Roger Lund
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a close examination of some local blooms. Taken with my SCHNEIDER-KREUZNACH Edixa-CURTAGON at F4.
Enjoy.
Enjoy.
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Maggie Terlecki
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Such pretty flowers -do you know what they are?
I just love the 3rd one.. so beautiful.
Maggie
I just love the 3rd one.. so beautiful.
Maggie
Roger Lund
New member
Such pretty flowers -do you know what they are?
I just love the 3rd one.. so beautiful.
Maggie
Thank you. I believe it's a crab apple tree of some type.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
a close examination of some local blooms. Taken with my SCHNEIDER-KREUZNACH Edixa-CURTAGON at F4.
Enjoy.
This is a surprise lens for me. Is it 28mm or 35mm and what is the mount? I am impressed by the bokeh at f4.0 and this short focal length. How close can you get?
Also, is this on your canon M camera?
Asher
Roger Lund
New member
Yes with my Canon EOS-M.
28mm. It is a M42 mount. .28m, without a tube and I used to tube . With a tube you can get focus until you hit the front of the lens.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
How often do we see such Bokeh with a 28mm lens at f4.0? Is this as unusual as I'm thinking or am I greatly mistaken?
Anyway I'm impressed.
Asher
Roger Lund
New member
Thanks all. I think I'll have a few things to show you in the future.
Dr Klaus Schmitt
Well-known member
Very nicely done Roger; nice to also see you here!