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This man was doing his best to raise money for some of Sacramento's most worthy charities including one that I happen to be involved with, Loaves and Fishes, which among other things, provides a hot meal to about 600 people every day.
This photo was taken on a film-only photo walk of Sacramento. I managed to get Bjarne, Eric, and Pedro to join me for some old-school fun.
Nikon FE2 plus Nikkor 50 / 1.4 AI at f/ 1.4. I don't feel that I deserve much credit for this shot. This lens is just gorgeous.
learning how to manually focus, with a 24 megapixel camera it seems to me like the auto focus doesnt make it as clear as possible, my best friend just said i was paranoid lol.
"Fave" your favorite bokeh of these comparisons—but pick just one please! Let's see what the flickr "hive intelligence" likes best.
This lens (Nikkor 50mm 1.4 AiS manual focus) is a great value and it's bokeh is much less "nervous" with 35mm film than appears here with a digital sensor (Canon 5D Mark II). I keep it on my Nikon FE and it was used in more of my "Flickr Explored" shots than any other lens/camera combo I use.
Differences are easiest to see when viewed in lightbox mode sequentially (press "L").
• Sigma 50mm 1.4 EX DG HSM (c. 2011)
• Nikkor 50mm 1.2 AiS manual focus (c. 1990)
• Nikkor 50mm 1.4 Ais manual focus (c. 1986) same optics as the Nikkor 50mm 1.4 AF-D
• Rokinon 85mm 1.4 manual focus (c. 2012)
• Pentax Super-Multi-Coated Takumar 105mm f/2.4 (c.1978) 6x7 cm medium-format (~50mm f/1.1 equivalent in 35 film format)
• Bronica Zenzanon PE-II 150mm 3.5 (65mm f/1.5 equivalent vertical FOV) cropped here to 35mm aspect ratio.
• Bronica Zenzanon PE-II 75mm 2.8 (47mm f/1.7 diagnoal FoV equivalent) cropped here to 50mm 35mm-film asepct-ratio.
More lenses coming your way: please post your requests and I will try to get ahold of them and post.
I need to shoot quickly before his curiosity turns to impatience. 1960s 55mm, f/1.2 AI Nikkor-S manual focus lens on Canon EOS SL1.
Have been testing out a number of macro lenses, always used AF this is my first attempt using manual focus, one out of 40 came out OK
Some of the Nikon and Voiglander manual focus prime lenses that I have collected over the past 2 years. The Sony NEX can use almost any lens every made, so it's become a hobby for me to re-purchase the Nikkors that I used to use in the 1980's. Even in mint condition, you will pay an average of $150 in Bangkok for a prime Nikkor lens that is sharper than any current zoom lens.
I picked up a Leica adapter yesterday, and ordered a "Jupiter 8" 50mm f/2 lens on Ebay for $45! This Russian lens from the 1970s is a copy of a Leica lens design...it has a cult status among Leica users.
Nikon FE with Kodak Ektar 100 negative film.
Very long exposure automatically calculated by Nikon FE on Auto mode. Extremely dark night. I could barely see to even frame the mountain. Focus would have been impossible without the positive infinity stop on these old manual focus lenses.
Mountain lit by the building lights from the South African border post about a kilometre away.
Come Up To My Room 2018 alternative design event, Gladstone Hotel, West Queen West, Toronto
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Part of Toronto Design Offsite Festival 'TO DO' and Toronto Design Week
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comeuptomyroom.com/portfolio_pages/an-dy-2nd-floor-north-...
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SLR Magic 8mm 1:4 rectilinear ultra-wide-angle manual-focus lens
P1200106 Anx2 Q90 1400h 0.5k-2k