Adapted lenses - Post your PHOTOS! - Part 3

[M4Mobility]

I just realised that part 2 is full. (A little late. Sorry. )

This is Part 3. (You can find Part 1 here and Part 2 here )

This thread is for photos taken with adapted lenses on any M-series camera.
(Every Canon EF-M lens has its own thread.)

I hope for a variety of photos from as many users as possible.

Just a few guidelines:

- Comments on the photos are of course allowed. (But please don't start endless discussions about lenses in this thread. Take such discussions to other threads. Or start a new one. This thread is about the photos.)

- Try to include Exif data in your photos, or at least post what settings/camera was used.

- Most important: Have fun!

 

[Sittatunga]

I just realised that part 2 is full. (A little late. Sorry. )

This is Part 3. (You can find Part 1 here and Part 2 here )

This thread is for photos taken with adapted lenses on any M-series camera.
(Every Canon EF-M lens has its own thread.)

I hope for a variety of photos from as many users as possible.

Just a few guidelines:

- Comments on the photos are of course allowed. (But please don't start endless discussions about lenses in this thread. Take such discussions to other threads. Or start a new one. This thread is about the photos.)

- Try to include Exif data in your photos, or at least post what settings/camera was used.

- Most important: Have fun!

I did start a Part II at https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/64876775 but didn't manage to put in all the links and hadn't realised your thread was already at Part II. I think it would be useful if there were another thread for adapted EF lenses.

 

[M4Mobility]

I just realised that part 2 is full. (A little late. Sorry. )

This is Part 3. (You can find Part 1 here and Part 2 here )

This thread is for photos taken with adapted lenses on any M-series camera.
(Every Canon EF-M lens has its own thread.)

I hope for a variety of photos from as many users as possible.

Just a few guidelines:

- Comments on the photos are of course allowed. (But please don't start endless discussions about lenses in this thread. Take such discussions to other threads. Or start a new one. This thread is about the photos.)

- Try to include Exif data in your photos, or at least post what settings/camera was used.

- Most important: Have fun!

I did start a Part II at https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/64876775 but didn't manage to put in all the links and hadn't realised your thread was already at Part II.

Ok. No problem. Maybe a mod could just rename your thread and delete this one?

I think it would be useful if there were another thread for adapted EF lenses.

Do you mean we should have two separate threads? One for "adapted EF lenses" and one for "adapted non EF-lenses? What about EF-S ?

 

[CQui]

Why not a thread with a link to all the "post your photo!" threads, if possible the kind that stays on top of the forum list,

 

[Sittatunga]

I just realised that part 2 is full. (A little late. Sorry. )

This is Part 3. (You can find Part 1 here and Part 2 here )

This thread is for photos taken with adapted lenses on any M-series camera.
(Every Canon EF-M lens has its own thread.)

I hope for a variety of photos from as many users as possible.

Just a few guidelines:

- Comments on the photos are of course allowed. (But please don't start endless discussions about lenses in this thread. Take such discussions to other threads. Or start a new one. This thread is about the photos.)

- Try to include Exif data in your photos, or at least post what settings/camera was used.

- Most important: Have fun!

I did start a Part II at https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/64876775 but didn't manage to put in all the links and hadn't realised your thread was already at Part II.

Ok. No problem. Maybe a mod could just rename your thread and delete this one?

I think it would be useful if there were another thread for adapted EF lenses.

Do you mean we should have two separate threads? One for "adapted EF lenses" and one for "adapted non EF-lenses? What about EF-S ?

I don't think there's a significant difference between EF-S and EF as far as the EOS M is concerned; they're both native once they're on the mount adapter. FD (or other mounts) need a completely different approach when you're using them, and that's what I first think of when I see the words "adapted lens". That's why I started my thread with a lens adapted to Leica thread from a Minox 35EL compact 35mm film camera.

 

[Larawanista]

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[Miguel-C]

I just realised that part 2 is full. (A little late. Sorry. )

This is Part 3. (You can find Part 1 here and Part 2 here )

This thread is for photos taken with adapted lenses on any M-series camera.
(Every Canon EF-M lens has its own thread.)

I hope for a variety of photos from as many users as possible.

Just a few guidelines:

- Comments on the photos are of course allowed. (But please don't start endless discussions about lenses in this thread. Take such discussions to other threads. Or start a new one. This thread is about the photos.)

- Try to include Exif data in your photos, or at least post what settings/camera was used.

- Most important: Have fun!

I did start a Part II at https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/64876775 but didn't manage to put in all the links and hadn't realised your thread was already at Part II.

Ok. No problem. Maybe a mod could just rename your thread and delete this one?

I think it would be useful if there were another thread for adapted EF lenses.

Do you mean we should have two separate threads? One for "adapted EF lenses" and one for "adapted non EF-lenses? What about EF-S ?

I think we should have 1 thread for images instead of segmenting them.

Just my 2 cents

 

[juliemeikle]

M6ii with EF-S 55-250 stm at 250mm

@1/3200 f5.6 ISO 400 Very heavily cropped



I am very impressed with this little camera.

 

[Larry Rexley]

Promaster (Ozone Optical) 24mm f2.8 in Minolta SR mount on the M6ii


Canon M6ii, vintage Promaster 24mm f2.8 lens, f5.6, 1/50s, ISO 100

Some shots with my favorite vintage lens, a sharp 80's 28-200mm superzoom


Canon M6ii, vintage Ultranar (Kobori) 28-200mm f3.8-5.6 at 200mm, f8, 1/200s, ISO 800


Canon M6ii, vintage Ultranar (Kobori) 28-200mm f3.8-5.6 at 28mm, f9, 1/80s, ISO 100


Canon M6ii, vintage Ultranar (Kobori) 28-200mm f3.8-5.6 at 200mm, f8, 1/640s, ISO 100

Working on the Trolley Tracks with the Canon EF-S 55-250 IS STM


Canon M6ii, Canon EF-S 55-250mm IS STM, f5.6, 200mm, 1/160s, ISO 100

Canon EF-S 18-135mm IS STM


Canon M6ii, Canon EF-S 18-135mm IS STM, f7.1, 50mm, 1/1000s, ISO 320


Canon M6ii, Canon EF-S 18-135mm IS STM, f5.6, 50mm, 1/40s, ISO 400

 

[Sue Anne Rush]

Excellent golden light. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Larawanista]

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"Photography is therapeutic."
https://500px.com/joshcruzphotos

 

[M4Mobility]

Why not a thread with a link to all the "post your photo!" threads, if possible the kind that stays on top of the forum list,

I would love to make a “sticky” thread on top of the forum list, but unfortunately that is not possible in this forum. Don’t ask me why.

But most of the other “post your photo!” threads have a list (in the first post) with links to the other threads. It depends a little bit on my mood when creating them. Like when I made this one, I was a little bit too lazy.

Another problem with this forum is that I can’t update the posts, so some of the links can be outdated and point to threads that are full.

 

[s zombo]

M6ii and Sigma 100-400

 

[23speaker23]

Sigma 50mm 1.4 ex dg











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[Sue Anne Rush]

Beautiful - thanks for sharing.

Sigma 50mm 1.4 ex dg

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Sue Anne Rush

 

[23speaker23]

Beautiful - thanks for sharing.

Sigma 50mm 1.4 ex dg

Thank you, Sue Anne Rush!

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[23speaker23]

EF 35/2 (the oldie) wide open.

Cooking lunch. Shot from a tripod. Triggered via phone.

Appologies for the lack of variety of subjects







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[Dors]

EF 35/2 (the oldie) wide open.

Cooking lunch. Shot from a tripod. Triggered via phone.

Appologies for the lack of variety of subjects

I love everyday life photos especially street ones. Much more than those glorious landscapes or wildlife.

 

[thunder storm]

EF 35/2 (the oldie) wide open.

Cooking lunch. Shot from a tripod. Triggered via phone.

The biggest advantage of that lens: you don't need a tripod for your M camera.

...anyway....

You have a good EF 35mm f/2.0 copy, as to my eye the picture looks quite sharp for being shot wide open on a crop sensor.

 

[23speaker23]

EF 35/2 (the oldie) wide open.

Cooking lunch. Shot from a tripod. Triggered via phone.

The biggest advantage of that lens: you don't need a tripod for your M camera.

Hmm... I guess I must have missed the latest firmware update. My m6 doesn't hover in thin air. It's a selfie... so I do need a tripod

...anyway....

You have a good EF 35mm f/2.0 copy, as to my eye the picture looks quite sharp for being shot wide open on a crop sensor.

I agree. Plus dlo in dpp. Plus high pass+curves trick in ps (although the latter wasn't really necessary)

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