Share Some RF Shots II
- Thread starter chiif
- Start date
- Status
The Rock, Tasmania. M8 + 15mm VC
Great shot! Nice tone!
More pics from Epson R-D1
with sold Canon 50mm f1.2 ltm, great lens
and my fav pic from Master Tommy , Epson R-D1 with 15mm f4.5 http://www.flickr.com/photos/tommyoshima/2911640726/in/set-72157608257657897/
Selling this camera http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread.php?t=454571
with sold Canon 50mm f1.2 ltm, great lens
and my fav pic from Master Tommy , Epson R-D1 with 15mm f4.5 http://www.flickr.com/photos/tommyoshima/2911640726/in/set-72157608257657897/
Selling this camera http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread.php?t=454571
Last edited:
Royale With Cheese
Senior Member
Nice shots merelyok, kinda like the phone dangling.
nordleadx, love your 3rd & 4th shots
nordleadx, love your 3rd & 4th shots
nsng - very nice!! tasmania has lots of lovely landscapes to shoot!!The Rock, Tasmania. M8 + 15mm VC
chiif - still deciding between a 12 and the 15... price difference is pretty significant. :sweat:
lokewl
Senior Member
No need to crack your brain, get both............:bsmilie:
Anyway since you are selling off your M8, no more headache with UVIR cut filter on the 15mm lens. Both are good lenses in my opinion, own the 15mm for awhile until I sold it off for the Zeiss 18mm f/4
Both have strength & weaknesses... 12mm is the widest RF lens available, while application is kind of limited as edges shows some level of distortion. Best used for architecture and interior where dramatic effect is acceptable. The lens produces exceptional interesting & fun images in the hands of creative people. Best used with tripods and with small aperture.
15mm has more applications. Shooting kids, indoors, people is more acceptable. A great street lens, just aim and shoot. Easy to use and a pretty sharp lens (set at 2m and f5.6 almost everything is shart). Corner distortion is minimal (not as evident as 12mm). Load a ISO800 colour film, perfect for indoor shoot. I shot my wife delivery process with the 15mm and am amazed with the result. You can take a look at the pictures if you take the blood and gore.
Comparing with the Leitz glasses, my CV lenses are sooooo much more affordable! :bsmilie:
benny
Senior Member
Oh please!! Leitz don't even't have anything in these focal length. How to compare?
I love my 12mm and 15mm!!
Cheers,
Last edited:
sharkymachine
Senior Member
yesBoth have strength & weaknesses... 12mm is the widest RF lens available, while application is kind of limited as edges shows some level of distortion. Best used for architecture and interior where dramatic effect is acceptable. The lens produces exceptional interesting & fun images in the hands of creative people. Best used with tripods and with small aperture.
15mm has more applications. Shooting kids, indoors, people is more acceptable. A great street lens, just aim and shoot. Easy to use and a pretty sharp lens (set at 2m and f5.6 almost everything is shart). Corner distortion is minimal (not as evident as 12mm). Load a ISO800 colour film, perfect for indoor shoot. I shot my wife delivery process with the 15mm and am amazed with the result. You can take a look at the pictures if you take the blood and gore.
Comparing with the Leitz glasses, my CV lenses are sooooo much more affordable! :bsmilie:
i got mine too 15mm Heliar, just love the dramatic distortion, but always place the human towards the centre
Royale With Cheese
Senior Member
Nokton 40mm 1.4 SC, Kodak Tri-X pushed to 800.
This 2 shots really rocked!
Where are these taken at?
- Status
Similar threads
