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The Helliabores are stunning at the moment, prolific in our garden as well.

 

I slipped the T onto a tripod, and lined up a section of the garden, shot the same segment with the Summicron M 35mm and then the Summicron R 35mm (just happen to have both, so thought I'd try).

 

Then swung onto a closer up view but used the Summicron R 35mm, simply as it focuses close, whereas the M 35mm does not.

 

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Volkswagen solve the problem of diesel emissions. Leica T and 55-135 and crop. Tony.

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All this discussion about the new T2, made me want to go out into the garden and shoot a few flower shots. 

I've burdened you with the Helliabores, so took this past it's best daffodil.

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And some Snowdrops, took a series with the R28-70, and some with the R35/2 Summicron.

Both lenses are nice, through the LCD, the 35/2 appears "crisper".

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And to finish today, different daffodil, same camera, different lens.

A few rabbits about the fence-line next to the house, but by the time I stalked them, they had departed.

This daffodil at about 20 feet.

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18-56mm

 

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18mm, f3.5, 1/80, ISO1600

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55mm, f5.6, 1/30, ISO1600, Canon 500D Close up lens

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35mm, f5, 1/30, ISO1600, Canon 500D Close up lens

 

All hand held, no processing except some cropping.

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No processing done,with the exception of crop frame and resize.The rest of the "glow" comes from the Pentax 50mm f1.2

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Hi Gary, no not yet, although i think Pentax probably produced it primarily for that purpose. I bought it for that dreamy glow, i love it for flowers and colourful objects. Very impressionistic without the PP.  I only bought it a short while ago, so i will be trying it on humans at some point.   :) . I see it as a cheap ( 250 pounds ) Noctilux  for the Leica T .   Tony.

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Leica T but don't remember which lens.

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Some obligatory flower shots using T and 35 1.4 TL.

Initial impression: nice and sharp at 1.4, beautiful bokeh

Having a Leica Q, I am spoiled by its quick autofocus; the T is definitely slower. The Q has more pop, is more contrasty and has better IQ, but I'm still experimenting with the 35 1.4 so may tweak my thoughts some.

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Another before it got too dark

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