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5N + Voigtlander 35mm F1.4 in New York

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There is some brilliant composition in these and I like the retro feel.
 
Wonderful work, great photos. Thanks for sharing.
 
Its nice to see the 5n in the hands of a good photographer. These are very very nice.

I wonder what these would look like with the new sel3518.

How much PP was done to the pictures? What are the characteristics of that Nokton? Are those colors from the lens or some PP stuff?
 
Thank you all,

The Nokton produces lovely shots. I mainly use it at F2 as I think that is where is shines. I have used photoshop to my taste on the colour shots. With the 5N and that lens, I love what it produces. It is now the only lens I use on the camera. :)

As i mentioned before, more shots coming soon, but from Calgary.

Thanks again,

James
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Welcome to Calgary, my home town.
I look forward to seeing what you post.

I really like this set, I do wish they were larger.
Jimmy2thou said:
Thank you all,

The Nokton produces lovely shots. I mainly use it at F2 as I think that is where is shines. I have used photoshop to my taste on the colour shots. With the 5N and that lens, I love what it produces. It is now the only lens I use on the camera. :)

As i mentioned before, more shots coming soon, but from Calgary.

Thanks again,

James
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http://jwaughphoto.tumblr.com
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/jameswaugh
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Lordy. Whatever you're doing with yours is something I need to figure out how to do with mine. Fantastic work.
 
I like photo #8 the most; to me it has that wow factor. I'm rather new to photography; what can you tell me about your lens. When I try to look it up I see many variations of it. Do you need an adapter for your camera, what's the cost of the lens?
 
Hi, the second one is MAGIC. Thanks for showing.
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Richard
 
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