safe haven for tiny formats

[goamules]

I do like the Summicron DR. I've seen Canon rangefinder lenses are almost as sharp as anything, and use them mostly (8 or 10 Canon LTM lenses). Here is a good example of what the Summicron is capable of, on Ilford Delta 100. I'm just starting to use the Nokton, I got the adapter a week or two ago. Click for larger, I'm seeing this forum reduces sizes even if you post them big:

[goamules]

And the Summicron on color, Ektar 100:

[Ken Lee]

Massachusetts, April 2019

[Ulophot]

Very strong composition, Ken, with your lyrical eye -- even though I continue like the tonalities in your LF (film) work better.

[Audii-Dudii]

This is what passes for "street photography" in my very urban neighborhood:



Full-spectrum modified Samsung NX500 / Contax N 24-85 / Hoya R72 filter

[Old_Dick]

Ken, do you get tired of compliments? Well, here is another. Good stuff.

[Ken Lee]

Ken, do you get tired of compliments? Well, here is another. Good stuff.

Thank you. We all appreciate support

[Ken Lee]

Very strong composition, Ken, with your lyrical eye -- even though I continue like the tonalities in your LF (film) work better.

Perhaps the low cost of digital shooting makes it easy to experiment with riskier subjects. Shooting LF film generally demands more consideration up-front.

I'm often reminded of Merg Ross's recollection of shooting at Point Lobos for a weekend, taking only enough film for 10 or 12 exposures. Under those conditions, we have to make each shot really count.

[GabrielSeri]

President Trump profile.

[GabrielSeri]

Profile of a flower in my brother's backyard.