I know it's not idea light, but there's such a chilled, relaxing vibe going on!!
This was along the Jurassic Coast, South UK. We climbed a cliff for views down onto the beaches, sea & into the coves but this view was sat right behind us
Tonzah78 wrote:
It has been a while since I posted anything. For the sake of 200 pages, here's some takes from June when I went sailing with couple of my friends. Had a great summer and loads of photos on a couple different trips and at the summer cottage. Finally made myself to begin the editing process...
All taken with my belowed 40mm f/1.2 Nokton, of course. My kit has stayed about the same, so 21mm f/3.5 is the main partner and on the longer end I replaced the 75mm f/2.5 Color-Heliar with the 85mm f/1.8 at least until (if) Voigtländer makes an FE mount version of their 75mm f/1.5. Oh and sold my FE 55mm f/1.8 and still selling my FE 28mm f/2. I prefer the Voigtländers so they felt redundant and I'm thinking of buying the 65mm f/2 (or the 110mm f/2.5) Apo-Lanthar in the meanwhile.
First attempt at a sort of proper pano and the CV40 was my choice - there's a stitching flaw here and I'm going to need a new tripod (or at least ballhead) and an L bracket if I'm going to take panos on a regular basis
davidflem wrote:
First attempt at a sort of proper pano and the CV40 was my choice - there's a stitching flaw here and I'm going to need a new tripod (or at least ballhead) and an L bracket if I'm going to take panos on a regular basis
Because of "aniversary" reason, I would propose that every CV 40 1.2 user tell what is the main virtue of this lens and its most competitive characteristic in the range of 35-50 mm lenses.
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