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[David R Munson]

Another from my weekend in Hakushu. It was the first time in a long time that I felt like I was actually experiencing real quiet in a place.

[David Lobato]

In Baltimore today.

[Barry Kirsten]

It's a fantastic lens. I've pretty much just left it on the 5D.

Scott, I didn't realise these were so good; now I know why you use it so much. I have an old Pentax MX body and am thinking I should look out for a 1.4/50. There were two versions apparently, the earlier 8 element and later 7 element. Which one do you have, and are there any differences? Great work as always.

[Scott Schroeder]

Hey Barry,
It is 7 element. It has the red tick LEFT of the 4 on the DOF scale
http://www.pentaxforums.com/lensrevi...50mm-F1.4.html

Mine has "Super-Multi-Coated" spelled all the way out, not S-M-C.
According to that link it was from 1971.
Also, I've been mostly photographing at f/2

[dave_whatever]

Not sure what res this will appear at since I'm uploading it direct from my ipad's photostream..... Anyway, Edinburgh at night, Xpan with 90mm lens, Provia, guessed/bracketed exposure.

[Gary Tarbert]

"It's pretty small but looks good" as the actress said to the bishop

[Gary Tarbert]

Another from my weekend in Hakushu. It was the first time in a long time that I felt like I was actually experiencing real quiet in a place.

The clouds add a real mood to this image.

[jon.oman]

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[Scott Schroeder]

[DennisD]

[IMG]wyadup 2 by gtar1958, on Flickr[/IMG] Wyadup rocks south western Australia Nikon Digital

Gary, great sense of motion!

And really wonderful sense of depth.

Gary, what lens did you use?