p.15 #1 · Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
Michiel, thanks for your contribution to this thread.
The FF note supposed to be a general guideline to ensure Mandler's lenses are shown corner to corner, but after all any example showing Walter Mandler's work are to benefit of FM-ers and others looking for examples of his legacy.
Looking forward to your post of showing outstanding captures, especially now with glass in question.
p.15 #2 · Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
Thank you Jako, since my A7r is on repair I am dilligently searching for threads to place my Ricoh GXR images in, because that thread has been removed.
Still a nice camera, but the EVF is no comparison with the A7r.
Nice shot, but reminds of the witches cottages in Hansel and Gretel or at least that is what I always though it would look like--a cottage in the middle of the woods where it doesn't look like it belongs with windows that almost look like bars.
p.15 #13 · Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
I've posted some of these in the A7 thread, sorry for reposting, but I think the Mandler theme is actually more useful for other people considering lenses:
Lux R 35, 80 on A7R in Tianshan Mountain valley, outside Urumqi, July 2014
p.15 #19 · Through Walter Mandler Glass (on FF Only)
Now that this thing is finally fixed and focusing properly, I will post an image I shot of my daughter today. I am going for a 19th century look minus the view camera, so I used an above-angle perspective and f/2 aperture to get the focus on the face. 90mm Summicron (pre-ASPH circa 1981) on an M240. Now that it works, I love this lens, particularly for portraits.
