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How to upload images: Prepare the image as follows: 1.   The image should be sRGB and 8-bits 2.   Reduce the size to 2048 pixels on the longest side. (smaller sizes can be set, but are not recommended) 3.   Sharpen properly for screen. 4.   Save as JPG to your desktop, reducing JPG quality to produce 2000 kB (5000 kB for sponsoring members). 5.   In Lightroom these parameters should be set in the Export dialog. 6.   In the Forum posting or editing box, click “choose Files” and s
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Louis,

Please share some information on the Angenieux 35-70. I just love the photos that your lens produces on the T. 

Rob

 

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I bought this zoom about 30 years ago with Nikon mount to use with my Nikon cameras. With f/2.5, it was the fastest zoom of its category in those days.As excellent as it is, somehow I did not use it much.

 

Angenieux is a French lens maker that is making glasses mainly for professional movie cameras. If I can recall, it even won Oscars for technical achievement. They also have made a few lenses for still cameras; but they are rare and costly.

 

Although I am not using it very often because of its size ( on T), I love the result I get from it every time I am un-dusting it! :)

 

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Rob,

 

I bought this zoom about 30 years ago with Nikon mount to use with my Nikon cameras. With f/2.5, it was the fastest zoom of its category in those days.As excellent as it is, somehow I did not use it much.

 

Angenieux is a French lens maker that is making glasses mainly for professional movie cameras. If I can recall, it even won Oscars for technical achievement. They also have made a few lenses for still cameras; but they are rare and costly.

 

Although I am not using it very often because of its size ( on T), I love the result I get from it every time I am un-dusting it! :)

 

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Thank you, Louis. Wonderful lens. I am going to keep an eye on eBay and see if one comes up.

Rob

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This is a very beautiful and classic and timeless photo, dear Vikas. How could anyone not to love it!

What I would do, though, is to cut the top a little and to burn the top right ( the arm of the child ) a little in order to give a more powerful focus to the center of the shot. But of course, this is a matter of personal taste. :)

You are quite right Louis. I will try that - but no access to a computer for a couple of days now...

 

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You are quite right Louis. I will try that - but no access to a computer for a couple of days now...

 

- Vikas

 

 Vikas, with your permission, I was just playing with it a little bit. 

 

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TL2 with 90mm f/4 Macro-Elmar-M, 1/80@f/4, ISO 400 . . . 

 

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That orchid variety looks familiar.

T+noctilux

 

(Other) Rob  :)

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These were taken outside of the Leica Miami's warehouse in Hollywood, Florida where I was able to try the 90-280 Vario Elmarit-SL (effective 135-420mm) on the TL2. Shots were handheld, and taken at the extremes - 135mm/420mm.

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These were taken outside of the Leica Miami's warehouse in Hollywood, Florida where I was able to try the 90-280 Vario Elmarit-SL (effective 135-420mm) on the TL2. Shots were handheld, and taken at the extremes - 135mm/420mm.

 

Wow; I was not aware leica is also selling vegetables!... ;) It says "Asia". Maybe is Panasonic re branded Leica veggies! ?

 

Hmmm, Leica warehouse!... Can you walk in and buy from them? Same pricing as stores? I am glad Miss Irma wasn't too tough on those beautiful stuff! ;)

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Wow; I was not aware leica is also selling vegetables!... ;) It says "Asia". Maybe is Panasonic re branded Leica veggies! ?

 

Hmmm, Leica warehouse!... Can you walk in and buy from them? Same pricing as stores? I am glad Miss Irma wasn't too tough on those beautiful stuff! ;)

 

Funny!  

 

So sorry! Did I misspell it as "Leica" warehouse?

 

That is the "Like-A" vegetables warehouse.

 

All kidding aside the 90-280 is a very impressive lens. Well balanced and not as heavy as I had dreaded. Handheld it is pretty nice.  Now, just have to save up some more $.  :)

 

Rob

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TL2 with 180mm f/2.8 APO-Elmarit-R + APO-Extender-R 1.4X . . . 

 

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Here are a few from this morning with my new TL2 and Noctilux that I just got back from germany after snapping the lens mount off :(

The last one's colors are crazy.........right out of camera...........I'm going to like this combination

Thank you Gordon, John, Rob and everyone else for the Poison :) :)

 

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TL2 + 60 2.8 TL macro @ iso 6400

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Birds of a feather?

90mm AA

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