benny
Senior Member
Hi Guys,
It's been a while....
Anyway, here are some shots using the Canon 35mm f/1.5 LTM. This lens is one of the faster offering from Canon, but hasn't exactly been a very popular lens and is not often discussed. The fact that it's a M39 mount and focus only to 1m does not help make it any more popular. At one point, it used to be a poor man's Summilux and was the cheapest sub f/1.7 35mm lens on the market. However, recently, prices have crept past the Voigtlander Nokton Classic 35mm f/1.4 to be dethroned as the cheapest f/1.4-f/1.5 35mm lens option.
All images were shot with the Konica Hexar RF and scanned by the lab. Haven't got my scanner set up yet. So the results are actually slightly discounted in the highlights and shadows.

The great eating competition? by benny ng, on Flickr

Yokohama! by benny ng, on Flickr

Jon and John by benny ng, on Flickr
Incidentally, the first image was the only occasion that I managed to get the lens to flare.
Cheers,
It's been a while....
Anyway, here are some shots using the Canon 35mm f/1.5 LTM. This lens is one of the faster offering from Canon, but hasn't exactly been a very popular lens and is not often discussed. The fact that it's a M39 mount and focus only to 1m does not help make it any more popular. At one point, it used to be a poor man's Summilux and was the cheapest sub f/1.7 35mm lens on the market. However, recently, prices have crept past the Voigtlander Nokton Classic 35mm f/1.4 to be dethroned as the cheapest f/1.4-f/1.5 35mm lens option.
All images were shot with the Konica Hexar RF and scanned by the lab. Haven't got my scanner set up yet. So the results are actually slightly discounted in the highlights and shadows.

The great eating competition? by benny ng, on Flickr

Yokohama! by benny ng, on Flickr

Jon and John by benny ng, on Flickr
Incidentally, the first image was the only occasion that I managed to get the lens to flare.
Cheers,