I cant see that it has acually done anything there to be honest, Barbara!
try something with a further away background. what aperture did you use for that btw?
Out of interest is anyone actually using a micro 4/3 camera with just manual focus lenses?
I used 1.7, but the test I did was to use the mirror to get the DOF. The reflection in the mirror was the DOF test. I just thought it was a more interesting way of doing it than the obvious.
Good thinking, Batwoman!!
I did have loads but had to sell. All I have left is a Helios 55/2 which is worth diddly squat!
I'm just trying to find somewhere to host my rubbish test photos on as I don't really want to put them on my Flickr site.
Just found out that you can't remove the card from the camera unless you remove the Manfrotto QR plate first.
If it's one of the small ones, try rotating the plate 90 degrees. It'll stick out under the lens but might allow the doors to open -- works on the G1 and some compacts that have the same problem.
host them on flickr but before you publish check the box that says private. then you can see but no one else sees them when they look on your flickr
I'm just wondering how these would handle, given not only the manual focusing but also the usefulness of the field of view. For example take some classic Nikkor options:
20mm - 40mm FOV
35mm - 75mm FOV
50mm - 100mm FOV
85mm - 170mm FOV
Haven't looked at this much to be honest, might have even been answered previously...
I'm just wondering how these would handle, given not only the manual focusing but also the usefulness of the field of view. For example take some classic Nikkor options:
20mm - 40mm FOV
35mm - 75mm FOV
50mm - 100mm FOV
85mm - 170mm FOV
Haven't looked at this much to be honest, might have even been answered previously...
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What a lovely shot - Great colours - Fantastic
Very nice ....sharp and colourful.
Very nice indeed, Barbara. Great shot!
Still trying to justify a 20mm lens, but thought I would post one from today taken with my 14-45. Went for a walk around Canterbury while Mrs Allanm got herself a short back and sides at the barbers.
Light was very flat with lots of white cloud, this one was at 35mm
Allan
Still trying to justify a 20mm lens, but thought I would post one from today taken with my 14-45. Went for a walk around Canterbury while Mrs Allanm got herself a short back and sides at the barbers.
Light was very flat with lots of white cloud, this one was at 35mm
Allan
Nice pics everyone. I've not posted any for a while so here goes - still addicted to silly processing in LR though, please someone stop me!
I really do love the colours, sharpness and DOF you get out of the 20mm!
Some more from me!
Teatime!
yummy scones
lazy fat man
alleyway
entrance
Really liking the 20mm F1.7
I'm really happy I went for that instead of the kit lens
Recently back from a weekend in Wales. A gloomy Cadair Idris followed by a sunny Aberdyfi. Took a few piccies with the GF1/14-45 combo and pleased with how they came out. Lots of lovely detail.