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wilco23 wrote:
Hey Alex, last one is excellent!. It would be better without her mom's hand in the background.
Only something that....
R80/1.4 WO
Hey Alex, last one is excellent!. It would be better without her mom's hand in the background.
Only something that....
R80/1.4 WO Jan 15, 2013 at 03:23 AM
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Something "green" from 50E60 and Fuji
Jan 15, 2013 at 06:48 AM
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And few from 35/2.0E55 + Fuji
Jan 15, 2013 at 06:51 AM
p.141 #5Leica R Series Lenses
My favorite model .... 
Which version is better?
With Lux R-80 ...
Which version is better?
With Lux R-80 ...
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Jan 15, 2013 at 10:59 AM
p.141 #6Leica R Series Lenses
Paul Yi wrote:
My favorite model ....
Which version is better?
With Lux R-80 ...
Paul,
I prefer the color in this case.
Rich
My favorite model ....
Which version is better?
With Lux R-80 ...
Paul,
I prefer the color in this case.
Rich
Jan 15, 2013 at 11:05 AM
p.141 #7Leica R Series Lenses
Alex, I really like your daughter's portraits from 80lux. DOF is special. The cow shot is also cool. I do notice in some difficult case, Bokeh can be jittery too Lens Bokeh is really tricky one for different condition.
The set from 35cron set really show the nice Bokeh.
R35lux WO
Lens Bokeh is really tricky one for different condition. The set from 35cron set really show the nice Bokeh.
R35lux WO
Jan 15, 2013 at 11:54 AM
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Alex, I really like your daughter's portraits from 80lux. DOF is special. The cow shot is also cool. I do notice in some difficult case, Bokeh can be jittery too Lens Bokeh is really tricky one for different condition.
The set from 35cron set really show the nice Bokeh.
R35lux WO
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8072/8324191999_83c6ec55b4_b.jpg
Thanks,
Lux-35 - nice...
About 80 - really diffucult lens for me, and 50 - a bit too... Maybe on the crop-camera - even easier. Both 35 - great as on FF as on the crop.
Alex, I really like your daughter's portraits from 80lux. DOF is special. The cow shot is also cool. I do notice in some difficult case, Bokeh can be jittery too
Lens Bokeh is really tricky one for different condition. The set from 35cron set really show the nice Bokeh.
R35lux WO
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8072/8324191999_83c6ec55b4_b.jpg
Thanks,
Lux-35 - nice...
About 80 - really diffucult lens for me, and 50 - a bit too... Maybe on the crop-camera - even easier. Both 35 - great as on FF as on the crop.
Jan 15, 2013 at 12:24 PM
p.141 #9Leica R Series Lenses
naturephoto1 wrote:
Which version is better?
With Lux R-80 ...Paul,
I prefer the color in this case.
Rich
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Paul Yi wrote
My favorite model ....Which version is better?
With Lux R-80 ...
I prefer the color in this case.
Rich
+1
Jan 15, 2013 at 05:12 PM
p.141 #10Leica R Series Lenses
Paul Yi, I like your pictures with R80 very much.
I received my mint copy of this lens but won't have a chance to to try it for several months.
I received my mint copy of this lens but won't have a chance to to try it for several months.
Jan 15, 2013 at 07:02 PM
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Paul Yi, I like your pictures with R80 very much.
I received my mint copy of this lens but won't have a chance to to try it for several months.
Paul Yi, I like your pictures with R80 very much.
I received my mint copy of this lens but won't have a chance to to try it for several months.
Jan 16, 2013 at 01:41 AM
p.141 #12Leica R Series Lenses
Colour shot, Paul. I want a 35/2 E55 now. Thanks for posting, WIL.
Jan 16, 2013 at 01:52 AM
p.141 #13Leica R Series Lenses
Thank you all again for the nice comments...
One more from Lux R-80 ...
One more from Lux R-80 ...
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Jan 16, 2013 at 01:25 PM
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zhangyue wrote:
Portrait with 50lux R
WO no crop
Nice
Portrait with 50lux R
WO no crop
Nice
Jan 17, 2013 at 05:46 AM
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p.141 #17Leica R Series Lenses
A few from Apo-Telyt 280/4
Jan 17, 2013 at 09:12 AM
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^Nice, Alex. Is that from the one you just sold or did you keep a copy as well?
Today I am a happy, happy shooter. I bought a Minolta APO 1.4x to see if I could get it to work with Leica lenses. Initially, I ran into a couple of problems that I thought might require surgery on the lenses themselves. The aperture arm was getting hung up when mounted, so the lenses wouldn't stop down. But the quality shooting wide open with the 100/2.8 and 250/4 was good enough to make me pull apart the extender to see if I could get rid of the interfering parts. First and easiest to go was the rubber guard around the front element, which just left the converter's aperture control lever, which came off with a couple of screws. Since I had it apart anyway, I also removed the electronic components, so I don't have to tape over the rear chip to use the converter. Everything is 100% reversible if I ever decide to switch over to Minolta AF lenses, though the odds of that happening are very low.
Not only does it work, I can't tell a difference between it and the Leica 1.4x APO (except that, cosmetically, the Minolta is white). I'll shoot and post some test shots with the 180/2.8 and 250/4 using both converters when I get a chance, but I think this is going to work out very well indeed. The Minolta, thanks to its design, has the added advantage of working with lenses the Leica doesn't, like the 100/2.8 and 180/3.4, so, bonus!
Today I am a happy, happy shooter. I bought a Minolta APO 1.4x to see if I could get it to work with Leica lenses. Initially, I ran into a couple of problems that I thought might require surgery on the lenses themselves. The aperture arm was getting hung up when mounted, so the lenses wouldn't stop down. But the quality shooting wide open with the 100/2.8 and 250/4 was good enough to make me pull apart the extender to see if I could get rid of the interfering parts. First and easiest to go was the rubber guard around the front element, which just left the converter's aperture control lever, which came off with a couple of screws. Since I had it apart anyway, I also removed the electronic components, so I don't have to tape over the rear chip to use the converter. Everything is 100% reversible if I ever decide to switch over to Minolta AF lenses, though the odds of that happening are very low.
Not only does it work, I can't tell a difference between it and the Leica 1.4x APO (except that, cosmetically, the Minolta is white). I'll shoot and post some test shots with the 180/2.8 and 250/4 using both converters when I get a chance, but I think this is going to work out very well indeed. The Minolta, thanks to its design, has the added advantage of working with lenses the Leica doesn't, like the 100/2.8 and 180/3.4, so, bonus!
Jan 17, 2013 at 06:23 PM
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freaklikeme wrote:
^Nice, Alex. Is that from the one you just sold or did you keep a copy as well?
I decided to keep this lens and learn it more
^Nice, Alex. Is that from the one you just sold or did you keep a copy as well?
I decided to keep this lens and learn it more
Jan 18, 2013 at 06:26 AM
p.141 #20Leica R Series Lenses
freaklikeme wrote:
Today I am a happy, happy shooter. I bought a Minolta APO 1.4x to see if I could get it to work with Leica lenses. Initially, I ran into a couple of problems that I thought might require surgery on the lenses themselves. The aperture arm was getting hung up when mounted, so the lenses wouldn't stop down. But the quality shooting wide open with the 100/2.8 and 250/4 was good enough to make me pull apart the extender to see if I could get rid of the interfering parts. First and easiest to go was the rubber guard around...Show more →
I can't understand anything but obviously that you are happy man now and waiting comparison
Today I am a happy, happy shooter. I bought a Minolta APO 1.4x to see if I could get it to work with Leica lenses. Initially, I ran into a couple of problems that I thought might require surgery on the lenses themselves. The aperture arm was getting hung up when mounted, so the lenses wouldn't stop down. But the quality shooting wide open with the 100/2.8 and 250/4 was good enough to make me pull apart the extender to see if I could get rid of the interfering parts. First and easiest to go was the rubber guard around...Show more →
I can't understand anything but obviously that you are happy man now and waiting comparison
Jan 18, 2013 at 07:39 AM