Share Some RF Shots 14
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Who belongs to this Leica?
This Rf guy like shoot people on their faces one right? wakekekee
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A graveyard for toys ... or maybe a prison.
Nikon SP 2005
Nikkor-T 10.5cm 1:4
Cheap Kodak negative film
toy graveyard - Nikkor-T 10.5cm 1:4 by jonmanjiro, on Flickr
Nikon SP 2005
Nikkor-T 10.5cm 1:4
Cheap Kodak negative film
toy graveyard - Nikkor-T 10.5cm 1:4 by jonmanjiro, on Flickr
First time really bringing out the Zeiss 21 f2.8 to play. The VC 21/25 viewfinder is good enough to gauge the framing.
This lens is sharp when the focusing distance is accurate!!! Was using it like a PnS which was a mistake. Should have focus first... Zeiss got really great colors!
This lens is sharp when the focusing distance is accurate!!! Was using it like a PnS which was a mistake. Should have focus first... Zeiss got really great colors!
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Sharing some taken at Tekka Market =) shooting RF is really very different from a DSLR
The Runaway
The Joys of Youth
Shopping!
The Joys of Youth
Shopping!
First roll of colors on the Noct. Shot on M3 with setting mostly 1/1000s f1.0 for indoor and f2.8 for outdoor. Using Ektar 100 films.
great tones and light!
Some shots from the Voigtlander 40mm 1.4 Nokton Classic SC. I still find this is one of the most underrated lenses among most RF users out there. For me, if it is mounted on a Bessa R3a or R3M, it makes a superb combination. Here are some shots done on the Kodak Tri-X shot wide-open at 800 and developed at 400 in HC-110. Results = very nice black tones.
Some shots from the Voigtlander 40mm 1.4 Nokton Classic SC. I still find this is one of the most underrated lenses among most RF users out there. For me, if it is mounted on a Bessa R3a or R3M, it makes a superb combination. Here are some shots done on the Kodak Tri-X shot wide-open at 800 and developed at 400 in HC-110. Results = very nice black tones.
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