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Wow.... Incredible stuff. It's really nice to know others are out there who
appreciate these lenses, and a little humbling to see some of the results.
Honored to be a member.
G_Money, that's super sharp. 200mm I see. That ebay deal is what we all wish for
Stratman, the conifer shot is one of the best yet. You gotta bring more.
TG, that second shot alone makes me want to get the 150. Sure you don't
want to sell?
Brian, I'd keep that 'affected' 50 - the first shot reminds me of a dream sequence
in some movie I saw, can't remember which one.
zmem - I'll keep posting M shots here, hopefully others as well. The M-club
has existed informally for what, 25-30 years?
Paul - Looking forward to seeing what you put in the marketplace! I have
4 M's - would like to expand that a bit.
augustmoon - re K-club - someone needs to sell me a K before I can become a
member
Eaglerapids - nice shots. Can't wait until I have a wider M like that to try.
Good to know my old A 50 1.7 has a happy home, too! Good to hear from you.
Deudea - all I can say is... wow. Probably two of the best so far, very strange,
evocative, sombre images. Very European feel. I need to get up to Montreal.
Originally posted by 8540tomg Hi all,
I hope this thread goes on for a while. There are 20 or so M series primes. So
far we have samples from only three: the 50 1.4, 135 3.5 and 150 3.5. I
would like to have a look at some images made from as many lenses in this
group as possible. It is one thing to read about a lens in the database. The
opinions found there are fine. It is quite another thing, however, to see how
photographers of varying degrees of experience and ability put them to use.
The combination of opinion from the lens database and actual images will
provide potential buyers and users of these optics with valuable information.
Besides it is a lot more fun to see the actual images than read about them. ...
TG
Tom - that pretty much sums up why I started this thread, very well put.
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