Model in Vintage French Styling

[SonnarGauss]

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Leica M10
7artisans 1.1/50 Sonnar: photos (1), (2), (3), (5), (8)
Voigtlander Heliar 1.5/50: (4)
Voigtlander Nokton 1.4/35 (6)
1950s Zeiss Biotar 1.4/50 (7)
A7c + 1950s Canon 1.2/50 LTM (9)
 

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[Louis]

French!!!….

[jankap]

An interesting set of lenses.

[benqui]

I like the results with the Zeiss and the Voigtländer a lot. Very good idea to try all the lines in an vintage style shooting.

[alun]

#2 is a beautiful picture -- and damned sexy too, if one is permitted to say so. Tres chic indeed.

[thomasstellwag]

thats a good way to show the different lenses with a set of related pictures, thanks.

I like them all, finding the the Canon is a bit too much for this kind of use,  and the finest lens here for this kind of portraits, imo is the Nokton

 

[turner]

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Stunning!

[stuny]

I especially like the effect of using the hat & veil.

BTW:  Is your subject very petite?

[SonnarGauss]

5 minutes ago, stuny said:

I especially like the effect of using the hat & veil.

BTW:  Is your subject very petite?

Thank you, i bought that fascinator long ago, and finally got to use it

164cm, 39kg

 

[SonnarGauss]

7 hours ago, thomasstellwag said:

thats a good way to show the different lenses with a set of related pictures, thanks.

I like them all, finding the the Canon is a bit too much for this kind of use,  and the finest lens here for this kind of portraits, imo is the Nokton

 

Thank you. I actually planned to use a greater diversity of lenses, but we had to cut the shoot short that day

 

 

 

[SonnarGauss]

10 hours ago, alun said:

#2 is a beautiful picture -- and damned sexy too, if one is permitted to say so. Tres chic indeed.

Thank you, you are permitted 

[jankap]

On 12/14/2022 at 9:47 PM, thomasstellwag said:

thats a good way to show the different lenses with a set of related pictures, thanks.

I like them all, finding the the Canon is a bit too much for this kind of use,  and the finest lens here for this kind of portraits, imo is the Nokton

 

Agree, number 6 - the nokton - I like best too.

The Canon is interesting (disappointing). I have the "LTM f/0.95" and use it on the fp. It is a lens with a beautiful background rendering (and not a real LTM). I wonder about the rendering of the colour of the f/1.2 here.

PS: More magenta (the b from LAB) helps. Below is the recommendation of Dan Margulis.

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Edited December 16, 2022 by jankap
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[SonnarGauss]

6 hours ago, jankap said:

Agree, number 6 - the nokton - I like best too.

The Canon is interesting (disappointing). I have the "LTM f/0.95" and use it on the fp. It is a lens with a beautiful background rendering (and not a real LTM). I wonder about the rendering of the colour of the f/1.2 here.

PS: More magenta (the b from LAB) helps. Below is the recommendation of Dan Margulis.

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The colors for the LTM f1.2 are partially from the Portra 400 simulation I believe I used as a starting point for the edit. I believe I did bias the tint towards green rather than magenta for stylistic purposes. I read up a bit on the LAB color space, and found it quite interesting. Very jealous of the 0.95. 

[jankap]

21 minutes ago, SonnarGauss said:

Very jealous of the 0.95. 

It is a raw one, not converted to rangefinder. I use an adapter for the fp (T-mount). Infinity is not on the infinity mark, but at 10+ meter. I could (should😉) shim it.

I made a mistake in my post, the b>0 from LAB is yellow, of course. 

Edited December 16, 2022 by jankap