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Erytronium -dog's tooth- sent on February 09, 2024 (16:47) by Gsabbio. 6 comments, 272 views. [retina]

, 1/8000 f/1.4, ISO 200, hand held.

nikkor 35 f1.4



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avatarjunior
sent on February 09, 2024 (20:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I know the 35 F1.4 Nikkor. Handheld with a subject at the mercy of any slightest breath of wind, the focus is problematic at least at that aperture! In spite of everything, it turned out very well. ;-)

avatarsenior
sent on February 09, 2024 (20:52)


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Una nota: questo è un ritaglio del centro fotogramma di 6 mpix su 45, puoi immaginare il festival di luci andando verso i bordi. Il 35 f1.4 NON è adatto alle FF e men che meno alle macchine con sensori molto densi. Ma... impiegato a tutta apertura produce immagini di questo genere ed è oggettivamente speciale.
NON è adatto, ho scritto, ed è motivato: a tutta apertura soffre moltissimo di curvatura di campo ed altre aberrazioni che si manifestano su quasi tutto il fotogramma, e che lo rendono inutilizzabile a f1.4 se non per immagini di questo genere. Chiudendo a f2 migliora un poco ma ai bordi rimane critico, a f2.8 diventa buono su tutto il campo ed a f4 è molto omogeneo. Per cui: non è una lente da acquistare se si vuole usarlo a tutta apertura, non è quello il suo compito su digitale, ma è perfetto se si vuole una resa molto particolare. L'avevo, e l'ho venduto proprio perché azzeccare la messa a fuoco è molto difficile, e l'ho sostituto col 35 f2 AFS, che è un'altra lente, ma mi garantisce immagini a fuoco -sempre-. Però sto pensando di riprenderlo e tenerlo per questo genere di fotografia. Un aspetto interessante: l'ho impiegato un po' su tutto ed ho verificato che sul sensore 'super CCD' della FUJI S5 pro ci sono meno problemi di aberrazioni


avatarsenior
sent on February 09, 2024 (22:26) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Very nice. Have a nice weekend.

avatarsenior
sent on February 09, 2024 (22:28) | This comment has been translated

;-)

avatarjunior
sent on February 10, 2024 (7:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Gsabbio, I read with great interest your review of the 58 F1,2 Noct and I totally agree with you. Seen today these lenses seem absolutely out, but let's not forget that at the time the large aperture had a different meaning from how we understand it today, back then it also meant being able to focus in very low light conditions without autofocus and with viewfinders with a brightness that today would seem absurd. However, the photos taken with these lenses, in some situations, even on today's cameras, have a particular charm. Thank you Gsabbio for sharing your knowledge with us. ;-)

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sent on February 10, 2024 (8:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you Gsabbio for sharing your knowledge with us.; -)

Miii... Thank goodness you added the winking face, otherwise I would start to get my head :-D


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