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5 hours ago, pippy said:

If Ian were to use the Thambar in an equatorial country at high-noon on the sunniest day of the year do you think the results would look similar to a photograph taken with diffused sunlight filtering through a copse of trees in the depths of a wood?

Not quite the geolocation, time or weather you describe but this portrait was taken on a sunny day. Just for reference.

The common comment I get from photographers on Tambar portraits, is "oh, lovely bokeeeh, but not enough contrast, bla, bla, bla"... well that is one of the reasons I like it. When I posted this one on another forum, someone downloaded the jpeg, put it through the "hyper trendy mega contrast super duper filter" and posted it back. I can't write here what my thoughts were, I'd be lynched.

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Nice pic :). Low contrast lenses were pretty common in the past. Some of them can still be found new in Russia. Here Jupiter-9 85/2 from 1969 on digital CL. 

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