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cool, would love to look through that 14/2,8 :)

thanks I agree that everyone has their taste and good thing is that there are so many options on the market to choose from

or the 35/2,8 macro with 9 blades..what I like with these lenses, is how clean the rendering of point light sources is when shooting for example at night, compared to 6 blade apertures night street...

very nice images, the lens looks very sharp, shame that the aperture has just 6 blades tempting for film cameras owners

second shot..funny :)

ou yeah, pollen is my "favourite" :) and a reason I have to wet clean the sensor too

this is not going to be a rant :D I just want to share my experience with K5 and Metz 48 af1 from this Saturday - I had a mysterious issue with the AF assist light not going on either on the body...

and the 35/2,8 is really sharp and works very well with the Z1p

very nice..good to hear that the gear held up to the conditions

thank you sdribetahi!

thank you both gentlemen! Phil, I really value your sincere input, and am grateful for the detailed comments I guess I will have to shoot that motorway bridge again, just wait for another nice...

thank you Simon! you are right about the composition, but...the trouble is, this was taken from a balcony, there are lots of trees around the building and their branches were getting into the...

nice panos and especially the fighting trees - interesting! like also the contrast between the motorbike and stone wall

I read in an old photography book from 1947, that for portraits of women, the hardest part is not to get the shot, but to convince the subject that the image reflects reality..

Hi all, would like to share some images I took in last months...C&C is welcomed and appreciated Pulsatilla subslavica  forest spider  forest ants  above the Vrchtepla village, Slovakia  under the...

I much enjoyed all of your posts from Crete and this is best :) very well done

yum yum looking good, might try these at home, thanks! :)

the DFA 100/2,8 WR is a great landscape lens too...would love to have the K5IIs, hopefully coming soon :)

thanks for sharing these nice pictures!

ah, those autumn mornings, I can almost smell it :) and Phil is right