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The other nice aspect on the T, aside from weight, is that the visoflex will angle.  

 

Notwithstanding, the noctilux on the SL (even with the heavier weight) is a whole other experience, and an absolute pleasure.

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Illuminated: TL2/18-56mm

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Leica TL2 and 18-56mm lens at 18mm.

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Morning walk through the Willow Creek Recreation Area in Folsom, California: TL2/Lumix S 20-60 mm

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The colors and the bokeh look nice; but I find the focus too soft! Maybe is it because of handheld (if it was handheld)?

 

I never had oil olive from California! Maybe I should try it! :)

Louise, I find it's mostly this lens. Extremely soft. And so sensitive to any light, it just kinda blooms easily. I have to find just the right light if have any hopes of sharpness anywhere. This was also shot full open. This is probably the first Noctilux 1.0 made, 70s vintage I believe. The newer .95 is much sharper.

By the way, that olive oil is very good! Is real olive oil.

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Some experiments!

 

Following the conversation I recently had with our friend Rick; I remembered of an old Nikkor 300 mm (which makes 450 mm on T) that I had somewhere! I never thought of it before because of its size, and the size of T.

 

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So, today, I decided to take it out, to the same Cathedral garden where I shot my previous flowers photos, and to give a try!

 

I really do NOT recommend to anyone to use this lens without a tripod! I did not bring mine and all these shots are handheld. Extremely difficult to remain study and to focus. But I was pleasantly surprised by some shots that came out OK. It also tells us that even in the good old time, they used to make some pretty good lenses! :)

 

In this thread, I am posting a couple from the top of the Washington National Cathedral.

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Some experiments!

 

Following the conversation I recently had with our friend Rick; I remembered of an old Nikkor 300 mm (which makes 450 mm on T) that I had somewhere! I never thought of it before because of its size, and the size of T.

 

p2312579571-4.jpg

 

So, today, I decided to take it out, to the same Cathedral garden where I shot my previous flowers photos, and to give a try!

 

I really do NOT recommend to anyone to use this lens without a tripod! I did not bring mine and all these shots are handheld. Extremely difficult to remain study and to focus. But I was pleasantly surprised by some shots that came out OK. It also tells us that even in the good old time, they used to make some pretty good lenses! :)

 

In this thread, I am posting a couple from the top of the Washington National Cathedral.

 

 

Wow, quite an achievement I would say with that configuration and no tripod!

 

- Vikas

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Our tulips are still in bloom!

Leica T + Vario-Elmar-T 18mm-56mm f/4.5, 1/100 sec, ISO-100

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My T + Leica 135mm Elmar-M

 

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Some nice shots going up here folks - seems like Spring is happening.  We finally saw the Sun today here in Maine - many flowers and lots of color on my walk with the T and my new-to-me  Voigtlander Heliar 50 f 2.0.

 

First shot is actually my window sill at home.

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Here in Coastal Maine - Lobsters are King -  even on an oil tank down by the docks.

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I am pleasantly surprised by the 'Bokeh' that the Heliar lens can provide.

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Wow, quite an achievement I would say with that configuration and no tripod!

 

- Vikas

 

Thank you, Vikas. I was very surprised by the nice color rendering of this lens, and I am sure with a tripod, it can also gives you pretty sharp images with nice bokeh.

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Rob,

Here is another photo from my 135mm Elmar

 

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Gotta agree with Rick, definitely some nice shots going up here.

Some more from yesterday around the garden.

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55mm Micro Nikkor f2.8

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Here is another rose photo for you...  T + 50mm Cron-R

 

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