On a scale of 1 to 10 ... i give it an 8 ;-)Another one with the Ivotal.
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This month through your adapted lens - March 2018
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ProfHankD
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Tamron 52B SP 90mm f/2.8 on Sony A7
Joachim Wulfers
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Trumpeter Swan re-introduced in Ontario after having been extirpated in the 19th century due to over-hunting
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JoWul
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Very nice color and details! I wish they find a more elegant way of tagging them, though...
Trumpeter Swan re-introduced in Ontario after having been extirpated in the 19th century due to over-hunting
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Joachim Wulfers
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Thank you for your comment. I agree with you about the tags. The first time I saw them they looked like a NY City Yellow Cab to me. However the volunteer group caring for this re-introduction (there are about 1000 swans now in Ontario) relies on general public sightings to know where these swans are. Last year one was hit by a car in PA and was nursed back to health and then flew to Northern Ontario where it was sighted in New Liskeard. A volunteer traveled up to make sure the swan was OK. They also have leg bands (left leg for females and right leg for males).Very nice color and details! I wish they find a more elegant way of tagging them, though...
Trumpeter Swan re-introduced in Ontario after having been extirpated in the 19th century due to over-hunting
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JoWul
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JoWul
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What an awesome project.Thank you for your comment. I agree with you about the tags. The first time I saw them they looked like a NY City Yellow Cab to me. However the volunteer group caring for this re-introduction (there are about 1000 swans now in Ontario) relies on general public sightings to know where these swans are. Last year one was hit by a car in PA and was nursed back to health and then flew to Northern Ontario where it was sighted in New Liskeard. A volunteer traveled up to make sure the swan was OK. They also have leg bands (left leg for females and right leg for males).Very nice color and details! I wish they find a more elegant way of tagging them, though...
Trumpeter Swan re-introduced in Ontario after having been extirpated in the 19th century due to over-hunting
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JoWul
https://www.flickr.com/photos/jowul/
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End of summer and the dragonflies are vanishing
Kodak Cine 63mm f2.7
Kodak Cine 63mm f2.7
Shot yesterday with the light 400 gr. version of the MD 200/4 lens (MD II) directly adapted to NEX 16.2MP APS-C with cheap Chinese no-name adapter.
NEX-C3 ISO 200 1/2500 F4
RAW/ARW converted and downsized in Lightroom v.6.
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Regards, Thomas Bernardy
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NEX-C3 ISO 200 1/2500 F4
RAW/ARW converted and downsized in Lightroom v.6.
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Regards, Thomas Bernardy
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Just finished adapting these and comparing Bokeh at minimum focus distance...
Voigtlander 50mm Ultron @ f2 on Fuji X Pro 2
Kodak 47mm Ektar @ f2 on Fuji X Pro 2
The Ektar's bokeh will be fun to try and take advantage of. Ultron's looks to be much more modern.
Shawn
Voigtlander 50mm Ultron @ f2 on Fuji X Pro 2
Kodak 47mm Ektar @ f2 on Fuji X Pro 2
The Ektar's bokeh will be fun to try and take advantage of. Ultron's looks to be much more modern.
Shawn
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Exemplary IO_Bg. Environmental Birdie, Wildlife photography my favourite. This Robin is one of the superlative environmental Robin photographs I have observed on dpr.Tamron Adaptall 2 135mm f/2.5 wide open
Well worth trekking to the forest to capture. Tilt screen X-T10 demonstrated it's usefulness. Focusing accurately manually on tiny Robin no easy task.
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Thanks! The robin was actually quite still and I could take a few frames. The Tamron is a bit soft wide open so IQ wasn't exceptional. I could've stopped down but then would've lost the shallow DOF effect.Exemplary IO_Bg. Environmental Birdie, Wildlife photography my favourite. This Robin is one of the superlative environmental Robin photographs I have observed on dpr.Tamron Adaptall 2 135mm f/2.5 wide open
Well worth trekking to the forest to capture. Tilt screen X-T10 demonstrated it's usefulness. Focusing accurately manually on tiny Robin no easy task.
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You are very welcome ! Dreamy from shallow dof like Narnia : right choice. In such cases sharpness takes a back seat.Thanks! The robin was actually quite still and I could take a few frames. The Tamron is a bit soft wide open so IQ wasn't exceptional. I could've stopped down but then would've lost the shallow DOF effect.Exemplary IO_Bg. Environmental Birdie, Wildlife photography my favourite. This Robin is one of the superlative environmental Robin photographs I have observed on dpr.Tamron Adaptall 2 135mm f/2.5 wide open
Well worth trekking to the forest to capture. Tilt screen X-T10 demonstrated it's usefulness. Focusing accurately manually on tiny Robin no easy task.
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Olyinaz
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This DKL-mount lens renders so beautifully. Contrasty and sharp with great bokeh. I need to get out more with it and I will, but I must say the minimum focus distance of 4m is somewhat limiting. I used an extension tube to get this one.
Oly
Oly
Kevner
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Kodak/Schneider Retina Curtagon 28mm F4
Clearing Storm, Spanish Springs NV
Processed from RAW in Phase One Capture One (11) for Sony
Clearing Storm, Spanish Springs NV
Processed from RAW in Phase One Capture One (11) for Sony
eddy1123
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widgetbox
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Sony A6000 / Jupiter 11 135mm
Love this lens
Richard
Love this lens
Richard
Alan WF
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I spend a lot of my life chaperoning my kids at birthday parties. Once you've caught up with the other parents, there's not much to do except look for interesting photos in the architecture of wherever we happened to be this given Saturday.
GM5 with Zhongyi Lens Turbo II and Canon New FD 28-55/3.5-4.5 at 55 mm and f/11 (40 mm and f/8 at the sensor), 1/400, and ISO 200.
GM5 with Zhongyi Lens Turbo II and Canon New FD 28-55/3.5-4.5 at 28 mm and f/11 (20 mm and f/8 at the sensor), 1/500, and ISO 200.
GM5 with Zhongyi Lens Turbo II and Canon New FD 28-55/3.5-4.5 at 55 mm and f/11 (40 mm and f/8 at the sensor), 1/400, and ISO 200.
GM5 with Zhongyi Lens Turbo II and Canon New FD 28-55/3.5-4.5 at 28 mm and f/11 (20 mm and f/8 at the sensor), 1/500, and ISO 200.
Alan WF
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Superb. Superb.
Alan
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