Great shot of the Barracuda. Is this wideopen or slightly stopped down? Just love the rear window of that car, very rare classic over here.
Thanks! I think it was WO. I don\'t mind the funky bokeh for the most part, I might like it better from a different lens but I\'d have to see it to know.
Here\'s one showing the rear window. I haven\'t seen many of these myself (I\'m not sure I\'ve ever seen one in person). Another guy on the sidewalk said he knew the owner of this car, and that it was all original, and local to the area even.
Now where talking, that\'s what I call a rear window!
And thanks for the story. I again am not disturbed by the bokeh in that image but possibly because it is dark. There\'s some noise there but that could be fixed.
Generally my A7 gives me much more noise than expected, starting at base ISO. Honestly I am surprised (comparing to Canon 5D2 which can be made to look more or less noiseless uptil ISO 1600) but so far I attribute that to me going ARW -> DNG -> ACR. But I am not sure, Canon could actually be doing some rights still.
Regarding funky bokehs, the 35/1.2 dont do it for me. When off it is just busy. I guess many of us use these subjective words differently. Michiel here (sculptormic) has skillfully & repeatedly shown super funk from the ancient Leica Summitar 50/2. The better known Rokkor 58/1.2 has it too, but another flavor, slightly more swirly but a tad less funk. Right, we should have a vocabulary sticky around here
Dec 30, 2013 at 02:36 PM
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