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Great photos Luka! Thanks for sharing. Cheers, Robert

Hi Ari, Really beautiful this one.. Cheers, Robert

Hi, Just for fun a little series made with the Helios-44 2/55, inspired by posts of other forum members lately... 1. Rotterdam Skyline 2. Lake shore 3. Harbour Cheers, Robert

Nice work, Ari! I love that lens also..it has a lot of character. cheers, Robert

Hi, these were shot with the Pentax F 50 1.7 on the M100. Hope you like them. Cheers, Robert

Hi all, last weekend I went walking in the woods to see if I could spot some mushrooms. The M100 coupled with the EF-s 55-250 make a great combo for this kind of work. Hope you enjoy them! Cheers, ...

Hi, this one was made with the Pentax DA 35 2.8 Macro on the M100: Cheers, Robert

Thanks for your reply. Indeed, the quality of this combination really surprized me! Cheers, Robert

Hello, Autumn flowers and colors start to appear.... these were made using the M100 with EF-s 55-250. Enjoy! Cheers, Robert

Hi Vikramadani, Thanks for you compliment! Cheers, Robert

Dank Robbert! Curious for the results if you decide to compare them... Groet, Robert

Hi, glad you like them! cheers, Robert

Hmm, am I the only one to see that the left side of the picture is unsharp? (if that is the infamous field curvature of the DA15, I'd say it is unusable for landscapes...) Cheers, Robert-- My PPG: ...

Some photos with the M100 and EF-S 55-250 at a cemetary in my village. Cheers, Robert

Hi all, tried my new M100 with the ef-s 55-250. I like this lens, a lot of sharpness for little money... Enjoy! Cheers, Robert

Hi, here one with the old Helios-44 55mm/f2 on a M100: Cheers, Robert

Hi, These were shot with the M100 plus Super Multi Coated Takumar 85 1.8, known for its bokeh. It is so much fun using these old lenses om a modern body! Hope you enjoy! Cheers, Robert

Hi, just got the M100 with this lens..I really like the combination a lot so far! Here a pano stitched from 3 shots: Cheers, Robert

Hi all, some anemones with the Tamron 90 macro: Cheers, Robert

Spectacular work! Your technique pays off..  :-) cheers, Robert