Color rendition is really nice.
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Adapted Adapted lenses, any make, for any camera
- Thread starter Lawrence A.
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It is. I would imagine though that pretty much every 180mm F2.8 prime lens is similar or the same, it's hard to think they're any "bad" ones.
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Leica Summicron-R 50 f/2 with ND filters on the K1
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Many years ago, I bought an Olympus EM-10 to take to Ireland instead of a Nikon D800 and D750. I had played around with an Olympus EPL-1 with the kit lens 14-32mm. I bought a cheaper Oly 40-150 f/5.6, a Sigma 60mm 2.8, and a Panasonic 25mm 1.8 and this was my outfit. My wife lugged the two Nikons with 70-200mm 2.8, 24-70 2.8, and a 50mm 1.8. Along with batteries, chargers, and other stuff, her bag was always full and heavy. Not to be bragging, but I thought the color in mine was better than her Nikons. After we returned, she decided that we needed better Olympus and we started to sell off the Nikon gear. We started out with OMD EM1s and graduated to EM1 iis, EM1X and OM-1. Lots of lenses were also bought for the Olympus system, pro lenses.
The EM-10 generally sits on the cabinet shelf but today, I grabbed it, my Nikon to Olympus adapter, and the very old Nikon 135mm 3.5 lens. I was mainly interested in whether my old eyes would be able to do a good job focusing with a manual lens. I was surprised at these shots today.
The EM-10 generally sits on the cabinet shelf but today, I grabbed it, my Nikon to Olympus adapter, and the very old Nikon 135mm 3.5 lens. I was mainly interested in whether my old eyes would be able to do a good job focusing with a manual lens. I was surprised at these shots today.
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- Location
- Minnesota
- Name
- Chris
