Just a quick snap out of our kitchen window, nothing spectacular.
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Just yesterday I received a small package from a very cool guy from Austria, and that packaged contained … a new lens! Well, not a new lens (he was the second owner himself), but one in as-new condition, and one new to me. The lens in question is a Voigtländer Ultron 28mm f/1.9 Aspherical M39 screw mount lens, a lens that was discontinued a couple of years ago and replaced by the Ultron 28/2 Aspherical in M-mount. It’s only available on the used market, and you need an M39->M adapter to use it on an M-mount camera. The Ultron 28/1.9 is about the size of a Leica Summicron 28mm, maybe a tad longer, and of course a whole lot cheaper – about 90%. I decided to get it because I wanted something faster than my M-Rokkor 28/2.8, which is really a nice little lens, but of not much use in difficult light. (If you’re interested in that lens — I’m going to sell it, so just drop me a line!) So after some fiddling and fondling with it, here are some first pictorial results. Nothing spectacular, just the typical family protrait session … 😉 In the office, a reflection in the window. Continue reading Some first pictures with my new lens Today’s potd is an attempt at a long exposure. In retrospective, I should’ve stopped down to f/16 instead of f/8, and exposed eight instead of four seconds. But I think it’s okay for a first try The scene shows the buildings of the humanities of Marburg’s university to the right, the “Stadtautobahn” (the federal highway number 3, which has four high-speed lanes intersecting the city) in the center, and an electronics superstore to the left. |
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