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Pentax Auto-Takumar 3.5/35, with M42 screw-mount.
Really a cute lens, very small, the diameter of the filter thread is only 46 mm. In 1958 Asahi introduced its first camera with an automatically closing aperture, the Pentax K. So, the according lenses are called "Auto-Takumar", and actually they are only semi-automatic: you have to open the aperture manually with a lever on the aperture ring. This 3.5/35 was introduced in 1959 and has already a simplified lever.
This lens has a forerunner, the preset Takumar 4/35, which was the first Japanese 35 mm wide angle for a 35 mm SLR.
The design of this 3.5/35, 5 elements in 4 groups, was kept until the K-version from 1975 (later versions got the SMC coating of course). As I found out, this lens is appreciated by landscape photographers; stopped down it has a decent and homegeneous sharpness over the whole picture. So, probably this is no lens for bokeh addicted.
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Godox SK400 II with 105CM softbox, AD360 + orange coloured rek backlight
Shot 2 days before Christmas 2021. Pretty (and popular) Vietnamese model in Singapore
Medley of lights. 1 newer LED bounced right, 1 newer LED bounced to 60 deg.
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Beautiful Thai owner, we shot for fun at Gardens by the Bay
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My goal is shaped bokeh, so i had tinfoil on my lens witha cut out in the middle. didn't effect every piece...so i'm frustrated...LOL....any suggestions from you bokeh addicts???
All the bokeh is natural i didn't add anything