I like this lens because: It's quite small and makes the camera it's mounted on look bigger; it's sharp as a weasel's teeth; it has a lovely contrast overall; if focuses very accurately on my M series camera; it was very affordable compared to used Leica M lenses; it uses the same hood and filters as the 40mm f1.4 Voigtlander lens: the aperture ring and focusing ring are both delightful to use: it has a very neutral coloration; but mostly because it makes very lovely photographs and can be used, with adapters, on most of the cameras I own; in fact, all of them; well, except for the Fuji GFX.
Methinks, perchance, that was all in one sentence. Scholars can now debate.
Austin Ballet Traditions.
A bar."Cockfight." Nice paint colors.
Bring on the colors.
fini.
5 comments:
’Nuff said.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family! Thank you for a year of images and thoughts.
Don
Thanks!
KT, sharp as a weasels teeth, I love it, great line and wonderful sentence. Happy T Day to you and your family. Eric
I love the writing but I love even more that you show lots of examples. It's fun to see actual work from the lens a reviewer is writing about.
R.A.
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