank you both! I’m definitely having fun with this gem of a lens. Funny thing, I hard shoot much at 50mm or above so I feel like I need to get used to this focal length. It’s been stuck on the camera since getting it. Superb optic for sure.