Very nice pics with MD 35-70. Bit of 3D in them.
Thanks, I think I was really attracted to these old stumps when I should have been enjoying the scenery. Here are a couple more.
This is my cousin, taken while singing "Wish you were here" by Pink Floyd at my older brother's memorial service in Cape Town, South Africa, last April. Taken with a Canon 60D and a Rokkor 58/1.2 at f/2.
MC W.Rokkor SI 28/2.5 is an underrated lens,but I prefer it over any MC/MD Rokkors 28/2.8 and 28/3.5 that I have/tried for it's superior image sharpness across the frame,crispness and minimal CA.Yellowish tint is there,but easy to correct.
Peire wrote:
Rokkor MC W.Rokkor SI 28/2.5 is an underrated lens,but I prefer it over any MC/MD Rokkors 28/2.8 and 28/3.5 that I have/tried for it's superior image sharpness across the frame,crispness and minimal CA.Yellowish tint is there,but easy to correct.
I prefer it to my Rokkor X 28/2
I really like that it has lots of character wide open, it's also sharp enough to give some pop to the subject, but it becomes more neutral as you stop down, like 2 lenses in one, I really enjoy shooting with it.
I've added the MC Rokkor-X 85/1.7 to my list of lenses I'm anxious to try on a FF mirrorless. It's much sharper wide open than I expected, and the focus transition and deeper bokeh all look good to me.
