Has to better baffles on the 907X body in front of the back with the sensor or the Nikon F to XCD adapter. Because I am using the same Bronica S to Nikon F adapter for the lens. Takes two adapters to use the Bronica lenses.
Also noticed better flare control on the 40mm Nikkor too
Nice surprise.
Edit: So I guess what I was thinking was flare was internal reflections off the sensor on the Fuji. Now the lenses are acting like the do on the film Bronica body
leighton w wrote:
Love the first one and the last one looks like a ghost town.
HCE HCE wrote:
All this talk of Roadrunners makes me think of that great classic song Roadrunner by the MODERN LOVERS that has the line
"I felt in touch with the modern world".
Yep, 8:30ish before heading into work. Shot at the same time but the first had more direct light.
These Series E lenses on the X-T1 are really enjoyable. I have some of the better AIS primes I could use on the Z6 but find myself preferring these for whatever reason. Need to use the 50/1.2 some more though.
leighton w wrote:
Nice side light. Judging by how the flowers are open, I'm going to say early morning light.
Has to better baffles on the 907X body in front of the back with the sensor or the Nikon F to XCD adapter. Because I am using the same Bronica S to Nikon F adapter for the lens. Takes two adapters to use the Bronica lenses.
Also noticed better flare control on the 40mm Nikkor too
Nice surprise.
Edit: So I guess what I was thinking was flare was internal reflections off the sensor on the Fuji. Now the lenses are acting like the do on the film Bronica body
Just goes to prove how much science is involved in optics.
Offtrial, the staircase photograph is excellent, smooth transition form the light to shadow.
You asked about the 28mm lenses. The 28/2.8 AIs (late serial #) has very little visible distortion with fantastic close focus ability. It is a sharp performer at specially at close to medium distances. The 28/2 is a much larger/heavier beast with greater distortion but more resistant to flare, higher contrast and sharper for distant scenes.
Perhaps it was a case of bad luck on my part but it took three samples of the 28/2 to find a copy that lived up to its credentials. I use the 28/2.8 AIs far more due to its much smaller size, closer focusing and lower distortion.
Laura, very nice to see your photos from the aerospace museum. I sure missed the SR -71.
Jay, great sunset capture and colors.
This small restaurant was terrific with super friendly service. The house wine was great.
After a few thousand steps, time for a a sweet treat. The gelato in this place is awesome, specially the chocolate which unfortunately, yours truly is allergic to.
serge07 wrote:
After a few thousand steps, time for a a sweet treat. The gelato in this place is awesome, specially the chocolate which unfortunately, yours truly is allergic to.
