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[rloewy]

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Minolta Rokkor MD 45mm f2 @f=4

 

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[rloewy]

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MIR-1B 37mm 2.8, reminds me a lot of the Helios 44-4 flare.

 

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[rloewy]

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Auto Chinon 55mm 1.4

 

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Another one from the Auto Chinon 55mm 1.4

 

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Canon 50mm F1.2 LTM

 

[MoonMind]

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Veiling flare - and then some (Summitar 5cm f/2 from 1940, uncoated).

M.

 

[rloewy]

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The Auto Chinon 55mm 1.4 might just be my king of flares. This one is wide open.

 

[mnhoj]

Samyang 75. It's turning into an all time fav.

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[BeatX]

Taken with Fujinon XF 56/1.2 R
Lens who generates one of most beautiful (if not most beautiful) flare I've ever seen

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[rayvonn]

Canon 50mm F1.2 LTM/ M

 

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[MoonMind]

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Rainbow flare? A first for me; fun fact: I took a second shot with a minute change to the framing, and it was completely gone ... Not that I had noticed it at the time, anyway.

M.

 

[John King]

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Rainbow flare? A first for me; fun fact: I took a second shot with a minute change to the framing, and it was completely gone ... Not that I had noticed it at the time, anyway.

M.

That's really quite strange (and beautiful, in its own right), Matt.

Interesting how a slight change in shooting angle can have that effect too. I've mostly come across strange reflections and flare issues when shooting through glass, specially with modern buildings with double or triple glazing.